The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1845, Page 4

Wasutneton, Dec. 10, 1845. Among the on dits of the day is the following, pete which will throw considerable light on the present magnetic wil of Europe settled | honeandl | som clear | posture of things between Mr. Benton and the Pre- | the Barricades ; und so intimately are the British br J it brooded over | m Prk te loo, when oe nar ok | japoleon went down forever, no event of the politi- peor has taken place which will have so and bold an sgency, upon civilized nations, asthe cession of the new President, the proclamation of the new message, the meetin, If this announcement should an ; Journal in America, it would only court ridicule for jts Editor—but it will be looked for in the Herald by those men who have watched carefully (and they are not few) the course you have taken, In my next letter I shall speak more definitely.— Accustomed as I am to watch the movements of European States and Cabinets, 1 sj whose meaning I have weighed. sion to know abroad where and what are the vibra. tions felt on the other side of the ocean, from the political aspects and events of this continent. land has not protracted her negociations with us, | Straws, it is said, show which way the | and French governments interested in this consum- | po overruling ‘applications of several members the new Congrese, | Wind blows, and if this anecdote do not indicate the | mation, that there is no telling. where the French | as out of ord made in any other Telationship of those two great men to each other, | of an explosion between John Bull and Brother Jon- | relating to the completion of the organization 1 know of nothing else that will. ted may be relied upon for their truth, | Victory in the end, though it might lead to a large Soon after the President sent his message in to Kk only words ave had occa- ir, Do ja, Harding, Nw \- a rane | les, to enable him to introduce, from the | Fo. Reported on NW Const, no date B , outlay and increase of the pension list, and the os pot the a TT ag Joint resolution for the ad- COMMERCIAL. wanting half's whale; Fabius’ do. 1600 Hen) Tucker, Bands ‘ing ; 1 tO petuation, in consequence, of an oppressive tari mission of Texes aa ® State into the Union. This seemed = - Ina whale; Jos Meigs, Taber, Mattapoisett, 1000 this sason ; Congress, Senator Benton called upon him during “In peace prepare for war ;” and the Propost ion | to take the House by surprise, as the whole mass of do- New York, Thursday, Dee. U1. ba ly piled eee ntee seie Fabius of NBedford, had the regular hours of receiving ordinary visiters, and | introduced by Mr. Black, of the Military Commit- | cuments and papers relating to this subject were refer- till but little doing—Fots at $3,81; | Clevelau fficer. Th d from on NW Coast, up entering the room where his Excellency gives au- | te, to-day, in the House, when taken in connection Fed to the bommnliten Be Fn ag A gan oar 1}. to July, sy Sandford, of ship Cham- s | i i . the rule: 4 oa pion, aw in . dience, took a chair in a window recess. There he with the resolutions of inquiry proposed in the Sen- | pend the ty 7 Poxas) with a Re- “We Br et AP 1 Mr at ee : oe Siti Mary, Haina. July 12 had discharged Int of: ne v} A t resolution for the admission of remained until the President, who was conversing fal eat spat the mation noses ot Coogriee 1s | Joint : with several citizens at the time he entered, came to deen eel a pee i 7 Bebinaer cit rat where he was seated. After the usual compliments | “£™ounstrations, ‘agape? hot with the | yy | leer |View of extorting an advantageous compromise about Oregon Morfhalf a century, for nothing. France | of the day, and the exchange of inquiries atter each P has not sent her sympathies across the channel for | the first time since the Norman Conquest, for noth- ing. In the meantime there is one man inthe Cabi- net, upon who-e shoulders no small responsibility | rests—on his vision everything comes clear. knows that the final result of this Oregon negotia- | tion is not limited to the shores of the Pacitie—that | it reaches the shores of the old world—that it con- | cerns the masses of its crowded and famishing pop- | He feels, more deeply than any other man | iknow in the Cabinet, the spirit of his times—that man is the iron-monger, James Buchanan. Macuiaveui. Wasuinaton, Dec. 10, 1845. Scandal and Other Important Matters of State. Ishall commence, my dear Napoleon, to give you ableaux of the members of the Senate of the Uni- | ted States—ot their views—and of their standing | and influence in the pathway of this glorious Union: Senator Dickinson will be the subject for my first dissertation. He is justin the meridian of life, and is the true representative of the young democracy ofthe Empire State—ardent and enthusiastic—he charms with the fervor of his eloquence as well as the graphicness and frankness of his conversations ; and with the strength of intellect that few men possess, he will stand or fall the firm and fearless advocate of James K. Polk. His triumphant victory over Young--his sliding, almost imperceptibly, from the slim cliques of the Van Burenists, makes him a man more feared than loved, for he never stoops to intrigue, and says “yes” and “no”—words that Mr. Van Buren was never knowa to utter; whatever he advocates is done with fearlessness, and, conse- quently, well done ; and, as a publie man, his fideli- ty is unwavering as iron. The course he now takes will decide whether he is the champion of univer- sal rights and freedom, or can be seduced as the Not like some political traders is his career run, nor does he beg oflices as a mat- ter of mercy for his \s bition “for that whigh is right, and not suffer ch is wrong,” is the motto already graven When we take into consideration the great issues that are before the couniry—we are lad to have such men torepresent the thousands ot ‘eemen of the Empire State. i old regency are striving to place him in a false po- sition before the people, but they may as well give up that game first as last; the people who have been rode rough shod by them, yetfeel sore where their iron hoofs penetrated too deeply in their not ada- And with the hopes that he will not prove craven to our prophecy, | leave him for other more important subjects. 4 There 18.8 rumor here that C. W. Lawrence will not be confirmed by the Senate, as one or two of his meannesses have leaked out, unfortunately, for him, concerning his playing two cards at once—a thing that 1s not liked over well—and especially b aQuaker. There are several agents here from N. York, who are using all their influence to have a man put in (who does not use quite so much of the ‘ood Devil” principle as he does,) office, and one that atleast can treat an American decently when he ealls upon him to do business.— Yet he may not have zeally meant it; as the Yankees say, “itmay be owing to his broughten up.”