The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1850, Page 4

the Com oad _ Ms Wane, Secretary cs aim aThasiat ABBOTT, Chairmen. 1. er EGOYNE. ‘Cor. Seo, Ww gone GAS-LIGHT COMPANY, ‘have this cL. avertrr ae R RESPECTFULLY INFORMS a the bapa what hie Dining fow days’ In order to undergo eatensive KIRK, 305 Bowery, corner of Sizth otront._ B—Aall PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST f SMITH & COR ot then on ec peters SMITH & CORRE HE MEMBERS OF THE AME- ‘Association are requested to at- tight street, unis afterunon, (Savurday), at ve thelr sien be a Me lamented President, Durid C. Caldea, JOUN BROUGHAM, See. Pct Lyf A a poner ha 2 Age’ Ld SURE cotervecs or aot Priatii The materiale vn whieh 8 ia paper is printed is from = nd ae MEMBERS att at er See Comptag ‘0. , to meet om Sunday NOU Fanti fae pa DEPARTMENT seistant Foreman, f, and experience in, the ied, and me not Rnowledge not be excelled, sensible that there hae gone jalued remarksd as for hi al coclion for the welfare Pi Ee that in riporeanty recolleetions, that in Ihere are frionds to’ whom he is near eesk wba ty, the hour of his need, will ing on the part of the Poem hanes .T A GRNERAL zens of New York, conv: ‘That we deeply deplore it den Taliowcitien, Davia Coialinder Colden, in ‘we sustain the joes of & warm-hearted p liberal petron mad Prominent exp supporter ef the Fat n Comey ‘bose heart beat tbiee with the fami!: ATHERINE ATKINSON —SHOULD THIS MERT THR irs. Ci + Atkinson, wife of Richard A. hter of, the inte te, Beaner ond villas AT UNION PA ie Webding atore, belconten, be ors, wi several larze th ae single Foows, ean be Wed 'in'this Sait and tlaguet lees ton, parce be ‘on immediate applica | Wiskianns a Bai = 172 Contre street. wx ANTED— RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 wee Ware in table family, for 8 “a4 bmg ati yey and C. Good ee ity reference ANTED—A SITUATION, BY & aa Se ‘woman, as Wot Nurse. Has the best of city reference. eee ‘ot Mrs. Haning’s, No.7 Wayne key deren, cee” Ul i. from the! ferry. below the rai rom. ANTED—A COMFORTABLE TW se, above Chamber street, in for a small family, without children; rei Unpdoubted security and reference give: office, Must be near an omnibus route. ANTED—A S17 Fig. Bis orne FRENCH ‘woman, or Nuree for children, 385 Broad: 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, AS AD Wholesale or retail prévialo ro" The best reference ie w. ith TiveRLEY. Kingston, NTED—BY ASSISTANT, IN A ‘Frooery, tore, by lease direct leiter ster county, New York. -ED—A SEAMSTRI man, = = wi r fos tor the rosidenee of the SITUATION WANTED, BY A Keeper. Apply at No. 91 Grand street. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, Teference given and required, FIRST RATE GARDENER, or Fas yeas re PRAC- nd, and ei) tieal ex in country, wit tion ia a reepectalle family, can act ‘man, if required, Can jnce an excellent sha- man wanting euch, will meet with hi wf need store, "Ne. 9 John stvost, where M1 wait on notes and calls for three at Mr. vertiner Ww: small Steamboat for sale, not over Tong. hay meet with a purchaser by addressing J. J, i givn New Yor! wer partion OUKNEYMAN SAILMAKER WANTED—A viusr | 3 = | ae Irorkman can obtain constant employment at fro ee unity now oeen: aavifened reputation in the steam engine, Dlishment is now road, including fae wharf room from i 0 a sand © large share of” busi reds ie for business, ample in aoe will dow practical mac ‘& partner, jet the Whole festablion end val eed Addi “oS ™ ees "Box on No. Tay Paiindelpaia, re PARTNERSHIPS. (oranrxmsnir ‘NoTick—THE retofore known under the nume has been, dy mutual hereafter be conducted ~ ie. ler ooupenedig a eited. ™ ra eeiN. BROTHERS & CO. ary _Yauranano, F LADY, AS ae! RO! shes a situation to attend te an ‘iavehes . Good ytd j | inst seven ily announces te BEEZAN GARDENER. | Mase geven yeary reepentfully Suan. STEAMBOAT WANTED.