The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1850, Page 3

Lavwew @ rH ownaran.—The ‘Herald extra ack uv. ad y morning, 4b minutes past 10 ‘when abe trem with ed ‘te without G wes ital Jaunebes we mey coa- a the scoomplished maval constructor, Mr. uel T. Hartt, and all of the officers of the yard, from the scommenene down, Ser their successful one volved la the safe delivery ot abacus sip to her Gestived element. The weather, up to the time of He | Sloat and his officers, Captain it sad Taste. Oteien. Cizew open their Reuecs tn eea- eo! hela, from top ef berth deck besme 8 to ‘timbers. 17 9; trom top of berth deck beams te top of epar deok bea Murti Commutation Fivzs in New Yorx.—T' re genet me not be materially cl are the eee ing 9 ton jest sums: — ort ware. +» $807 07 Erle. . ++. 1483 13 Colw bis. 5 ++ 1,000 98 01 182: Le The counties where all the receipts are used up in expenses are. Albany, Rensreluer, and Mon! ‘The surplus in Kings is $2 69; in Ontario, $2 09; in Putnam. $3 46; in Kookland, $541; in Schenectady, Ca 06; in Tioga. $9 81. number of militia enrolled 201,452, whlch er ASjucant ‘General estimates as 60,000 below the proper number. —.4ib. Jour., Feb. 1! Bailard’s First Premium Liquid Halr Dye Cnepreed and reteil atthe poe ine eb omar office, Bo. Ws Fulton streets ear Broadway. Please copy address. bay ~ National Collection of bp iggy ved types. 205 and 207 Broadway, corner of Ful! ger one ‘istonns are respesttelly invited ve eall and exuming specimens. Wonderful Metamorphosis—Phaion ir Dye. to color the hair ee whiskers, the mo- ithout injury to the hair or skin It ly without dist the color, pa Dye.—atchelors’ Genuine Liquid Hair Dye, can only be vrocured at the manufactory, 4 Wall street. The publ uld guard against imitations, and re- member this is 6 of it the result of many dy. Bee my varic ir ed a bad color ‘corrected by cal! MEBCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Feb. 16—6 P, M. ‘The stock market still continues moderately buoyant. ‘The cash operations are falling off,'and most of the wales are buyer's option. We should judge from this that purobasers were weak, and wanted the benefit of the full time, in the event of prices depreciating. Large sales on time, buyer’s option, is the best evidence in the world that epeculetors for a rise are limited, and bere not the means to buy for cash, and dare not pur- chase seller's option, fearful the stcok might come in ‘when they could not take it. Harlem appears to be the mort feverish fancy in the list; and it will be seen that im the sales to-dey, thers wase difference of one per cent. between cash and seller's option ninety days. ‘This difference the bears willingly submit to, in their anxiety to put out contracts on time, sellers option. ‘We noticed this great difference in prices between seller's and buyer's eption, just previous to the panic end break down in the last speculation. At the first board, to-day, United States 6's, 1867, Obio 6's, Erie Bonds, new, and Farmers’ Loan, went up M per cent each; Erie Railroad and Reading Rail- road 1 per cent each; Morris Canal 3; Illinois \. Long Island fell off 34. Government and State stocks advance slowly, but steadily. The total receipts for freight and passengers on the Baltimere and Ohio Railroad, during the month of January, 1860, have been as follows .— Barrimone arp Onno Rartnoan. For Freight Main Stem. $66,517 89 3,888 97 $43,897 99 970.406 86 —Making « total of $113.244 85, apd showing an in- erease over the corresponding month of last year, of $10,679 08 The quantity of coal brought to Balti- more was 6,125 tons, flour 63,488 barrels, 412 tons of ive bogs, and 306 tons of cattle ‘The progress of railroads in Great Britain, has been nearly as rapid as in this country. The year 1844 elosed with 2.148 miles of railway open for use. To this total these several additions have been made :—In 1845 263 miles ; in 1846, 505 miles; in 1847, 780 miles; im 1848, 1,191 miles. The lines at present in