— We do hope that cures for all his relatives that cannot get a living on a farm. He'll get rubbed in the Senate— no mistake—and the agents representing the people Jity of New York, are already making a i ‘The secret how he e has leaked out at last, from Mr Polk’s Said that he wrote a letter to Mr. told how he served er-like simplicity, au Buren would have been called in- trigue,) he ni¢ged out the other candidate and got the office for himself. Park Goodwin has just arrived here, as hungry asa shark. I met him to-day with his hat off and mouth His family have come with him to help devour the spoils, it he can get any. Chances are Louis Fitzgerald Tasistro, who was removed by Sir. Walker, from asinecure, given him by President Tyler, for his literary services in pufting him—is now crying ‘round iike a spank- ed child, for his bread and butter again. would look infinitely better trying to gain a decent livelihood, and not office-begging longer, tor he can’t come it—and, to use his owa patoir, “dis bery *ard, do hab no answer to my petitions from de Secretaire d’ Etait.” from England on the Oregon question, so much as | [ethics whe eyes hare rete ha “ The ~ : Sapo ‘ ‘ts heretefor vi reget es > a € tl : Che regulations at this port remain as heret 4 Vegetal fom Missour addressed the. Preigent as follows, {ota seted drteriniaaton onthe pat of the mo prices, which are promply fied Pree tetas ran coc mon canine “Mr. President, | have called, at the ea i ot Mrs. Benton, and not of myself, to solicit asitua- | Of Oregon, or none.” Straws do not more accu- | motion w tion for one for whom she feels considerable inter- | Tt¢ly indicate the current of the wind, than these by the singularity of the request, or the manner and struck dumb, and could scarcely reply to the Sena- | head of the conservative division, on the subject of tor Feno pasa) ; ; ving thus discharged his mission for Bich) retired with a low bow to the head of the nation, | Constitution, (the Calhoun organ, since removed to hiefly to spinners. | +f New Bediord, touched at Oahu, and Ist and 2d officers and ) ; ‘ aker was sustained, and the House refused to recon- . | several of the crew uischarged. Ship Morrison, of New Lon- est.” The President, thus taken by surprise, "either | W#t!!ke demonstrations exhibit the tone and temper | § Liverroou Cuassivication, dou Phil gee, oa a Riniyl sod ; — . ef the dominant party in Conuress. ‘The reliance | Horxixs, of Va., then moved a joint resolution, |, Pa eee Mets $0; td Fey roa regen Reena ered agent through which it was delivered, was nearly | {°F & Compromise rests upon Mr. Calhoun, as the g the election of two Chaplains of different deno- Paoaeass: oie east ase ve the ship, The honorable in so unceremonious a ner. F * Politieal family ida meen toi be the order of the | Cit on the score of an armed neutrality, and @ vigi- Houses. day, the foreboding of which I have distinctly drawn | lant surveillance over the reigning interference of the | week, and another praying in my previous letters. Another is also on the tapis, | nglish and French. ; | wae ane a but is kept almost a secret just now. It is, that. ; You ay SEpECY ort section upon, and, the | cle the Hon. John Hogan, late secret Minister to St. | mMediate passage of tion of surveyors. és | | it that the words ‘of different denominations” be 1 Oct 31, lat 10 44'S, lat 32.55 W, Li Howland, of Pro- leaving him in rather a quandary ae to whether of | Bultimore,) leaves, we learn, in about ten days, as | ment thet the words * of diferent denominations” be | Sia 8} videuee, 62 days out bound to the Pucite Uceany all welll wo | not any notice ought to be taken of a request made | Charge to the Orientals, and what not, of the Argen- | faith, as there was but one true gospel. If this. resolu: Brg oe @ tine Confederation! His instructions will be expli- | tion 'w. opted, it would Tobe, ‘error on one of the 8]a 9 At Monterey, Calafornia, about Oct 15, Wm C Nye, Bud- didates spoken of as Minister to the court of St. | “efative Union. Hors.—The : a8 3 . | stood, of the same faith, who were willing to serve in | fined generally to retail operatio: 5 a 33 cents. - Domingo, is among the most prominent of the can: | Mussion of Texas, as a sovereign State of the Fe- | this capacity. ‘The Senate would have the fart choice, . = our ivatil quiet—a small | Asiynia, (Attica fodty Miavee enla; aca; meics : : | as they were a great and a religious body. If they $4,75, cash. vard. : 2 2 A Petersburgh. Mr. Hogan, by the abilities which he | ae veil dating the Teens session, be a strong | chose an orthodox man, this House may be compelled | Rice.—The late European intelligence had a favorable WiAtrat do prev to Sept 25 barque Pilot, Swift, Rio Janiro, and displayed on his mission ‘to Dominica, in eliciting | © ort made to the raising of the postuges in pursu- | to take upa heterodox man. H modesiiodd ve the tendency. The market previous to the news was very | s\d 27th tor Kabinda, 5 L h u : the information required by this government, of its 22¢¢ of the Postmaster General’s recommendations, | two can: internal and external condition, has so pleased all | 284 We expect that the change of the law upon this | faith, and parties, not only in his own State, but hh they say he oug! for home use, at $4, ihe y tis ‘ov 10 fall ri b ere, that 7 in favor of prayer, but he did not choose to support | Tonacco.—We have but afew sales of St. Jago, and | 707% Chz; Cuba, Nov 10—In port, a full rigged brig weg Mt to be sent to Russias the repre- | {fom the predominant importance of the Tariff, the | tote who were clectionsering fora compensatiouaud some Florida Segur Lsat e620 6°50 conte cock ee Ome | for eter had ayred, white and blue igual, with two black sentative of this country there! Mr. Hogan is a Egon. sury questions. | he would not vote for heterodoxy. man of great tact end akill’ i . Mr. Robert Dale Owen is determined upon a | “vir. Horxins explained and defended the resolution, Fio et. Tahah preaiant a neal ce Reco vigorous effort tor the establishment of the Smith- | and moved the previous q cd ae es sion with which he may be entrusted by this govern. | S0Btan Institution, in ‘‘ pursuance of the bequest of | Mr, Perrrr called for the ye: enero of Ra ens where it was Pfposes an institution upon the following plan:— | ordered. it tds A small lot of Hopetown sold at $6]. Dealers ble, to the eee of all concerned. -\ case of rather an unusual occurrence, in which | 100 acr FF, i | iesaber of the House, from your State, is said to Genisne for experiments in agriculture, and botany, for | #mendments. Burrao, Dec. 8, 1845.—There continues to be a few | Boston, 30 be concerned, is making a stir here at this time. | t It is sa‘ that Mr. Rathbun brought on a son of his, | Second. A Normal School, for th aged about twenty years, tor the purpose of getting Ades mired him an appointment, of one sort or other, trom the | ‘Ys scquired, nt. That he promised to vote, in the first instance, for Mailer, as door-keeper of the house—.| the fund annu: but, upon condition that his son should pet. a place in Fourth. A cot fe aiee Rellery, at $2 per day, whic! q c ously occupied by a poor man, with a wife en botany, &e. i i: onidioe ie Pave hit eucote Mr Whi pend a Fifth. An extensive museum, embracing the curiosi- | He was opposed to voting for what he did not approve— east by railroad for the last six da: resolution of inquiry into this affair is talked of in | ties of the Exploring Squadron and other government | the election of a Ch various quarters, and my beliet is that it will be T&S and curious collections in the Patent Office, &c., | cond, He wi brought before the House in a few days. Igive you the gossip as I have received it; and should it ‘not puppet of a clique. a laudable am- His enemies and the institution, now bl ith th rty | Which he had rece.ved. (Holding up a letter.) few~not near sufficient forthe wants of the millers.