—ANY remou 5 BAY. Pont’ Office, stating draught of water, price, and oo day, by a mediately’ ¢o the subsce!= ee pensometly ori iar (poe vail.) all jared riety ‘onfdent P+) oF Tone: wie uth street, fuer of Dover. LENT OF- Y oes ALLHALLA, » CANAL STREXT, OPPOSITE THE will dow less Wy en Railroad Dey UNDERSIGNED fally inform the mercantile community i oraseat ‘under | CHARLI J. AEN ___ALBER’ a4 L. PALK. x atvewn bende oud t halt hight di mars Kind in harness: ‘extreerdinary beaut ‘symmetry of form, ver} y carriage, Und sit pay tm his cottons eptei fame FOR SALK AND TO LET. | Tonal ity am at Ps: | Send tn yor reeleste G.—THE eek cle red Psi eee IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. —ONE OR TWO GEN - end their wives, ales one or two Gf anturniched: meals to be sont down town, or nears route; liberal Teference civen. Address, with full ng to ve inet tre on, three ca in ranches fai (which meet be Sedmernh co = BOARD FOR re ‘Soom inthe house of @ Address, post viet private fara Bets rere, LEASED AND REFIT- Park EDUCATION. ph 5s neers vv A “HOOL AGENCY, Sy Gast 8 6. dl Tester ot Sct eete 2 VERTRECILTE COURS ‘ jog Fas OR SALR—A COPY OF THR NATURAL of the State of New York. bi. L Wann TABLES FOR 8. TURE Tables for sale, with everything complete. # Billiard Table Factory, % Ann street, corner of Gold aad hun etrenta, Cstn Ese FOR SALE—A TRIMMING AND re, (Fulton, vtreet, yn.) dving an establi sasinese: ‘will be be sold reaavnably, 4 the owner cannot attend to the same; ole ve part’ stock can be hed: aavures 120; etoek, ahowt 81 Adress © recuring & beautil double be: Let ia astien, are requested to view Belt with soi a et itwation, on the Harlem Ralirond, aglow River. Por Private fomily four doors from Brosaway, as City Hall, Address A. €., this office. T° PRY SICIAR® 4 AND, DRVOGISTS.—YOR sat. Store, P hawdeomel; ith sortment “ Dee ee "food and pre Peat An out-door prectice le oouncoved with ft iste will be warranted to olear ite i L joo in ome yaar Price, $2000 canh. “Apply 2 J. Laemonter’ Bot.. 4s Maden Rm ITy aE PERSONS WANTIN 1 ain Fun cons » =e 4 court — pounding. perfect! » Prive 61, in sealed sega a Ceien 10a thas begs meabere te th city tee Reystrete teen ter, W Brig St Ie mate ice ae emcees fe suse bans The atore above hae ir) it one year. TBARR Ha a0 cat dr tm T?J2 LET PART oF, tie vUSE, TO A RESP CY from my Girecked te Herald omee, will te nvase OUSES To LET, witn Setooce ‘Twenty-Afth and Twenty-siuth ptreous ‘the pied ba aks EVANS, Trew rth avenge, or 7) Nassau street, thie PAXTOeA House w ANTRED—IN A GENTEEL borbood, with # small family, for @ gentieman Bife, two rooms ired with basement and attic, ting ferme, (bleh would be in advance, if required.) OE Jerald office Cam TO RENT-FOR ONE On rive ves convenient cottage, together, with fe at fren ae the Hippoma. pagzar AxD sTURE omy ixves, tas Dew completed, No. im etreet, moar the jenction of Aa ow N HARDMAN, D REDROO are 1 coms are ti Vert location te tie eity. Rete ‘we Bron a abore It be let to stn Teaqnive st Torker very moderate, ae vo ee WES ‘ART 4 aes fet | Chim a Bohemia | Sdipe, Giaes, ian W tsTO! pelo ey will pay fo it LLIARD naire at AMUSEMENTS. iw? Jagarasmseraner 9 b pein J arath wi eal ol \CUSE—Damon, red He geott ceobiea We, keonk Melgotes, i joa; Andronions, Mr. 2. 