action, furnish respectable and remunerative employment to 53,000 men. Besides these, a body of nearly 200,000 more are engezed upon the construction of works still incomplete A computation of the gross trafic hat the number of pas-engers conveyed on the several ines, was such as to allow two trips @ year to every man, woman and child in (reat Britain and Ireland. In asix month’s return from the various lines of the Kingdom, the total number of passengers earried was 81 000,000, of whom about 25 million travelled by the first class, 12 million by the second. and the remainder, amounting to nearly sixteen millions, by the th: to the rafety of this mode of travelling. it must now be wurely beyond question, even in the minds of t! timid Oat of a grand total of 57,960,784 passengers conveyed during period of 12 months, 21 only were = 18 Anboen & Roch R 1) Long gistane ete sa Eeses be a t 0 6 wo 6 300 Morris 1 « wo is 4 oe ig w & mo int Me de ny Resting RR MOO HH 10 to - 6 10 ae we Eee" anda ADVERTISKMKNTS KENKWED BVKRY DAT. he! wy vata eer’ THE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RE. [~] saleable stook Syne on bend and mortgages, she EL, 8 John street. $15,000 27 008 or oars As surious Rynders Scher stand. & fee winnies ore Pas ard. hiseea, Thia ‘Furey is the Grand Fimmany tociery. ‘The Bacheme had recommend Sas vice 1d to yall of nerd, captain of tbe rioters. After rbaD: securions on which oftace the afcempt to Principles at Tammany Hal re egret that revues Hall such desperate secure the co- pera ard. which ew character of ther lea“ers, From what has already been stated, it will. a that the dealgn of ened man aa Ri ren. By means of whieh they defeated jee ion of a Whig Presitept. Twos. J. Bane, 1", ‘Committee of Arrangemenis Be Ben. Rep Gea'l Com. PULITIuaL. THE LATE CATASTROPHE. arr ney 10) os arene, Tas MONDAY ING, lp van. ’ativer: Dick Tarvin. | ese aa ‘Ormsby Oclmaine, Miss A. Oo SPRAKS FIRST Capt ici: OF wis a ie H ; 4 i & ! is URTON's uae-2 8 (eee Meates L- st 5 i E I Mr Fi fed Sewerks Greeny, hare Mrs” Ruseell, a rrapenase i i we, ; H ry Miss Waiters Mr. Fi conclude with the ‘drame’ of tl Hane Kessler, Mr. wt Mad. Koguel ° j i z é i i F H E é i i i ne 10 THEATRE.—ON MON- poner 18, Sat be performed, THE 88- a Formsag tes Palmer: Cant. | 8 ae pevece Neal herry win Conover; M. Tayle Fice SEK Menard Mr. ¥ aalea Adrian mhiae Sore Circle, 60 cents; Upper S; Hy : i 3 i é, 3 | Rive ‘Conductor and vel Gen Prices of = my eared either for the sien OF season, reopen at Ja, Oe tell. tle of aris ) Hi ils ‘Amphitheatre, 25e. order the bet! TALIAN Ora ASTOR ates BELOW Jaeee 0 otreet Gilamity Tuesday” etatag seen at any time, day or evenii plaseing ae ‘and ners mmittes ‘the in callin, $ publican General Commi A A Denman Drvases to be chairman, ed.» coil, subsequent] Ey ising th . million of other dream under ten years, Lind, caraah Le Bry al Lig tor Aelgtes Svea Admission, cents; = BY "pa toed # pou, PBILADELPHI. meentrated! fc platform + left at office ond District Police, is in whose Journal of Commerce. 1 00 &. Pattison & Co.. fence # rush was made at Daniel B. Sickles by's portion of the Oiestien fn rom 3 forward, etary Ming te mits Sand Mary? tong Ofa the A rte che ‘anderson, MY J0; song, Alan’ rt Simlesion of tem minutes. vw The ari 5g areatiienetn The enchi INDERELLA, with all ite daszlii cient and me penne at reer erent ayerity 7 of had reason to ay violes oo 46 shes ata Kisvar, of th pen Mr. Ming bad Salah of th panes whe alles cd, his clothes tors, and hi eating Teens, who avowed themselves retained b; oe of ti rser,and ther wel well ee See geen RAND FESTIVAL.