— | brigs Commerce Card es schirs Joh, bbe en stated: the honorable tienibarcille Ayal aut | tate ere ae eee Orne tiara Hester, of Indiana, called the gentleman toorder; I'he farmers aro apparently holding back, but at present | Portau Prince; Roweun, Richmend; Fame; Phiadelphin; AM: cient opportunity of clearing himselt from an impu- ‘The whole establishment to be free, the buildings | he wos going to read letters from candidates for Chap- | millers are unable to pay more than $1 25 at the present | *testarin Nencaatee Reade, borjue Aro, Preeman fx Manilla so mean a character, which is going the _ to be erected, and the grounds laid out from the ac- | 42. |, is 13 eee tt meee eee aunere Wun CORtO | ETAMINE, OF. Passed Anjier, Aug 27, but not communicate d haps, without hia know! vangalated finettand : | _ Mr. Perrir—I said no such thing. Tho letters are not farmers will bring in wheat at 125 ceuts. \ ans Salad fulag s)barques Nemtitas and rounds, perhaps, without his knowledge. _ cumulated interest of the fund, now amounting to | from tae candidates, and even if they were, lamnotgo- Dec. 8.—Very little wheat to-day. The foreignnews j rigs Aun, Acadian, and Brothers. Schr Richmond, Among the highly gifted and most eminent men more than $200,000, and the interest of the princi- | ing to read them. Mr. Pettit proceeded: Third, He was was considered’ unfavorable to au advance in prices, and | sid ye 73, Br brig Wa Warten, lastnight, of the nation, who, it seems, are not free from the | pal, exceeding $500,000, to sustain the institution in prevented from offering amendments by the ordering of consequently wheat fell back to $1 12al 184;corn 56 | | Cuamteston, Dec rrschr Commerce, St Croi shafts of malice and misrepresentation, is the Hon. | Its various departments after its establishment. If Judge of the U. . Supreme Court. In his late charge to the New Hamps Levi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, associate , the $200,000 shall be insutlicient for its establish- | Mr. Hencey again called his colleague to order. at whole: | veneer eee vosia bre O ma. ment, the deficit tobe made up trom an appropria- | ,. The Srzaxxn, to end all disputes, would referthe ques- | pirrssuaci, Dec. 8.—Flour—The market closed on | Epaanrows, Dec 7—Ar. schrs horndike, and rand juries of Rhode Island, Maine, tion trom the Treasury; but it is believed that with | tion to the House, whether Mr. Pettit should be allowed | saturday at $4 624 for good brands. There are now no | Perseverance, Bpsalding, New York for Fo andi Elizabeth, ire and Massachusetts, a passage judicious disbursement the interest of the fund | t@preceed? Among others, Mr. McConnell, of Alabama, arrivals except by wagon. Gilera: Fosrgr Nowe Vek foe Beare asthe one? occurs which the enemies of the judge ure | now due and accruing, will answer the expenses re- | }ete4 sasort alowing ir, Temas toons; Bar te watsian nicon | and all the vessels before reported, except brig Sherer and scht torturing into hostility to the South, and the institu- | quired. Mr. Pertir said he would show his sincere apprecis- reign Markets. two schrs one jus hon of slavery, as it exists there, according to the | | Periodical pamphlets to be issued, at the cost of | tion of the kindness of the House by but a few farther . gp ei"gaPoet, PNG eel guaranties of the federal constitution. Those who | the printing and paper, on the results of agricultural | observations. He would make no observations upon the au ry, and are familiar with his experiments, and upon the progress and achieve- | conduct of those whe opposed him. Fourth, He was op- Know Judge Woodbu career in political life, now thaton that point no | ments of the several departments of the institution. | posed to the proceeding, because it was robbing the yal over sitet ‘ a0 pt ate man south of Mason & Dixon’s line is firmer, or No professorships of law or divinity to be associa- eaety. toner an. unconstitutional officer Fifth, Be- G 5 objected to him, he does no more than reiterate have sanctioned, from time to time, by their con- ri In expounding this, as a jurist, he had to strip it He ipohaiedl ase clogy, and give it, us it should be given, and as it is understood trom Be one end of the Union to the other, to those whose | beUtions, notices of bills, and requests for the with- | jxtothe Union. Mr. Adams moved its reference to the Pecksili; Wit Me common gense and sound jud, on the law as it stands, an ave dee Heeoaas the “young demo- elected this morning, and, therefore, a respectable | A motion was made to lay the petition on the table. 4 we RITIME Ukrp Jun aueee t crowd were collected in the galleries, from a lofty | , On motion of Mr. Apams, the Yeas and Nays were or- MARITIME HERALD. | cee cork Ee eee seu, ae curiosity to gee who got these droppings of gravy | dered—Yeas 115, Nays 72. ' Sothe petition was laid on A | sion against him. i { arr, brigs Robert Wala and: Suu, Philadelphia more consistent, as regards the great principles in- | ted with the institution. an shales inisrieneareree cir uraritoer star ‘The amounts expected of most kinds of American pro- | j-schrs Balance, Gloucester for Natfolk; Eagle, volvedgin the doctrine of States’ rights, and the re- ‘This is Mr. Owen’s plan, as we understand it. It wishing to be excused duce have had their effect in depressing the market. | nips oe foe ECON eee ee eee ae servations of each State, within the circle of its will speak for itself. We wish him all success in | “ Mr. McConeit moved that he be excused. Passed. Havana, Nov, 29.—Rice is exceedingly dull, and deal- | this morning supposed the Wyman, was the folk, from Phila own sovereignty, of all questions not surrendered the work. It is high time that the Goverament| Mr. Currmay, of Michigan, also wished te be excused; aay Sees COC dow Dosey ae | delphin for Boston, sth, Art brige franklin, Cape Ann for N : zn fal P creased. The last cargo sold for 14} rs; and three car- | (rindle, Bluebill for New York; Forest, Alexandria for New: What every Southern man admits, and what they TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. ‘The resolution was then adopted. goes remain instere. Lard is very low and dull, and | buryport; Gee es iy Peleuiseie Anse Sewers, n . 4 — Petitions were then called for, ond Mr. Jou Quincy the stock large. Exchange on London 11} to 11} prem} | \jveker, Bostoufor New York; Watch¥an, Smith, Thomas: currence, in the passage of laws making the slave Senate. Avams proceeded to finish the bundle of petitions which _U: States 2 to 2} per cent prem. | tos tar Spartan, Rogers, Bangor for das Maize, New York e 5, | were before him. He hada book before him containing == — —_————— jer Portsmouth; Patriot, Crockett, and Leo, Jameson, ‘Tho- ‘Thavaswun acest Rea Rt aen ke | the title and number of memorialists. ‘The first one wat Passengers Salled. maston for New York: William, Portland for Richmoud; Eli- Polk, after his interniew her »&e.