4 Sane Duke de fen Brsens r; Ny! po Lionas. Tove followed by the dramas 0 TeUT Basie Mts Ww Marshalls. eel; An ew Adze, Mr. Herbert any a pe Phinip te arville, Me. Rus ‘codarel, Mra, Madi- de with the cag bil Sym Mr. CTeylort Marian, Miss Loekyer. Tag). Doors oper to commen ioe ©, QUICK & Co.'s MaMMorey MEN AGERIE.— Mined collation of Van ‘end ne “Fes ngevine & Co., with amar gos comprieing repre. ives of the anim: ‘world. from every soun' lose will be exhibited for four @aye only, 8 he erzer Hieetion wk Nation—A brother Sacred gh — ‘Senti- tal Songs, lway ‘Tebareaaie, 60, y, the Toh inet, te "ig mational costume, and wil i tate mt thi ian and in Bngtish. oder, in prookiye: W: Ru Tn fates Music Stores on , By TERCE'S MINSTRELS.—MR. B. B. PLERCR, ONE or the principal members of Christy's reeey. and to £ amesement Jovi formed tbe public generally ‘beat Band of Hit ste Beata, nisea oa hea ti mn, Com) img oe" ol vi te per oie novelties. He wait S . remitted, ant Mh Ta bene Y Admionton tell pate ofthe house, 25 cont Parquette, with stuffed seats aad stuffed new box seate, have bean comforts of the house, AYNE'’S PANORAMA OF & VOYAGE TO guKorE— very ing, at the Great Hall, Minerva Rooms, “ aamvracing ews of Boston, Ld 1, Lows Sew. tand beth aides of the \dren, nase vous, to! trou sil the bea ties of the Franklin M a Mi nu together wi Sable Brothers. inal Greek Slave, Ve Prices of sdmit 18; Stage the thie a te to 4 foun a Bo riees of admisei: hoxee, Bie.: parquette, 123¢¢.; private hones, 62 “AMUSEMENTS 1 In Po PU.wADELPHIA, — ARNUW'S MU ger pe , PHILADELPH a MARY, 7 Dor cegeess oe SA Seante ef the withs neers | Ls whieh will be Wooscy' tively ‘her I tne, Tite PRIDE SF i OF THE MARKET, 00 mg. ‘® strong cast Des The 4 imiseeliane- Tedevilies, Bowed Dances, ke. Dicsel Views in the afterneon. story is one of araciers. As Pictures of steambou ie fliy an pn ratio i ebable, yet oe ce provable, Jo ote UMdeeypeudy is the production with (particular o | thor, whom the Cat ehiie of this ead the old country rican author, who x wey novel will be deligi the boibees ‘New York. N®, Li tok! ed OWN, FOR THIS bs os tatos the full partientars of the Horley oa | clusion of the B’hoys of New York; Putting him chapters of Ned's Lite Varn; Ned'e hive Dream of Ets andidcnridan iefter of Biba |, ae Biri CAGes BTC. iaSANARY, MOCKING, TRAP AND muse” ‘Willow Nests, Chowde: ail the leneriee of the marhete oy ne Head, .” by nw ALLEN. "a Dey street. —Titve Tallhoy, Mr. Family and Third circles, 26e.: Gaile Bis RTON 8 Funasae sniioUs Pam Phan Hill; & Ormesby called A SCENE IN NTH ‘Ue or rae FEMALE—Nicodemae Crisp, Hamil Polly ae ah fait Sa eke’ Mr Barton A r. Bar oun cetapple, Mise Chapman; Mine Wadd, Miss J. Till. PHEATRE, ASTOR PLACE OPERA oy SATUR- April 18th, 1860, will be od o praeee historical play of K KING HENRY? THE wari i 3 Prince of Wales, Mr. Neate; i Hetepur, Mr. Fleming} Poine, ene, Dyott: DUP sir M. Hant: Lady Loder. ‘Boxes Amphitheatre, 25 eeute; restrved + 7 cents. Doors open at 7—to com- ards CALIFORNIA —AN EXPERIENCED MINI Chemist and Geologist, wishes fo mg wich the States or going ter Calitersie. houses of this city aa Feforenco, A Esq., 420 Broadway, OTICE. Com Banking, nd mi dreee A. B., care of r. “SAN f petaaneere For sal WARD & Pate ALIFORNIA PASSENGER OFFIC 179 Broadway, up stairs.—Through Tic! in, Steerage, $200; real Saran « Md Aa RNOLD BUFFUN. ONVENIENT “FOR. CALIFORNIA dents.