—A GRAND MUSICAL FRSTI vat Fesely tailed. ey sasizably: bvcuted for thi who followed Ge be given Memb thera us st Shruasmenes ue follow persis in was one of the | ‘sustain democratic defeated by hired | life f the real i tng catibition will take place om Monday peat. 18th instant, for a shertttme, from o'clock A.M. to bel im attendance to explain tile. Admittance, 25 cents; * published hereatve veing J debrew and German Hebre lene ecleties of this elty.. Tickets Oue Dollar, tobe had had at ail the muaie etores, and at the door, on the evening of the Oa mittee are endeavored to oelebratod serice of ascertain every f,and when known have, in nei igantic Pat eran magnificent views of Boston, th mote, and snall be prompt magnificent view of the ANTED—100 G¢ GOOD 4 ‘AGENTS TO SELL LORENZO Foot losed from the press: men; with, omy ‘$100 capital, am eprartanity m $1000 to $2000 pe fornia, elegantly ill 0s in Of those who presumed to att ON. BORACE GR: rity, I8 TO LECTURE BEFORE at Clistos Hall, om Monday oven'ng on th ject of taba FoR SALE AND TO LET. SALE—THE HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT NO. O Murray street, Apply to T. HADLEY, 209 Gresmwich Publishers, Wi Pearlstreet, N. ¥. ANTED-INFORMATION, OF DANIEL MUNRO, ne lars heard from tn 182 or jefferson county, Ne d, will be thank~ ly reel addressing W. Munro, 17 Sixth street, Third avenue, New York. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN, KNOWN with @ capital of $5.0 ‘union between themeely borners, for thele common GRAND MILITARY “AND civig i BALL IN and in sid w York for their anniversary of Wash- ten's birth day, diet of Patan: U0, at Niblo's Saloon. in Brownsville, J: rmation of the above ES AND Li BUR Cole will colt on dade February 18th, theatre floored over, 1 26 to form s magnificent Ball Room, ( brilflantly Lighted aud decorated for the lower saleee, 20 feet ii ) We think it intially two story basement and attic, "erick Fourth swreet, com: tageou Be ‘over the whole of the houses, “on South Address Franco, 8. ANTE jor coy | aeweye AN — as travellers in tor of great beauty and fh traitors, to secure am unreliable, because in- fear of coveurrence. y. The iimited, an early spplication will be Frangements, with the names OUNSTON, Chai EDW ne Wash, Ch Chal HENRY Be mbites , Sev'y Democratic Re- 7. rman Com. Arr, fs, = eed J ACTIVE MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS: te rouare subscribers we f macnidicently illustrated ESiRADLE RESIDENCE. FOR SALE Salary or commissiop will be bang lished previous to mittee of officers work. as FORD, 16 Jol ag =r wt tm 4 THROUGH TICKETS yt California, b; yall Lim int of March, for whieh Paid. Apply to Ww. FuaNcis 2 ae 8 (NEON DRAPER, CHARLES YATES. BE GRAND CLAY BAL! “ Star of the rere will cor h ath, 1800, ge thetneclven that ‘there shall be nothi ake it one of the most brilliant ittes of Nathaniel B. Bh arrei Floor Comittee" Rabert D. Holmes, B. D. . B. T. H. Johnson, W, Mason, A. C. leave Nt jew York ‘about the paid. investm Six of the lote are lots, 25 x 100, snd could be built on ot the house 20 it sow stands. Address BI IN HONOK OF T ff at the Chinese Assom- The Committes Corner of Willian and GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR of hie furnit change strects. ROPE WISHES beon REDGING i anac Ww: FRANKLIN C. D ‘TO HIRE —APPLY 20 Ni Gs LEsMEN WAS sees thio ARE ACQUAINTED trade; also, three smart FRINK, ceiceeein | 2 boys. ‘apply © ie, or at the Merchani No 4, _Womagyes Mark chon, eee 8 4 ERTS, 373 Broadway. RUG CLERK, WANTS A SITUATION—IS PER- feetly jompetent and Good references. Apply to B. bome orgares: at it perfec a ci oe te thankfully received b; her son, at 400 1 DOF 308 MKE! Ol [NFO FO} semen bf -king ar 4 years; had It is expected i fname Mr. “Clay ill ie jeans at a BEATRICAL BAL, E jer the managerent jeatre, will wet the 4} trpeloteg » tee, of whi _ Dated Ni Western is chairman. Yor, Shai ty} Se due ing ammo he Pheatreng-'W. Lewis, k: Show, rederio, ‘Mitehely Olympic— dtore the hist of May, if desired. logeire ons S| ire ae Merton's, Thee ig Rito’ se aaueat a Natchal The pina. Cabin. ‘nigra rd. Buniocn: ‘American Me alte ‘Bas. Willts celebrated Quedyil and ‘Brass Band, sixteen in has been engaged for the occasion. 31XT! | ANNUAL BALL OF F Ber be > pa Sot moe Eo their mother Alice pow lives. a CALIFORNIA. A vog J oe rood Lt « C0.’ CALIFO! eee oo freighte, steam: None nie fro elses and’ the Mines. a. Office Pe Broad PROM 187 OF MAY NE. 1) LaRos Par. ler on the = 0 Seer REGORY'S CALIFOKN Hecmangery, with through totete to Ban Francges, wil Crescent 1 30th “aan a Pride phi, 7th * starch, ae lifornia, whieh will be th deapater EXPRESS.~ SP STREAM FERRY Lt particulars, in- RD.—STOLEN, FROM th deveription of Poet, draft of ot a jrooklyn. on Thursday after- “be Fase hace the tht, Box 44, Post Oihoe. 25 wi recovery of the stolen property. ee itor Neways sreet, he Will be properly rowat HAKSPEARE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION. THE the above Socie! Fourth Apnval Fai lew Srambly Rooms, Chambers street, ABWARD—LOST OR STOLEN, ON SATURDAY m2 and 10 w'chook, in going from ugsl etreet, ieogh Amity, street and Broadwa street the three $80 bills on a Us, gol sd silver, i $170, The above reward will be peld, on leaving ii at 109 Amity street, | 2, sone me sien sire Lee oe MERCHANTS, fornia. be w ford: Sharp, Wright, oe Rnier: one =F. y and ci ter, be Bir ager, &, Te Beysiay ian By order of the MA, Write, Seorstary dered to appenr at the purctually, at WON ite York to Liverpool. $190, charged us woted on the plans of the cabins, For freig WARD K. COLLINS, 74 South street, or to OWN, BUIPLEY 8 | $9.. laverese One of the shige of inte i, turn, ge 4 SPKUIAL SUTIUES hd Broadway, and at the _ LIQUOR: + ih IMPORTERS or WINES, ICAN MUSICAL fomees Se (tak ee, IN & ROBERT OF No. 111 Wall stevet, NATHANIEL A Dorr. . wines of 4 ocie ierpertatons ook stores in thi of the society. Floor manng: WOR eateteaactie NEW fartetein, United Stacea Navy, BS ail Steamship Company will deeperch the th February, at So'elock, F Warren’ street, North Ri Rte omy 'y | AND mab ps om Thursday, yom her foot eres iphis, Baltimore, Ni {General geet Beene un and Sal atoga Springs. nes im the most eye Preventing in the: Nee" fomplere pictore of th OWED Commie 7, Willems, » word the Bmpire City, from Chagree to 8 E ork “ill | Wie © to him at the | oe ‘expense attending the Inconvenis | gmeg’™ rs ‘Throvgh tiekets te * the sae, will be cheerfully paid. office of the compat Francisco ean b¢ rv. EW AND roam or Tas city oF pe ont, Y ane for the recepric shout 100 yards west ef Broad way sate viewnity of the steamboat an‘ rai pitwatio Boks + PRIVAT "ond BL Wan. it eg {RENCH LAMP OLL—ViCTOR F sop ond Clock maner, Ws Breedeuy bore’ eee stomers and the pudlic that, having mace coustamt supply of thi ah it ta thee quant nee. the i haa 4 ROBERTS, 118 West street, SmIP re PANAMA FoR 8 fubscamtial | JAMBA CON CONNER & 3 & SON, TYPE gir boarders: igi eases moder wolace Hotel, wader the pers | direction and superintes denes «| OLD Tear AND GOLD FOIL, AT Ta forsale at the manufacr Broadway. Dentin sold ty. LEGANCE AND ECONO! ‘ tnd coe ORTRAITS OF GENBRAL GF AL GRORGE was whence reer Presidents Euston: poor SAN RANCI 18€0, A aaa orienass hae ailing, binge = Its, propertios im soft. t dares tne freigh ceasaey. The ship Jobe Ferhman ill bee A. HOLDREGE, Jr, 03 Wall et. LIST TARY DIRBCT.-TH Om BALE ONE THOU nD Busumis Westen dri 04 Penet prints to be fyund in the Unived States, ete Parte and London by LS Cape, thus avoiding m which pre 4. although 25 per cont cheaper long and stand the same degree of coy ike tesa “Tan HAWK AJOU'S FIRST QUALITY jack, liabt aot eark. o puolie my plan Bo doudt make the passage in- side of four mentha. For balance of freight or pas Wer eee copeer ot nd otrest. POR SAN FRARCIOLY, Ni lendid schooner yeeth berry weiss apt, Reiline, Roving the greater it anil om the Wen oder, oF injurio ay #0! we ry he Dlaness, do 4 ria vauis beck & 60. ‘very cheap. “Call at No. fame ' In jurtiew to. Serrtalvan in justice tom el sare te Set the original ana boys, about fourte phiet. My plan is tally a us 3 4~ 1 win thow bead eo wm jorit: r Here WEOVR TRE: heom 3, No, #0 Nieman, w street, N and express freight | paresle wil being forauty sf a oleh rom, amd at: shin ‘nba ire oa ~ ™ * stra ard several of the moev ems ie