The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1850, Page 8

IMPORTANT FRO = WASHINGTON. LAST DAY oF THE SESSION. THE WORK DONE AND Nor DONE. Appointments and Beneeantens. ADJOURNMENT OF 80TH HOUSKS oF CONGRESS: LAuvs DxO! &c., &c., &e BY Whe tt AGENT TELEGRAPH test from the Capital. AMAGUA, AND ANOTHER AND CALIFORNIA “ THE BOUNTY weecial SAN ro S$ PASSED, MISTAKE a K AL TELEGRAPH)O CORRPAPONDRNCE, Wa con, September 39, 1856, Mir, Webster having seat # spvcial agemt to Nioara- gua, further action cn the Mosquite question is post- ® LAND BILL, oun arco A special ogent will also be sent to open diplomatis relations with the Dominicans of Hayti. Important re- sults are expected from both, Among the acts passed by the late Congress, is the California bill, making six ports of ontry, Collectors pointed and coptirmed James Collier was rejocted as Collector of San frawciico, and Mr. Davis, of Phila- delphis, s» merehant, substituted. H. B. Robineon. a6 appoluted for Sacramento; Dr, Wilthal, fer Stook- ten; Mr. Gallegber. tor Benicia and Vallejo California light houses are provided for; also two hundred thourand dollars are provided for a oustom house at San Francisco, aud one handred thousand dollars for a dry deck ‘The Land Title bill and the Gold Mine bill are post- poned. This ili leave the California tax of twenty aol per mouth on foreigners, im full forge till mext diers’ Bounty Land bill, by a mistake of the emcrossing clerk. passed in such» form as to throw the lands open to speculators. ‘The explanatory act tailed & the Honse Both houses of Congress adjourned to-day, at noon, or immociately afterwards, as I have already inform. ed you. Among the nominations comirmed at the last mcment, are the followlog Jobo. 1. Lweedy, Vortmarter, Milwaukee, Wis. W Hate’ bas been nominated for the Collee- of Milwauken, Wis Hepjwmin. of New Orleans, was nominated aud confirmed Judge of the Northera District of Cali- former law partner of Mr. Southern Distriet. k, Naval Officer of San Fran- lagher. Collector, Benicia Henry Kobjnes:. sivr, Sacramento Celboon Benham, U8. Altornoy, Nertheru District alifornia M. Jones, U. 8. Altorny, Southern District of Cali- 2 Dox fori! Mr. arc, Marshal, Norther District of Cali- en, Marsbal. Southern District of California. escneralt, Indian Ageat for California, con- me See ot Ve, Indian Agonts, were appointed and confirmed Col- 0 And Moaterey, who have beon act- lactors ot jug there My and Mr Bipp posiinated tm his atew was withdrawn, res + FIRST conankes, Wasmiveron, Bept. 38, 1560, The Senate met at 9 o'clock. NYY Lam mie Mr. Waren eal at in engrorsing the Bounty Land bill, an ersor had been made, whioh was not discevored Cid after the Dil was approved. Ove amendment made in the bill bad beeo omitted. The bill, as it passed the Senate, end was approved by the President, al- lowed warrants tor lands to be assigned, An ad meat bad been made and agreed to by both houses, which provided assignments till after a part had been lesued He introdaced ® bill explanatory of, and sup- niyo g the err t Dawson a tortnnate one Mr Bissrow eald the objection was outrageous. Vr Dawses hoped the “Senator from Missouri would hetgriimerage Ile would withdraw bis objection, ke he understood both houses had aesees to what owas admited—the resolution suspending Joint rules rhieh prevent toe passage of bills om he it day of sion Me Jrrranson Davis submitted « resolution, auth»- ident to common a military board to t whether the grade of lieutenant general ehowld be eotablished im the army, and whet ‘\e necessary to preveut military officers usurping and ected The error he comsidered was exereiring civil functions Agreed to ‘The Separe then went into executive session; doors pened at 11}¢ o'clock "A meehege wae recvived from the Prosidort approv- og the Civiland Ptplomatte and Indian Appropria- tion bills At five minutes before 12 o'clock, a committee war aypeinied to wait on the President, consisting of Messrs Ewirg, Houston and John Davia. to injuire wbether he bad amy furter oommunieation te make, as that body war about to adjourn ‘The committee reported that the President had ne further communication to make Mr. Kuve congretalated the Sens te and country on the events of the ression. and pronounced the Senate | adjourned Ull the frst Tuesday ia Docember House of Representatives. Wasninaton, Sept, 90, 1850. ‘The Toure met at eleven o'clock Mr Goncey, Oheploin, in the course of his prayer, necked every DI wlich God can bestow on the members now about to return home, use concurred to the resolution of the Se ud the seventeenth joint rule, se that the and Diplomatic Appropriation Lill and the Indien Ap- fon bill cou! ! be pr ted to the Presiden for mature to-day. Several