—" Stimson's News Letter SI the news of the week, rte of y & Mente cu ALL KORN a, camera SUBSCRIBERS hed much ti in atorvs teal ive notice they ‘continue to sail and pat PY jualities of all kinds of Grosery Mess eK ‘i avers «., ie ge vy? ey ca =e Soliclaed. by med SM PELDT “Bisset fe havber Goode in Emerton, r iraint trade, and warran' sumbeny ve Snip receive, bat whe ed, Kaas min Siete rege ‘ve return by Gret steamer from 4 deepateh. NUN'LOUNT & CO,, 88 Broadway, corner Wall-ot._ G uecuenenre v will be GRAY, COMMISSION | lifornia. Fate wo lewis & Hastert: er and E.T. Treadwell, New York; J: ‘& Perry, Albeny; C,H. Carrell & Ce., rier hien, Baltimore. largest oi} at Peaaeimy Henin Cie cape ae 8. RAY. neellore of Law, FRANCIS J. sane fornia. TuANK TURK, JULIUS K. ROXE. ‘marble beds, seven of which nnd at Bane fae chon Sey a reed: ‘Strangers and citisens who wish te snjey's et ame of Calan ‘cannot do better than to call and try Betting is strictly forbidden in NOTICECANDETS (CLEANED Ww WITHOUT UNRIP- Shaws Fits cleaned, $15, Et hate ut . Sate. a3 PM no genpios jehingly red ire 3 om USNR Glace Centar, Won he beens a a ori B.—TO SHIP MASTERS, HOTEL AND BOARD. en, FANcY | shod io, “Tie store and dwelling wt feral ofice. VERY rengen & DESIROUS at 0 YOUNG GENTL T rt TLEMEN or PROFESSION 1, = ABLE Coaticn Wo. t-—t house proprietors, private fismili Dried Pruive of prtry deneript Dri Piel “ Wiortlebe Shaki sweet Com Bogie set ole retail, at the prt iT WIRE grnauoraseep St SPOONE—SINCB net see bras foment Their euperiority over all others i because of the strength given by bap out the necessit to 90rING—GoODwI ‘3 — cerca at cozering for making tin, sins of fora oe and warranted. This prod for Coftforsie ish and i+ sow ma- WIN, 26 College place, corner Cham- pase rry rer mis (MoUTH TO WIDOW G 3 ig ear, Inet wij you think be «sid! wbeks Woes ather ede. batt must say thet, by fome secret underviandie, the ronity.ooem to be getzing. thelr boots at ‘T6y'Es's Ne kaw ope they don't imireud | Wir tate DE Baer, oY MADAME BRAVELY, it, ‘dethes are = fede whiter, qined ra deiag ee or articles ‘weed are theap. Die i dine im town, y foes pestle down ing day dear, 1t was eo ener, me's part awe) Eopive Fee's plan, ‘dene, befor 4 rose, oe Mis celinn th eects, ‘The kitchen «1 ed. the breakfast made— I dine ie cae ao —e oven gt bay of padtary soaps of wre. Cantion Ne t- malty oo ae Fa will repent it. Caution No. _ tof the Water Cure Journal, yo ber a vertisement ret dg , 2 That everythi Um the wa true, ater, for 2 comes bi once, bes ser = fi shnanse, anne = at ih goat muel “et the repal- sve tammhc” Weetemethees of ened am inepeion Lnscitone, DR. CHARLES MUN r WATER CURR ETA oy} on mm FORNIA, Fe KET Fo fit Cc STAD, 87 pa TOR CHAGRES, AND THROUGE L- vesnele—First vemmel emils Fn ‘april ath. Goes ta the Vern with all 6 het oar copper tuatens, fon oo Capi WeChiatock. mil ail sa shove, oa bat ed to examine thie verse! engaging to Stherwine, "oe Packet ‘ethen, 1° fa Stipe — POR chal RES D — ea TT ATM teeta April FORNIA—Aa_ THRO! eCity, Sands, to lea Fes Cabi sur BRA WITCH FOR SAN FRANCISCO—THt rates, to convey passengers on board the abo: wi on = oes ine ‘er pase rch Er S, id Beoadwaye SE ae Via Kal wena Bo ut Tye CALIFORNIA TICK BTS FoR SALE—THROD ‘Ticket, by steamship Ohio, i Siwerage Apply at 221 Waver, corner of RAIA Ruy oy oy WaNTED 4 ‘Tiel the 18th of wither ihe ot or fotel, No. von oko tm saa 7 five thousand persona, within 0. 