—and with ment had to pass up- mocesshe “if vap ine | HAY mittee on Territories had already reported on this sub- Uncle Sam’s roast goose of the public print- tribe, and made short work of the business of re- | {Tom om Nd Pe - | Mr. Apams moval of everything tainted with “Tylerism” in 8 Ritchie & Heiss, Fisk Dow, or Gales & | same subject, but he said as the House had just refused the Philadelplua Custom House, on taking charge | S#ton. ; to refer, he would make no motion of reference. Hav- ofit, ‘The following is a copy of a curious affidavit | | Mr. Dixon H1- Lewis submitted a bill for the con- ih . summation i the Texas annexation, by formally ad- | said Mr. Speaker this is the conclusion of my budget,” | do for do. ‘Sid, barques Wyman, St Lawren tebe ae ae Sealey vie paler mnitting Texas into the Union asa State, under her | und took hia seat. se dupitnse Ae : ; do for do. ‘Sid, barque: a these taaseaiiare ‘Sandy Hill Ways-and’ means of | &dopted Constitution. Mr. Lewis said thatit wasim- | , Mr. Haxsoxsow, of Lonisiana, then announced the ip Massachusetts, (3) 00d, Liverpool, Harden & Co, getting along the thorny paths of life, than those marked out in the p eae of Buller, Barker | &5 there were heavy assignments of goods in New Itis, [ presume, a fair specimen of all the b Dy A e i . Emily ‘Knight, Cometia, Chas Henry, Gen Warten (Davis), York destined tor Texas, which were detained on | gnd blinded his friends. pr Belt Wilton Min de, Middleton & $s, Juey Blake, Dusky ‘Sally, Allegro, Forest, Eagle, Balance, “fair business transactions” that belong to every | %count ot the duties coliected in Texas upon im- | _Heconcluded by moving the customary resolutions retta, Everett, onth, Ja, Brett & Vo: iberty, Stranger, an 5 . i States in the interim to the e; t re ports from the United Sta ipod hed Sata Shea hae pee eon final ratification of the international compact mat- | to-morrow. X, Dec. 10, 1845. as good as a wink for a blind horse.” Ergo. Local Affairs. The Swiss Bell Ringers performed at Carusi’s Sa- loon this evening, the first of a series of concerts they propose this week. Their rich and emblazoned costume proved at once that they had not been “ringing in” around the continent since their visit Jast winter, for nothiag. the most charming ever invented, except perhaps suchas that of Madame Pico, Russell, and Temple- There was a good house, and a fashionable it i] “ Charges against Henty Horn, Collector of the Cus- toms of the Port of Philadelphia. . . "Cary F. Knears stated to me that he beicg indebted | Of all others to give the work the finishing lick. lastevening, at his boarding house in this city, after a to James Magee, Horn, R. Knenss and Christian Kneass ue Sreicur Biveated eax te) boterueet would secure him a situation in Customs under Henr: of the question of the print ing. e accor 2, a pep nel - Pee Horm—and Cary F. Kneess also stated to me, if he te | submitted a resolution that the printer of the Senate | He will doubtless be buried witn military honors, and Sehr Rose iu Bloom Smith, Philadelphia, with coal, ppointment he would pay the following sums, | be elected to-morrow, and asked that the resolution | the arrangements are now being made. r : TY, Look, davanck BM Bee ‘on, went to sea last evening. ‘The weather since lest hands at the bellows of offie-seeking. A nod is Timontal between Brother Jonathan and Mr. Dick- Punapeurita, Deo. 11, Sone Reieed, Lovell, Boston, J Atking Co, urevent tne, thatf eanmot discern the vescle ac the Breaker South.” Mr. Lewis, we are apprised, was the very | ©mmodore Jesse Duncan Elliott, well known as Sehr J P Loflland, Clark, Phi adelphin, N 1 MeCreatiy. “WewrokraO ites of tie Hurcury= Avs ith instant, bries Se first man in Congress to broach the question of the | cond in command at the battle of Lake Erie, and late $100” Warren, Thompson, New Haven. Lawre SC, for Fresuort: Acton, Mobily for ‘Texas annexation. He is, consequently, the man | commandant of our navy yard, died about eleven o'clock 4 dj Froviden Joho B Hill, Boston for N Yor! Their music is certainly of Christian Kneass, decease $500; to James Magee, son. one of Henry Horn’s sureti son of Christian Kneass, $100. plank. Hofman, do. Sean ry received from tae customs : to the estate hye immediately considered. But the rule was inter- | ‘This morning, Mr. Charles Rogers, one of our most Schr Hannsh, Demon. Salem, prpner, kc. Newavayronr, Dec 9—Arrschra Oregon, and 8 C Phillips, aa ae ridin Khana’ | posed, and the resolution lies over tll to-morrow, | respectable citizens, committed suicide by cutting hie cht bycunus, Will Name, Vin swonstis, Dec 2—Sld ship Amulet, Mobile, f a ‘Sok y of August, We predict, are the men who will be chosen, though ", 7 mental aberration. The event has throwna large circle — Schr SL Mi 1845, 1, John Knouss, called on Henry Horn and had a | Col. Benton has no particular affection for Mr. F ' : i ores to land) 3 long’ conversation with him relative to the pointment Rutchie, in superceding his friend Blair; nor has | Of relatives and friends into the greatest tribulation. "9yal stores to 8 L Mitche , Day Inspector of the C Henry Horn stated to me the reason he appointed Cary because Cary F. Kneass is indebted to ly, and taat Cary F. Knea istian Kness and family out of the sulary re- ceived from Custo: i Hewitt’s Oratorio of ‘“ Jeptha” was repeated last night to a very respectable auditory, and many of its passages were encored. projected visit to New York as soon as the weather will permit, and has secured a powerful choir and orchestra for the representation of the oratorio in Christian Knea: He proposes his long E. Horn. n sn Schr John, 0, W ies. a “JOHN KNEASS.” _ Wwe expect they will be induced to chime in with the | to-day. State 5's improved 1} on yesterday’s quotations, == SF Chilsto | ‘own, Dec &—In port, Rey Cutter, Hamilton, The above affidavit has bi si lar] to, great majority of the party, leaving Messrs. Fisk & | 2nd the other stocks look up somewhat. Sloor's Gen hor, oil. | Sturgis, of the Hamilton, hag heen ‘on haud) in a ore ae cab a ig bs ect Rabe Dow to abide the woertainties: of, the next Con- Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. (7 The Telegraph reports no vi ight at sundown. tance to'such vessels.as needed his ser} heads of departments. office-hunting a funny one ? Mre. General Gaines gave a soireé this evening Is not the whole business of at Coleman’s, at which a select party of our M. C.’s distinguished strangers, and residents, attended.