city. ‘Particulars in furore Mille. -Ad- peepee is | atts + Fact, ¥ THAT AN ILC NobR & TOWNSEND, m Breadeuy corner of Ann ce ih int of ooh an enter ptines OUPiL vi mar RCs: tt ‘eae & CO. 84 Wall street, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence. Wasninaron, #ab. 14, 1850. Scenes in the Senate— Old Hal snd Gen Poute—The Cadi- net— The Free Soilers in the House vin American Tul leyrand, $e. #e. Your other correspondents will give you the details of the scene to-day in the Sepate. between Mr. Foote and Mr. Clay. Mr. Foote was @ little too impulsive ton and Me Clay both, lied for, and they were replied to by “ Old Hal,” in a e'yle aad with an rgy that will never be forgotton by Senator Foote, °F any one else who was lucky enough to be there to See and hear the rich scene, He who flies at the great Kentucky eagle may bold in resolution and expert in execution; but iguoble defeat is certain to be his fate it wasso with Senator Jefferson Davis yesterday and to-day and it has proved oo with his senior colleague, the redounteble General Foote, who, with all his extravagant ecooutricities, is a whole-souled, fine-hearted mau After the debate, the subject was laid informally aside In the House, the negro business was up,as usual, for debate. Mr. Fitch, of Indians, a new member, handled it on the Wilmot sid» ir. Root, the fase- tious and obstinate, has the floor for to morrow. He will make the free soil music vocal, aad cali upon ald t0 face it. The cabinet is in o stew The members of it al) know that the whig party, aud tne in Congress, are egainst them and their suicidal policy The cabi- net wishes to change ite line of pwitey, so as to give the whige more satisfaction, or. rather less divsatisfaction; but how to commense the werk it does not kaow. Messrs. Ewing and Collamer trink that they have already done sens, bas Ses Messrs Meredi 0 fi'rostua aud © tom not Mr. Meredith 18 brginoing to lok about him, bitter dere in Congrens by witnnoiding the aup- ving off action have bim up e lite Pa og Pesan hereafter to ect more Uke sh he bas bit He bas some nine jepartment, wether une cept Mr. Hall, the Assista t Seoretary, du spect enough to consult as to who shall be rea od from or appointed to bis respret he cottons to, as Mr. Hall te willing to retain or retained about as many loeofvou vlerks as Vir Meredith Bome are uncharitabie enough to suspect that one or Doth are endeavoring to prepare the way for @ oonti- nuance in office after 1862, no matter whicn party suc- eeds. . Mr. John C. Clark, the Solicitor Mr Meredith te afraid of, and dare not cross hit wisbes Mr Clark ia d independent « whig to please Mr Wm M. for the whig party. ‘A good tale is told of Mr. Auditor Thomas It seems he “ carried water on both shouide: and also in 1844. He was then Register of the Trea- sury. The first news of the Presidential elvotion N tk, in 1844. which came bere, stated that Mr. Clay bad carried the State. aud therefure was elected. Mr Smith met Mr Larned xcellent man aud a moderate whig, and, in joyour tonrs. exclaiwed that he breathed the air of « freeman—‘here was now no pecersity for him to keep bis mouth axa sealed book; ak his reptimente with frerdvam, hw thanked elected Hrenid had got the vote of New \ork Presi t. Mr. Larned met Mr. ¢ e market, and Larned, We bave beat you, as jeoted President!’ \ 4 Mr Smith of his extacies the da; which eleeted Mr. Clay; but Mr register was very totent upon pric some beef. His nominution for hirst Auditor is yet to be acted on by the Seuate. ‘The Virginia Legislature bas turned out two of the State officers who were —Mr Heath, the First Apel r,and Mr. Lawson, the Treasurer and elected jocrats in their places Soo 2 fee’ are men of ih highest character and bart EFFENDI. Wasninoro, February 14, 1860. St. Valentine's Doy in the Capital~ Flirtation— Anecdote of the President—The Ladies—The Rejection of Webb, He , be., He. ‘This ie St. Valentine's dey; and the antiquated spin- sters of this great metropolis are made giad, and