413 Ibroadway, corner of Lispenard r ANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, 1 54 Wall treet. , REMOVED TO #, via Chagres a ttite il geod ant eheap, CORRESPON~ pooner of fomor Webster; New York and ‘intelligence, ete. Pru ‘type, on two Pi sheet of fetter fi blank for private letter of the pur- | Sess She pet 5, may- Cali- va ALIFORNIANS, SHOULD GO TO 19 NASSAU STREET, be and ‘tmont of Goodyear's muanfaetured ted ve stand im any oli- CE. t from the above ae Boon, tof thie INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, J wy respede men. Wasmimoron, April 10, 1890, The Galphin Claim. Mr. Gentry, of Tennessee, and Mr. MeLanahan, of Pennsylvania, asked to be excused from further per- vice on the committes of nine, appointed to inquire into the notorious Galphin claim. This looks smoky The concern begins to wears most ugly complexion It is unde: that the opinion against the elatm. of Mr. McCulloch. late comptroller. and of Mr. Whittle- sey. the present comptroller. will be embodied in the re and that the most material labor of the oom- mittee will be to anawer the objectious of these officers and to whitewash the Becrotary of War, ‘The minor? ty report, however, will present the other aide of the wueetion. and there is stro p ground of suspicion that e House will be com, to disapprove of the whole transaction. It has been pretty clear! now a chief clerk in the shown that Mr. Anderson, Yur Department, under Mr. Crawford, was very instrument in mt ma hand authorising the settlement of the Gulp ua log: rolled through the House. a couple Giuies ago. It {a suepected that that service was paid for by the clerkrhip in the War Department, and by a contingent fee on the splendid interest of this Galphin claim. and that this branch of the affair will be. most inter- erting of the whole examination. The 0 of passing the Dill is thus described. Mr. Anderson, as & clerk of the House, got the Gulphin claim on the cal- endar, placed directly in front de the bill for the Pay ment of Col. Dick Johnson, of the sum of $10,000, bis care of the Choctaws. The Galphin men then went to the friends of Col. Johnson, and said they would oppose his bill. unless they would firet wo pass the Gal a) bill, The friends of Col, Johuson, anxious to do ae tarts, agreed to this arrangement, and thus the Gulp in extortion was whipped in over the shoulders of Col, Jobuson. In the basement of the Capitol, the committee of nine are holding their examination. Amo the witnesses examined, or to be examined, are the Attor- ey General. the Beeretary of the Treasury. the Se- retary of ‘ar. (and perhaps Old Zack and Mr. Clay- ton.) Mr. Whittlesey, present second com raed Mr. McCulloch, his predecessor, both of wi om refured the interest, and Mr, Anderson, the wire-worker of the whole machinery, iu getting fuirly into the Treasury, to the comfortable tune of $195 000, equal to the sup- port of the West Point Academy and all its officers and cadets for a whole year. And some sey the fund has been divided as follow: To Mr. Crawford ° To Mr. Anderson To Judge Bryan («har Total........ oe Add Mr, Ewing's Chickasaw claims of. . . And we have upon two claims a eum of. » $301,000 And under the same decision, or concurrent deci- sions of the Attorney General, payments are being made of from 10,000 to p20.000, on a of old claims, the principal upon which has alrewdy lien paid, aount- ing in the aggregate interost to $400,000. At this rate we shull have # heavy item to add to the deficiencies of Mr. Meredith. Meantime, the commit- tee of inveatigation are going on with the work very comfortably—they bave their toddies i eee ule. their crackei id cheese, und cigars, and they have a» happy a time of it as & jury upon e doubtful case of murdet The Beeretary of War it only holding on for a deel- sion. If there is not # clear woquittal by the comunictee and by the House, he must go, and all in the eabinet implicated in the transkction must go. That General Feapecttully ‘Te- personal! Sreras antec fend 80 ay, business ontrasted te his care, with acoursey REGORY'S ti eut rom te. wee in hake of i on a teal ated INO. C. THOM! @ Pearl ws ous ES Te. wepITT, McALLISTER « TURK, ayrouuaee AND qi res Sa BAN fesse, caLspoants. 