— No reporters admitted, from apprehension, per- haps, cf their bellicose propeneities—notwithstand- ing, in the same number of men, there is more ta- Jentand as much inherent worth, it it were only given a fair shake, asin the honorable the Sena» of the United States. But we ask no favors, nor any compensation for manufacturing great personage 5 of ordinary materials. We are exceeding! rous and disinterested in this particular. sorry, however, that we have not the acquaintance of Mrs. General Gaines, or we know that we should have been invited, as one of the most talent- ed, accomplished, and distingué of the list, if we may be excused. i r. Tuston, chaplain of the Senate, thus far, is ing a fair, a door or two above Brown’s hotel, to aid in the erection of his new church. Hon. F.G. McConnoll has been among the visiters for several nights, and dispensed his change with his aceus- tomed liberality. Whatever may be his faults, Mac is a whol -hearted man. The reverend chap- lain took occasion, on our visit this evening, to in- troduce us to the fair ladies of the fair, them appeared no little surprised that the corres- pondent of the Hera/d had all the external evidences abouthim of a gentleman and a christian, not knowing that the Herald is the very exponent of christianity, as of commerce and politics. They of asking the bell ringers for a concert, and we may be successful in their application. pin, a sinall customer from Virginia, of 2 inches in height, and some 2) years old, is ex- hibiting in the city. We have not, Colonel, for we have had to attend’ ments of Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, Wasuineton, Dec. 10, 1845, “airmen, in continuation from yester: ay: July), 84; 30 Planters’ Bk Tenn, 68; 10 Gurard Bank, 9; Trial of McNulty—The Senate, and the Difficulty | On Post Cfices and Post Roads—Niles 27, Bar- about the Printing—Arrival of Mr. Webste-— “ Roadsiand Canals—Hannegan 25, Corwin 17. Senate waiting for Mr. Calhoun— Joseph Graham at Buenos Ayres~ G f and French—Symptoms in Congress of War on Patent Office,gc—Cameron 27, Johnson, Md.,16. | the Oregon Question—Mr. Harris about to leave is 2, America—The Texas Annexation— Public Buildings—Cameron 27, Dayton 15. Cheap Postages to be raised—Hon. Robert Dale — Printing—Atherton 25, Upham 14. Owen's Plan in Brief of the Proposed Smithso- y have to discharge there ‘he unknown LO Spe FH * 9 i p ; igh 6 : r tioned here, I probability the W; at fits f 5 Retrenchment—D. H. Lewis 25, Morehead 15. | T*¢omEverelal bank, 00s 1000 State si 76eee Ow Ok: Pine sigohes who evita, i at 3938s on 1) ene ie venta By Last Night's Southern fail, Territories—W estcott 27, Bagby 7. | 5 i cription of the Viploma: the Wy- | Pararrrsia, Dec 1—Arrachrs Gov Becnett, Weshing. nian Institution—A Grand Design, and a Prac- Engrossed Billsa—Chalmers 25, Lewis 4, | Supreme Court Usiren States, Dec. 10.—Pre- manyustained gs ble damage, bre: larboard anchor | ton, NC; Matild: SR Paynter, E ‘This being the day appointed for the resuscitation c*ed to vote severally upon the committees in their | Ohio; Stephen Adame, of the trial of C. J. MeNulty, late clerk of the order, so as to fiilup each committee in the same | Wood, . J. McNulty, e pauoda | Carolina, were admitted attorneys and counsellors ofthis, Witt wine, Kc. bound to this port, went ashore in'afog on Mon: | Pratt, Pot; xehra Declaration, Jago do Cuby; fLedwin, ; : balloting. } ’ y afternoon, on the nd, hear Fire | Eastbore: joucester, A Nor: House of Representatives of the United States, be- On the first ballot, the Committee of Foreign Ite- | cout. Nov. toa8. SeKean Buchanan va, Jas. Alexan- iui ad Inter “he account i rere alongside, | folk: Mowat’ Vernan,. Salem Michiaal, ‘Terry; Rochaster, ee . _ A der in, in erro! » iy y" 01 © ed. r. 85, Merrill, 5 ne 5 hesny y by fore the Crimiaal Court, Judge Crawford presiding, | !ations, Mr. Allen chairman, was filled with the | Hor Court of Norioli, Stste of Virginia Mr dustice | ciiters are: lier teen despatched to her assistance’ Faccat | oe Bae ee Ae teasomin Bonteed CHS, sent the list of witnesses were called over, and three | Rames of Cass, Sevier, Archer and Atherton—one only answering to their names, to wit, Benj. B. French, clerk of the House, Chauncey Restor, Benton, Evans, ee ae | to end ena er otee to dismiss ae Cord cashier of the Patriotic Bank, and Charles Suydam, | My. Sevier moved that Mr. Evans be placed se- | ments at the cost of the appellanis in that Court. No. At i ra y a - | George Smith, plaintiff in error, vs. Wm. Turner, health —inost pleasant voyage I have ever made. || shall le: merchant of New York, the case was set aside till cond upon the committee, and explained his ob- Ls he mont pleas e 7 the 22d, for joseer Sonn a neg. he prisoner looks remarka- ‘yi, Wesrcort, who has shown himself one of | taued by Mr. Willis Hall for the defendant in error. ery Weer, Nov 28.—The steamer aqeleenph pea of ite pe Ble hi vlan the most independent men in the Senate, protested hope may be the case, but there are those of hie against any order of primogeniture or right of suc- | Navar.—The U. friends who appear less sanguine. A fortnight b vent ee a beetlear tani He had no idea of or- | Monday for Hampton Road deraisattee gat saute pechabe ine pen TO tempt to the infringement of the established rules. a 5 % 4 rty, for better or for worse. We wish r. Berxien explained, and sodid Mr. Sevier, bo juadron. led upon the pon the move- and his compeers in Mr. Webster arrived in town this evening, at Members are put out about the price of board— id of falling it appears to have raised. Many, in Consequence, have not as yet determined upon the session. The sliding ecule, according to the number of his family, or style of 's living, ranges from fifty to eight dollars Some heretofore have contrive: as low us five. Some of the washerwomen have also raised on the apology of the rise in provisions and house rent. Senator Morehead is expected to-morrow. Wasnineton, Dec. 10, 1845. We have no particular news to-day. You have already the proceedings of both Houses of Con- gress, and they are not interesting at that. Mr. Webster, of Massachusetts, who has been anxiously expected by his whig friends, has at length arrived, and is stopping at Coleman's. The fashionable season opened this evening at Coleman’s Hotel. The ladies were beantiful—the dances enchanting—the supper excellent—the wine Farther than this I dare p ery name is sacred, with the exception of Col id it is no sacrile; parties are the richest an held in Washington. Coleman should be President, but that he is wanted asa hotel keeper, and cannot he spared to fill inferior offices, such as Presidents, Secretaries of State, We ‘The weather is to give food for Ws their quarters for si the brig Mary Ellen, of Port. | tnd will doubtless report bimecl IB proposed an jour belore for the Senate to a ourn, pelrs. and, hors oo the Midd Crowd, and w har wfterwerds get | ° yi ey hands td aint be . which was carrie most unanimous! and the Se- ; ‘ off. P. vage decreed in case 0! two hich its tinued 1 Bots Ceti Mr Calhoun has not yet afsiv- | cate thereupon adjourned over till ring bie sees S Tue Mississirri - eg St. Louis Reveille of se hundred and fifty. dollars, (8250.)" ‘The ai the soe a delicacy and fai aes which it “ove Haned poe will hep ed, 8 not expected before to-morrow evening. Of all committees of the Senate, and many of Ist instant, says :—‘‘ For upwards of nine years the materials of the ship Telumah, was to be sold on the 2h — Ye The vote upon the Senate prin tun; withheld until his.arrival, should fore the middle of next week. the majority to test him on tl Calhoun is an inde; votes for Kitchie great reduction of acted from them, ses, a8 a first con are sure of the election, the nership have not relinquished the ' diversion to their success. The: we believe, to a bare possibilit ” a 3 ; :—J. B. Jacquemod, No.415 Broadway; ¥, 4 office of any man in the list. Mr. Haywood, (de- | and dangerous than they have heretofore been.” | guid by my Sievette Bazaay, Nos. 149 and 15L Broadway; A printing, and to feet LE a oaater ail ife Meret) on the other hand, is Chairman of two : Ae Vicronta Rock, ded in conse: | Millard, 8 W. corner or Cedar and Vr Hila serene. a Hele twill be because of the Committees ; so is Mr. Niles; vo is Mr. Cameron. | (ry. The Constitution of Missouri provides that