renew their hopes for s busbsnd—although it isan ancient hope with most of them. existing since ths removal of the government from Philedetpbia Polities and love teem the only occupation of all class, ages, sexes, and complexions ; and judging from the flirtations going on, I do not besitate to pronounce the Union safe, and certain to abide even the tempest and tornado ef Gene- ral Foote. A friend related to me a good anecdote of « firtation in bis presence, at the White House, between the Pre- sident and lady. So engrossing had it become, that General Rusk, of Texas, stood waiting some twenty minutes, to procure the assent of the President to @ joint resolutio thorising th = hase of Washi ton's Farewell Address, At! and urge the importance of the bu for bis interrupting #0 ferious » flirtatio Piained the business; but the sureep! ible President wae to full of flattery and flirtation. that it was lost upom him the moment it was urtered General Rusk th ton'’*+——" I will rign anything about Washington interrupted General Payior, seizing & pen. aad writing Zachary Washington in fail left, apd the flirtation commenced and my friend and sa th ustry But such is not the conte Jefferson Davis con luded hie seeech Washington ia crus ded ith the beauty of the eoun- try, and itis enough to m & poor bachelor like me bor OD & piea-an) afler- more fair thea mil the faic KY man ir Sidiey, told rhe bas that style of Bog whieh mover fade, © Handeome in, “" Toor Webb slaughtered ta the how friends; and Benn: a tw of his cb Hughey will b pe ealety fi ey te Webb's retur whenh so6 Maxeol Wasninoron, Februay 16, 1850. ~Further Developements in the Senate To. Day We are in deep water, The motion of Col Benton, to Tefer the State Constitution of California to the Com- mittee on Territories, with instructions to bring ine ‘bill for the admission of said State, disconnected with any other subject cute the cables. and the ship swings out Into deep water drifting uoder « beavy windand js untrim aed, the erew od the captain acleep, Under condition of things, there may be reasomable ions of a wreek Col Benton, this moruing. as impressed with the ia- portance of the motion which he bad so suddenly Prreipitates Upon the Senate sald, thet this wae too The @ cf bis proporition to admit aliforme (hat 1s involres all the merite, all the fasues, and ali (he cousequences of the pettlement of the whole diapate; for. 1m the ad- mierion of California by herreif, it te meattest that the Scuth upon every other isvue invulved are prwerlees te do anything in either house of 10 Ferist of gubmlé, Mr. Butler opok ad except thi ‘The mavoer in whieh war created, was wholly unpre any of the wrval requiritions +f I whether the whiter lodtaas oF mixed breeds, tured the reale of the riectic Why. sir the elme- re wihout @ paral! for they ty wihout any of tie aneel preliminary arreog nie hy Congress Poe South would pot consent bo the validity of euea prows or wae willing te COmIdEr Lhe sunjeot with spection Ha aduniitet the dulleaitios could not vote for the adutesion of his for waesee faitoee tight om the o\ving the monk ought te we deliberately ate Mr Webster was willing te discuss the subject omlly, to examine it as thoroughly as possible Mr. Clemens rore to obtain the floor, and at his inrtence, the subject was postpomed till Casrday, to gtr Mr. Downs an opportunity. oo Monday, © discuss r. Clay's resolutions, which amount to sdout the fame thing. ‘The immense magnitude of Mr Benton's motion is jhe cM all sides, U ion, and nothing more cowid be i oehved el! the measures of all the goveroments tbe wun, fet | of iter moment te ur Meantime, Petitions for the chen tages—for a protective var Ye tea fer Freeh indemottien, 0 tm both houres, as if thi smcoth water, befor Mr Clay and Mr Benton appear to bare an ander. standing £ Spee some, 4 oerel compromine, bat thay ec with the measure, or in the © wey y are prepared to get to god to ‘ine’ Sout bout, Upom every proposition im were without any eat