1X, werghouss ang hoving located rc. feorrent gd ere pers, Same, Kgs Bow Waves. SHIPPING. ri: Suir LADY ARABELLA, FOR SA Pasexcznsr ite be on beard, one ‘1, Nersh tf ORO RTOR Chere J Sx i oar" kweli ‘aReen, es § 84N yRancteca— a runoce Sad aT ‘States will leave Whitehill slip at 5 Taylor will freely consent to an adverse report, we have uo doubt ulously exact in his finauces— honest and rigid to the lust sixpence against taking more in any transaction than striet justice ullows—you may well imagine thet he has no very favorable opi- nion of the Galphin claim. Nor are the whigs of the House Lie ory better tem- . The cabinet is impotpats and, what is worve, it le fopelessly unpopular. Lt Seighe like a millstone about the neck of the whig party. They, too, desire a o! But they know, also; that upon whatever techaicalities in luw the Galphin enormity may be whitewashed, it can never be satisfactorily excused to the country. | If the whige of Congress, and out of Congress shall at; tempt to vindicate and assume the reeponnibility of this business, it will carry them down in the future elections of the country. “If oy cabinet tn oustained by thin whig House, the whig party must carry burden of this Galphia claim {uto every eleetion to the next general campaign We anticipate. therefore, Ia the final action of the Hou+e on thisGuiphin claim, some expression of disent, equivalent to u rejection of the eabinet. Wasmimcron, April 10, 1850. Cabinet Rumora—Aeful Doings—Old Zack Indignant— Plolitionivm in the Senate—Old Hal Wreithy- Passage af Census Bill—Don't be too Inquisitive about the Ne- grees. A very general rumor prevalls to-day that the eabi- net has actually exploded—we huve many vervions of the immediate upshot of the rupture, and uumerous statements of the extent of the but nothing of very reliable cast. It is not improbable, however, that the cabinet te virtually di! wed. end that the President is only waiting the action of the House upon the Galphin claim, in order to carry the disolation * a0 was Oe Teanemvered that when the Herold tiret announced Thomas Kwing 9s the man who had oted the profita of the Oaiphia claim, the Republe: diguantly repelgd the charge. Tom Ewing waa too honest for thut, Weill. the indietment was fixed upon Crawford, and Father Kitchie or somebody else, inslun- ates that the President must have kuown that this cabinet officer was tuterested in this epiendid haul, end ought Thon the Keput. ete, Mine resident and = th the assertion to the oominey false and malicious Crawford poeketed his $100,500. That was comfortable; but the insinuations of the Kemublic were too browd to bear. The; were just as broad as the Irishman's hiat which wae e kick k repeated And what did Mr. Crawford do? He bad his $100,000 in bank the Metropolis Bank—that was all right— ood bank it heid 46 @ deposit bank in ‘37 jut Crawford was an injured man for all that. A man with $100,000 in bank can afford to bluster; and be can afford to stand upon his integrity. Mr Grawford, therefore, went over to Old Zack, to bring him to me- count Sceve.