quence ot an error th of water in | _ Promitm was awarded at the Franklin Institute _n16 tmn®re, fae retiree whi will be The sae were evidently mortified at their being | uone but native-born citizens of the United States are which this Buoy lie 4 [. Oce 34, 1848 CHICKERING’S inhaving the work of both Hou Placed exclusively at the tail-end of the committees, | eligible to the ofice of Governor. The convention new xvi, corporauion hart Colaped red and white, PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, BO Whilethe Unieneicu: notwithstanding Mr. Archer and Mr. Berrien both | in session at Jefferson city to amend it have adopted aj, 41"\Joutsl sripes'and umhed “Mictorie ote be phnced avout | 203 Broadway. llethe Union firm declared they were entirely indiflerent as to their | Proposition, by & vote of ity to fifteen, th So fathoms to the northward of the rock upon the gravel, bank U.S. Journal copart- 'y have fallen down, | : r 1prhe , on Harry’s | ment at the sane prices as at hi ; It had been. infinitely better had the whigs a» fry The U.S. steamer Princeton was towed up | ,,Cemnes Mill '4 point open East of the Bencon The publi¢ are invited to call at his rooms and examine the we 4 <, bhp iaed Baker de 38 on We the Jupiter — feented, in the first place, to the appointment of the tothe Navy Yard on Tuesday morning, by the steamer Fuflong. 8 it ‘touching the Bast end of Kemlyn Farm, stock ‘ nf Imer ‘i : ne (wo Hou- | committees by the Vice President. ‘Though, it is Engineer. Rumor has it, that in afew days the Prince. gut" / He LADInS IN PARTICULAR—MY DEPILA ses, for the sake of giving employment toa large | © 4 ¥ ill leave for Boston with a detachment of seamen High water of Henborth Point, in line with Pengarn Bea ORY POWDER has bees found hi fieial and, number of idle printers, we could wish Dow & Fisk | likely, he would have shown them no more favor on will leare, fin, ane N great mae co ladies who have been aflicted to get the jobs of the Senate. But their chance is | YM No.1, io ot a, by et them | (°F - i Naval. hair prinetpaly wee ee civing 8 nissecl ded upon a bare possibility. ce. Cee oe mee ‘ow, tote is Information has been received at the Depart- The U.S. ache Flirt, was towed down to Hampton Roads | er 11D sand When, used with; have been stiown, by a gentleman in this Seely. a hope that even Webster, or Bet- dt 'state of the death of Thomas €. Nodine, af Las _onihe dint will procngd co.nen.on the ist flr wind, Lieut. the directions, it will be fo city, a letter, per ship Chancellor, from Mar. Joseph TMs oF pre AUN tad ThA or Day” guna, Yucatan. He was a carpenter by trade, ‘and has John P. Gilli ated Sop 280 Ihe Wiehe hecapaeene® be tevated to hagherofder than oe tarday wo (the Americans of the Meeih) wan the democrats are going to be so uncourteous —_{-- Official inform Graham, Mr, pleasantest of all those t, (Buenos Ayres) and of t by their combined fore communicated the delightful, but there is little news Mi : pertious hair. After numeron 4 . in this business, the day of retaliation, when it | the Consul of the United States at Fayal, Azoros, of the ik, and will inspect the Navy Yard aud vessels on that | Pere oot tres which cannot be contested, ed by te English and French of 8 blockade of tale | comes, will at jleast teach. them that sauce for the | death of Abel Chatfield, of Chittenden county, Vermont, "tation. Whiisasis | fe, Fale. whoteeale oad ee es Devon, to be put on to- He 44 so0se 18 sauce for the gander. on the 23d of October last, in the hospital of that island. Weatpor erent Chase, Rett | HD ey ‘street, Philadelphie. leulare to the ‘State De: ~ | : | gfzeet Vis Hew: Sfolhos | and by my agenta:—J,B. Jncugemods No. aie Hroalways PA. | House of Representatives. | Consut o7. ren. The cr resident has reoog. | § ‘Set Tah f Felenguth | my Tat tte, Basaar, sa ind 101 Broadway; A. : thi | -s v Ie, 1, 5. he whole of this movement, us of the collusions | Before the reading ofthe journal was Hahed, here | of New Onieeae. oN Belgium, for the pert | for sae, Resid | "Plates, weseef tet Vit several ~y bers trying every artifice to catch the Se1k concluded the journal, there were’ y western members shouting at the ‘ois forward, and waving pieces ite paper as 6 of distress. ‘Thomas ‘Troy, Grinnel}, Bristol in 270 ioe Mint Seana a Hole, 00 5 An . Siailed from Nautucket, sth inst, ited Staten, Worth, Pacite, and nko Ourby the canes fee esas DPE: 5 ack. Pr share; $10,000 “Arr at Fayal, Nov 15, ship Minerva, Smyth, Crocker, N e Speaker announced that the fret Boston City 6s, 1859, 44 pr cont aay; Fi she Maniafue tnx | fordre i font Dont and crews that ofhecr der} where : , ; jen) tren dow: Nee a eee eee ee eae ee Aaa ot tas | de AP eens deen Oh leat een | ca lotartmrel laltoe Rediel fren M.Calbis Ran. 1 8 3 5 Hat Laha "Aug 21, Coussck Spe consequence of syckneas Ud 60) 61: Fee Consul at lection ofa bg Traders do $98 pr sh; 40 Old Colony RR 6}a6} prct adv; | >; - suacasi0. 700 bls. of Illinois, however, moved a suspen- 2 Lake Superior Copper Co Be Sen ab kites, | the French, the legitimate saonee of the King of | would be found under Louis The facts rela- | athan. In any event we should come off with the | House—th 4 f Nant, at Lal ed ficer on recount of il health. ‘Phe weather on the NW Goce had been unusually severe and stormy the t season. Mr C adds:—"News has just reached. us of the loss by leakage, of cargo of ship Congaree, for Bost which will put ship mas- blican form of government. It was read twice, order- these | Pi’printed, and made the order of the day for Tuesday xt. sed of. prices, which are promptly refused Fetore the Row ialetee ines Rye 78 cen! very m vers of these belligerent propositions, for the “whole | Ship Pansme, of Seg Harbor, . and run away—were picked. rate ddmand to-day. | stuving couditins, and confined in the fort. Ship Brunswick id four of the crew steal a boat at sea and broaght back ina it request point a long controversy ensued, but the ship Virginia, of New Bedford, the Senate and House of Representati my x | Y tit, of Indiana, rose to play over his m. A. Harris, late associate editor of the | game of opposition to the procedure. He said he had veral amendments to propose. He moved as an ame discharged ist officer wish a brokeu leg.” Ship Metor, of My. tc, crew protested against the slip ts unsenworthy survey Pronounced her seaworthy. Ship William Beker, of Warren, crew protested as unseaworthy—sent to sea by recomm pentleman ha- crass rallel. is better halt, ie eee 61a Gy soe Tie ase quotations will show a slight im- | {ington Sur ew London, s. There is but little arriving from faith, let us | the Hudson, and but little on hand—prices range from oy, bring me There were two candidates, he under. a 8 a aie bl Sevens, reported same place Sept 30, Ff cific, of St Johu, Nis #42 years out, 1200 -wh. pre spo poxen, Brig R.C Fisher, 4 - ture small, con. | yPTi{R,C Fisher, 4 days hence for Apalachieo'a, on the 2ud | Hay.—Our pre: reading error the next provement in pri find two men of one ti re he called aloud, We would then have a man praying truth one ¢ the bill for the free formal ad- | #°™e water.”) transactions in thi firm, with a moderate stock, :and fair sales for prime | AxnRiz, Africa, Oct 8—Sld brig Herald, Ayres, for a wind- at $5,50, and some for e: ort at $5. Also, some inferior | ward nore, Bargue Filot, Swift, from Ruo Janeiro, arr Sept 25, fhe same politic basis will succeed, though not for months to come, | being made to vote contrary to Nov 17—In port, brig Genius, De Wolf, fm ing Ache Bridgewater, ‘Alden, fm’ New Auuaxy, Dec. 9.—Flour droops. 700 bbls mixed Mi. Y¥! eri snip eanerentii , ty “ = j in port, ship Alexandria, Jenny, for Lon- chigan, lying in the upper basin, were offered today ut | you Tedaeee hevinne ponies nea eat for Lon. $5 ud $8 26 bid, at which quotation we understand | Brown, for Bo:ton, to sail 22d. Goxatves, Nov 2l—No Am vessels in port. Lyauavna, Nov 12—Iu port, schr Charlotte, Rich, fm New York via windward Islands, only Am. ManiILu ‘ip Gen Harrison, Simpson, for jater dat ion, which was ordi the liberal and enlightened donor.” Mr. Owen | favor of ordering the yeas and is undivided first, An enclosure of the mall, a public common, | Mr. Pxrtit inquired if the previous qui west of the capitol, and in the heart of the city, of nearly | ¢ut of his amendment. The Speaker re; s, and the laying it out into a paternal farm an would not, but it would prevent all debate and further still continue to fill eastern orders at 6}a6}, according to quality. he public benefit. The amendment was then put and lost. is Michigan | Monten Pettit | sales in the market. On Saturday, 1200 bbl : flour and 150 Ohio, sold at $5 60. In the al noon $5 | ther, unc; barqae Tas Admittance, Fama, aud barque Don’ Qi igeuce BY | Stated to have touched at San Franciseo, uo date, é y Pont av Paixce, Nov 19—In port schr Thomas, Crowin- shield, Boston. - 1eSt, CRON, Dee 1Sld brig Tasso, of Newport, for New Or jeans, Sr ‘Tnomas, Noy 20—Ia port, brig Cordelia, Hatch, fin New York, to leave on the 22d for Ponce, D — ——, Payal @ 2500 bbls flour. | | B gc. 10, Ax lt, Fayal: Fawn, Go: Jain that might he heterovox, Se- | Flour—Nothing of consequence is doing in flour in the | %'¥! Pailadelphia; hrs Aimstinn, Goueives; 0 the system of electing a Chap- wholesale way. Holders ask $6, and occasionally a |g uc jtm,Fe dericksbure; C Nymihongy Nortolks h piteerse reese ci borgues: New These were some of the letters is $6 25. The arrrivals of wheat by sleighs are very World, Savanuah; Philadelphia; ree education of | only voting for it, as far as the reporter could ‘0 fit them, from a scientific knowledge | ‘he original resolution then cam« up. eachers of public schools, &c. asked to be excused from voting, and inqui Third: A large public Library, to be constantly aug. | he might state the reasons that caused him to make that mented from ral appropriation from the interest of | a high as $6 75, whic! ret In wheat we hear of nothing doing. The ma : Ket stonds at $1 124. A sale a {ew days since of 10,00 i ii bushels was made at $1 20, but it was under such cis- SAH aee Oe Rene: (oh ee ee stances that it cannot ‘be taken as a criterion of the are f Peainecultee: | Me: 1 will state my reasons “succinctly.” He | market. fe machanlo arte: etpainy KeclORy, mlDeEslOgy,., |. Teta iod his restone fer aking ia ke coomiods Biss | Retexisent Deo: @=Tive following is the shipment was previ- | culture, PPOs and public contributions. The National Institute ‘may | lain for whom such testimonials were presented asthose hundred bbls or so is sold at this rate. At retail the price also be expected to surrender its valuable stock to this | he held in his hand. 3 the previous question. cents; barley 44c; oats $3to 3c. Nu transaction in flour | Yaraue Morgan Dix. Boston. | Arr 7th, Br barque Proun: f flour have taken place | , 's Hote, Dec \e orn $. per bag; Cypress shin. | for Boston; Wyman, do; night of 3d inst. lat 293, lon 73, came gles 6}. The price of flour I do not think is likely tobe | it contact with heria brig with painted ports. ame, Se. un- maintained, and good judges do not vaiue the next arri- | known, as there was uot a word passed between them; the W Cc 1 iy. rt t $3 25 to 3 had larboard anchor stock broke, aud cousiderable damage . mgs gee ay area ri e100 tie done to her Jarboard bow, so as to‘ cause her to leak m heavy » i i; Lawrence, Baltimore Bank exc! 2 petition against the admission of Texas, asaslave State, | Hayar—Ship Argo—Wm Fitch, New York; JH Ferris, | tbeths Small, New York for Salem. Sid.. all the western ag, 40; Miss MoE Fitch, New Yorks | Baltimore; Martha, Philadelphia for Newburyport; Detroit, gi Bryant, Buffalo; WN Swift, New | Jones, Boston for New York; Mary Maria, Hicks, Thomaston nee} JH Jantzen, New York;’ FA | for Now York. 10th, arr barque Mary & Martha, of and for Bufialo. Plymouth from Indian Ocean, 600 bbls sp oil. Reports, Ap 18, | at Lombock, Lallah Rookh, Reynolds, \B, 5 ms out: 90 sp; ff Aldabra, Marcella, of do, 70 sp;' 27th, lat 90, lon, 5 ed States, Gifford, of Westport, 750 sp; Sept. 4, lat 338, lon 10 E, Henry Lee, of and from Sag Harbor for N W the table: = | Coast, via New Zeniund, clean. Also arr, brigs Tnsean, resented a number of petitions on the PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 12. | Charleston for Boston; St Lawrence, Georgetown, SC. fot Freeport: Chas Hammond, Taylor, Machias for New Yok; tat | schrs Lapwing, Norfolk for Newburyport; Brilliaut, Norfoikk 4m. | for Boston; Sea Mew, Reed, New York for Thomaston; * | Champion,’ Drew, Nantucket for Niw York; sloop Senator, drawing of papers from the files, in the Senate to- | Committee of the Whole. He did this because the Com. Auna Cralt, Boston; Bedford; &) Buhot, livery body expected the printer or printers to be | ject. George, and M Havenst s+ «007 26) Moon sxts . + aed ML HIGH WATER ing presented what petitions he had, Mr. Adams, smiling, brig 3 | port, 10 AM, wind NW, barque Mary & Martha, bri | Wianimovd, St Lawrence, “Tuscan, Swan, R Wala; seh | in, Elizabeth (Small), Elizabeth, (for Fall river.) it, St Lucas, Lapwing, Sea Mew, Brilliant, as u ‘ . Barque Leda, stewart, New O1 vortant that this subject should be wcted upon at once, | iegeed that he had insite but his virtiee Wore nennery Bards Alahiana, Sprague; New Or and so conspicuous that’ they overshadowed his faults Bis Yi Mar: J Elwell & Co. Masters, StJohus, NB, E Wie | eee which were adopted; and the House then adjourned till 1e & Rosina, Norton, Xibara’ J Elwell & Co. tray affemoon: fd top s and two schrs came in yes: . Charl 3rig Washington, Monroe, for gin Baltimore, Gager & Mailler. Arrived. ld at Mad Divomas aye ct pderick, from Bt Marys for : rwiael wi i = mus head). é mochrD M Meserole, Young, from Brandywine, with corn : Nw fies Boe eee George Washi on, Phila i Pr oI " ing oA * |, barques olin, ‘ine Schr William, Black, Philadelphia, co*l, lelphia; Orbit, New York. eae oes iia; stoops Lady Feuwiek, Chapman, New York; Visitor, sickness of six months. His malady was complicated. Jiza Aun, Rocket, fiom Wilmington, NC, with ship ie Kneare, and the printing till the day alter. Ritchie & Heiss, ilder, rom Wilesugtou, NC, with naval | hel, jiohoscn, 6 days from Newbern, NC, with throat with a razor, while laboring under temporary a Sehr Julia, Vi Tatra Dec 9—Arr schr Deposit, Baltimore. Sid, Ket, Dec §—At the wharf, schr Shetland, (not Seot OLK, Dec 8—Arr seur May, Fall River, Ia Hampton rig "Anawan, fm Thomaston bound to Richmond. jeriiiangirnta, Déc T—Arr brigs Rodotph, Beaton; Pala, . | dot " Providetice. aay Sante snd Hee B Are achrs Britian, Couon, Machias for Mae ee | for aot (Gecree, ‘Aylward, New York for Calais. Cid, brig Se- Vest In | | phin, coal. | Philedelphis. | | Mi Nant Apexi hr Abel P Upsher, Nelson, from Folly Landing, toH P Mr. Bagby any very strong attachment to the late | He has left a wife and several small children, Haven | i i ructed by lai ice to- 5 , editor of the Richmond Enquirer, for admitting into | gar aren Teleations ane that re ieonie enont | oie TEiroibon Roe bats from: Vi his columas, last session, certain most unmereilul | for the season. tune a " strictures on the indignant Alabamian’s celebrated | The improvement in the New York stock market yes- Schr JL. Mon Janus-faced speech on the Texas annexation. Still, | terday has had a corresponding ettect upon our prices Sehr Arkan: 7 Ds d the ship Low | First Boann, Dec. 11.