— Old Zack over # table, covered wilh papers, reading the Iierald, Enter Mr. Crawford. old k-— Ah! Mr. Crawford. good morning. Mr. Crawford Good morning, sir, (eooly) Old Tack—-Anything out, to-day ? Mr, Crawford Yer, sit..'l deeive a word of oxplane tion, Am I. General Taylor, to understand that cles the editorial articles — of the Kepudlic, are writtep by your wey Old 4 Hitt le a friend of mine. 1 converse with him very ofton; but I never eathorise him to write anything. ins Gs nak ell, Mr. nt, Mr. Crawford (brivtiing up)— there Luve recently appenred several articles in the Kepudlic, Indirect! jeeting upon me inthe matter of this Gaiphin claim. Old Zack—Ob, yea, I have hoard something about the “Galpiog” claim. 1 have jast been reading about it. Was there euch « thing? (holding up the Herald.) Mr. Crawford The Kepublic denies that you had any knowledge of my interest in that claim. Did you, Mr Jent, authorise thet declaration ? Yack 1 don't authorise Col Bullitt to write any- thing; but the statement is true, Mad you wny inter. est in puch a fraud aa that? Mr. Crawford--I have vot another word to my, Ge Beral, When the House committee shall heve report- ed, you will please consider my department et your dicporal. [Exit] Old Zack Ob, very well. Now, if you plone, sir, now. and every man intercetedin thie“Galping’’ edule Too bad. Too bad. ere ly this le the peers my is in elrewation of the itmuediate couse of the x phomio) ay has taken or is to take yee afew days Mr bern very melanehol to-day. and closely if bringing up the — books for * resignation. And a retreat to y Hale, brought up ob y in a speech inst them, upon + hich Hal oh point of ceder ‘ustained by the chair, Clay was perfeotly but was evidently at & loss what to do, when Rurk happily referred to a petition presented by Seward {otterday, for enrolling the slaves of the South in the Taited Stater militis. “The Bint war adopted at once A ofriend Gita endindesd” Mr. Clay moved 16 Tift that pectt-tou from the table, (a epeech must be made upon something. and Hale's petitions bad beea dispored of) Tt was done, He neat moved that the prayer of thet petition be rejected; and it was to unanimourly. It was a generous thing in Kusk to come up to the relief of old Mal, who for ouce wae caught speaking, with nothing before the Senate, end at a lose fora motion wy indignagion ngninst the vote of the Renate was decision of the chair v The Renate parsed the Census bill today, It te eab- stantivtly the same as (hat heretofore pultishad in the Herald, with the exception of the following smond- ments hike out the provislon which requires the name of opala tion to be given ptrine owt the clause ri ring their pince of birth to be recorded PHAR sort 4 o Firike out the clause which requires the degree removal of muisttoes from ‘are bloed to be put dowa. Strike out the clause which requires each slave wo- inan te report the sumber of ehlldren she has hed number liviug, aod the qumber deed North giust pot be 0 very inquisitive about Southern sieves, Let the Yenkees mind thelr own ward as owed to wtriki out these in favor of the information ian, snd. e* usual, he replied elu me ex you please: I and ar ‘The Routh altarked Ley on, geutiomen, shall etill reepeet you ae much a ever. There is oniy one J to reach such aman. Foote has hit wpon it unced his polley to be, to reject all momins- offer madcunder his influence The census restored to the latertor + on the plo that, if thie Department t# “balance, wes con durioess must mecessarily yo to some other. The printing, by amendsae ay tract. According to the o nicely arranged for the office of Tramee ith porated to the Inet thet euch mt they hed. could not be got by Se me tag | foe to the Howre, where Ht ili ee FPAliowed up tn eepecious maw of the ereamer Meperiic, +i] obese at the nee Valea, ‘Motes, 6 market was setter, and de: ble, at $5 fra al Rerun ri ° are looking around more freely. Ti the basis of a i etly middling Gu is. arurne—Were in good demand, with sales of 18,600 Iby Prime, wt Soe, ous T.—“Ka.os continued d at fale irrogular quotations, © way, to Liverpool, mt Sig 16; Dale —deud “weights Vie nge to other ports. 1s. 6d. There was no pm mearnrement goods were takew at G5e., payaule at pag Francisco. Hewr.-—The market was Ba and the tendency is in fav able sales have been mad: MoLassen.—The oper: at Me.; and New Orleans, Forte Rico sold at £2e. Ie. 9 20. Bi; ‘28c.; and 10 wile. » ews 14.—Sules huve been made of 5,000 gallons Kuneed, at at 8 SAY Sales sum up 734 bbl i S60, and shoulders, at Sige. «38 Je of 800 bbls, and tierces, at be arene second etrest, near Thi Thirty-third street, Bak, 8 atreet and fixth avenue, Bxl00, $) on Td i Orion, Sitar ‘T do. reet, Lt 7 notice euler of 400 hilids. about the range: als dy auction, 75 bid Tarow ‘continue and a good | mrelonet ihe Cn ne arden We ‘give the sf ger of the transactions, aafollows Ee in ship Montauk—terms, 6 tS: 48 bf. do, 42; 26 di "Woor--Since our laxt repor 0 improvement to notice in the price of this article. Some sales bevels do manufacturers, but at very low at pad we and ¥ ‘about fan ie Raat uiman, 2, Barks —Hogvta (\irvu), Tucane, © ton; Syiphya rai Charles beve Hailey. laseoee 9 W ikicelh New Oriean: Hanoverian, Saow, N: Brige—W J Watson, Currier, Barbadoes, narab Auawaia Lic oul: y Blower ( br), Covurau, (lie) a Raney (ir Halleck, Davis, Sey Brose S Ch Sleight, Views, Phil Heope—ieaals, ‘Durfec, aud Chacler, Rncow, Providence mdse and Gil eiecrage passengers (al Persengery. to Sine Tints. "April lav Bark Juliane (lirva), uabbert, Bremey, «2 nanan Auld, Pocket ship G *, pe jacket ship Garrick, Eldridge, Live rie Tilesten K Co. we te * Blip Danube, Chase, Liverpool, 46 days re Bali Tava) ee iat Weeten. Bhip Adelaide Mevealf, pang Havre, Stay days, ith mdoe ond pares Oolricie te ark wont iwi Husson ate i boom, Prete at cA tad ‘q son Sawyer, Darien, 10 days, with lumiege, bed Sen Behe Marcia, Werks, Washington, NC, 9 days, with mavel stores Schr £8 Willevts, Smith, Washington, NC, 9 dayn, with naval stores, Sehr Cowes, Pugh, Washington, NC, 9 ays, with mavat . Williaut, Washingvos, NC, @ OM ree Washington, NC, 9 dayn, with ma ha maton, NC, ¢ days, with mavat Schr Thos B Cooper, Corson, deh Thoe B Cooper, Corson, Wilmington, NC, 4 @age, wish days, with ae Behr High Priest wal store nnow, Joh ob ns0n, Swanshorough, WC, 6 days Allen, Plymouth, NC, Ship Jomertow: Actis (Be), Ge Brig Linden, for Mobile, has anchored 4 Qoarnatine, woh tptt 12-Wind wt sunrise, NW) at meridian, SW) of mam pth Bacrimon Arrived—@hip Se oti witrrized-Ship Scotia, Liverpool; steuiers = clark Teieeraph, Norton It cols, Mavens, Sb uli: ean Khileaei pu wie Cher (leare Cape Maye end" 1 Andendried, Eiirretg tri hs —Melire Miverva, pain; ilib) sloop Eaves, BY eos Arrived—Tark Malta, Paeitic nn * latter, ship Washington, from N ris, Bath; Metropolis, from Me: Previnewtown, all for California. Arrived~Sbipe Emily Taylor, ond 4 nino, Benese New Benne 1 Arrived—Ship rie, wh lop, owes bean 00 BAT, ie movinmecr Apetl 1 ved—Sebre HW Gandy, Poundelpohe Bauperior, Row Salied— Sloop Win H Bowen, NYern. yareeron, i ggitnt-ten Thomas Prince, Vorb, coo i Ls - Se ee the Jeet ball fenitaeaiah ca Here Site aaa ( Tata Herald Marine Correspondence, yeu bn eenrenres