—2 Camden and Amboy, 3 ds, Salled. P ek, having assiste ie ; " ae ° sha ferent times, as well at | other vessels. The Senate next resumed the balloting for com. | 117; 1000 State 5's, cash, 692; 5000 de, s o 5, 70; 6000 do, Ships Massachusetts, (s) Wood, Livernool; St Mary. Foster | ““Srovinence, Dec 9=-Am DrR Orr leston; sehr mittees, and the following were the ballots tor | S&*, 70; 5000 do rw, 70}; 200 Vicksburg, b 5,74; 60 New Orleans; Cahawba, Londo; Rob Roy, Mobile; Argo ¥ Leander, Albany. via East Greenwich; sloop Victor, N York. do, cash, 7}; 1000 Tenn Bonds, 6, (interest January and Marines; Lawrence, New Or- | wid. brig Perseverance, 8 nals sloops Mary, Brushy, Brush, ppahe ode Island, Hull, de. my re Diao wr brigs Tigris, ‘Atnpri : Mary Helen,New Nd, Burr, do; Spy, Hawkins, Salem. Cid high Navigation, 14}; 100 Reading RR, cash, 26}; <== 05, 26}; 60 do, rw, 26}; 1000 Harrisburg RR cous Kecord. fields Bure ber eae tt et ape dive oun Pacxxr Burr Joux R. Skippy, is detained till this morn. | Nats, la 4 23 , a ourne, 5s, old) °60, 96}; 10 Readi R, 26}; 2000 State 5's, 70}. 198 .. | line yer, Ni a piel Ro ae a Buia Dirtoma, (of Sedgwick) Fly, from St Mary's for this | Vike "CHL" brig Harsenate, donen New Yorke acht Marie, N Sxconp BoaRv.—2500 State 5's, c sh, 70; 6 Penn Bk, 2 Port, Was tua into on Saturday night, 6th inst, lat 39 30, lon 72 | Orleans. In port Tusk: nga, Yepenses—Niles 24, Green 16,-Lew- | devasoe 1 d 259; 400 Wilmington’ 5 de, 22}, 25 do, 9 by an unknown barque, which stove bulwarks, split wales | ‘Talbot, New York, do; and’ Almeda, Row, ‘P les 24, y | ds, 269; 1 do, rw, caplet age boar 45,240) and did other damage. Has lost mainsail, split foresail and, | ‘and.dn-des N G Bourne, n, do; Emeline, dirgs | sont = regia ra and Amboy, $0 5,117; 2 Phila Bk, thrown over part of her deck load of timber. Has four f-et of | schr'Tallahassee, do. AFTER Sates. row 16. Bay; ‘Eme etter from Pensions—Upham, Meloy —no opposition. he British ‘District of Columbia—Haywood 26, Miller 16. | Continge’ erg for rinher hold. She put into Newport on the 9th iust., and $144 70 County o's, 60, old, 96; 250 will probably NC} Eastport: fave to Ivak badly in rough weather.) | nandoah, New York. Cld, brigs Geo Gardner, Liverpool: Al- Schenck, Esq., of (C7 For the particulars of the wreck of the French ship | bert, St Thomas; Wm Penu, Boston; sche Joseph, Brown, N ., of Mississippi; Bedford R. Emilie cee general newscolumns, k; and I.E, Holmes, Faq. of South | The Port On motion, it was resolved that the Senate pro- | sent as yesterday. Robert #q. of New Yor! ishon, | ~ Bartimone, Dec !1-— Arr barque J W Paige, Bo! 5 StJi Cuba papain | McLean delivered the opinion of the court in these er cargo sisted m New York for $7.00; vewel probably | Iichwdaon,Permambucn mud amarket, Bl, barque H Kelsey, whig, four democrats. _ : | cases, reversing the judgments of the Circuit Superior | insured in Lisbon. 4 | New Orleans; sehr Tra On’ Finance, Mr. Calhoun chairman, Messrs. | Court in said cases, with costs, and remanding the cases bin Bg agi Erect from 4 fetter fs el | Of 9 days, we arrived here this day-we did not have | canton toatart a halliard the whole useage: i i by far the e here on AUTIFIERS OF THE COMPLEXION—Sur- Moe EAU DIVING DE VENUS AND composed of an easter botanical ; i 'y for ren ye skin soft HTC Mone | a8 AmnpArting Avelicate roseate hue to the complex here on the 2th inst. hore near | .Asaecrentor aud conservator of that most distin raday, but got off without assistance, and, charm of female loveliness, © franaparent fig ski it the. Miama Niver for wood, arrived here, appa- | HAUEL’S Nymph Soap, or Eau ede mroceeted on, Wednesday, 2th for Ny part forged belsaasie id proceeded on Wednes a ‘ “ gedenet al i leans. ‘The bi anne, M'Lane, of Maine, inyneral admixture, tinguished medicinal : rt ciara ae in on the Sttbs in charge Of wreckers’ fhe was ashore for, so tremely bland, purifying and sooth notion on the tide aad Ronckendorff go out as passengers in the Flirt, to join time, and had thrown over about 150 bbls lime and 50 bales hay pores anil minace secre ory vaste lemma: before her commander would trke assistance, which he did at yor aed Niger fast, fearing that if his brig should commence lenking that the ‘and ot 4 ight take fire and des ain Roberts, of the 1B. ect commissioner, The jument of this cause was con- ‘once, Adjourned till tomorrow morning, 11 o'clock. t rently not ape and was to goto sea with {0 tons coal, and p . schooner Flirtleft Norfolk on for nd denounced any at- | the first fair. wind. Lieut. him when the former Senator, with a view to a better U. 8. frigate Potomac was towed up on Seturd: understanding among Senators, renewed a motion | to the Gosport Navy Yard, where she is to undergo re- itl ita Are1pcmaloloveliness. Tis use most advanced periods . pve b: For sale, wholesale and ULES HAVEL, Practical Chemist and Perfumer, 46 South Thicd street, Philadelphia. river between this point and Cairo has never been in so ‘There was u report that @ barque was ashore at the Tortugas will probably them are of mere ras Importance, there 18 | bad x condition for Navigation ax at present. It has fallen y e not arrive be- bir one whig Chairman, (Mr. Uoh ‘Bria Casrias, Authony, froin Turks Island for Philadel- . . Upham, on Pen- | xo low and slowly 9s to render every obstruction in its 8 B : rete TH sions,) und he has the most laborious and thankless bed—-enags, stumpe ‘and rocke—-much more formidable en ene; eee 7 shall hereafter be thirt: | location. To-morrow we may expect some mag- | {Citizen of the United Staies ton years, nénimous modification of the arrangement, for the benefit of the whigs. 1 od Missouri for off the north const of Angleasea, upon whi steam vessel tly struck. This Buoy lies years. at low water K tides, and with the follow: compasa ictona | J, CHICKERING would inform the public, that he haste Fe Fathome | Figo ae atts Na sandy Lala Buiding, 203 Byoad ay, 8 ce, to Rooms No 5 ani * 2 marks and joorn above Iteade street, wherehe will kee} general assort- possibility of a re from expectations | factory in Boston of any sharp instrnmentis entirely avoided, moved in five or ten minutes after its applica jafallibh he iit, to meific squadron, thetvilet ant “the cae ee teed Botomec was towed up on Saturday to the Navy avd the hair is Yar "Phe composi at P er, Will Felatives residing near Yonkers, in this nd Warranted 0 remove #n- Is I have received certifi- n has been received from | i be odores Morris snd Shubrick are ona professional v vor 4