gentiomen wanted (o take mp particular bills, ‘Th Louse refused to eoepend the rales for that pur- vir Dose, and there was ma vsion Mecrager were received from the President, stating that be bad signed the Civit_ and Dipi omatie bill, and the Iugian Appropriation bil Porras wished the Committee of the Whole oa the Union te be diecharged from the ° of Mr ppolnted to wait on the (her he had any further com. 1 minutes to 12 committve wa op & bill supplemental to 1, pasted on Saturday, It tout the words of the assignable, which o suspend the rules to take up the sup- o ordered. ve minutes th nt and be informe fmriher eomm The Clerk ree Mr We em that he had yeation to make 0 Congres. dealing n eaid — The hour, as fixed by the joint re baring arrived, | now declare that this journed til) the first Tuesday of December hand few members Li Ifeetations of joy. ands ree with: Lead friends. DY MAIL ‘The Last Night of the Seston—The Scene and the Results, OCR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE Wasuixo tox, Sexpay Monstva, September 29, 1850. } it was a great night—it was a curious night—it was not exactly one of the Noctes Ambroriana, but it was @ strange, mysterious, free and easy, night in the Capitol—this last aight of this long, exciting, eventful and glorious session of Congress. Looking back upon it from the light of day, itseems more the recollection of a distempered dream— more the wild, jumbled up creation of a night- mere, than a reality. It is usual to make a frolic of the closing night of the session; but last night we had a Kentucky “borgoo" free and casy—a regular barbecue. At 8 o'clock P. M., the seene in the Capito! was beavtiful, exhilarating, cheerful, and poetical ina ugh degree. Both honses were in active I+giela- tion, closing up the appropriations. Messyzes peeded rapidly from house to house—from the President to both bouses—reports from committees of conference were disposed of with the crlerity of telegraphic despatches. The galleries of the House, from the centre of the hall, presented the moet brilliant audience of Leenty we have eren for many « dey. The array of the fair sex, at least a thousand strong, under the bright reflee- tion of the great chandelier, was more dazzling to the eye than the starry squad- rons Which illuminate a wiuter’s night; and their incessant warbling reminded one of the gathering of the spring birds in @ morning chorus, ia the midst of # bloom orchard, We doubt whether any capital ia Christendom could summon from the same poprlatioa, such a constel- lation of beautiful faces as illuminated the ladies’ galleries ef the Liouse last night. It gave aa air of clegence, splendor, delicacy, refinement, and tendernees to the entertainment, which was traly | delightful. It was the blending ef some bright vision of an Oriental story with the stirring excite- ments of the last might of | tion, The scene in the Senate, less extensive, was even more im- pressive, from the fact that it was more concea- trated, The semi-circle of the fair sex seemed to impress upon the grave baldheads of the Senate below, a bearing of chivalry and senatorial dignity which the privileges of the last night would other- wise have suffered to slacken into broad humor aad fantastic jokes. This benignant state of things continued till near eleven o'’cleck, whea the interesting battalia of the galleries rapidly dispersed. At midnight the ladies had nearly all disappeared, aud then came a_ decided change in the programme. The Kotunda, which had been musical with the multitudinous Jeony Lind notes of silvery voices, was now re do- lent of the fumes of cigars and bad brandy, and re- sopant with the harsh echoes of the groups of mis- cellaneous outsiders. Washington, all the lobby members, all the ex- pectants ;of the appropriations, offiee seekers, office holders, men whose nomiaatioas were pending be- fore the Senate, and mee only interested in the ex- citements of the scene, appeared to be assembled in thet otunea, end in the approaches to the execi- tive secrets of the Senate chamber, and to the bast- ling proceedings of the House, in the case of Father Ritehie ; and familiar companies of members and lobby members passed to and fro from both houses, through dork passages to obscure committee rooms, from which the noise of confused conversation, leud explosions of laughter, the popping of corks, and the clinking of glasses, gave strong circum: stantial evidence of an abundance of boiled hai corned beef, and champagne. The stairways in every direction, presented a fantastic mosaic work All the claim collectors of of fragments of crackers and bacon, pariags of fruit, stumps of segars, and sploiches of tobicco expectorations, moet inviting to an amateur in the fine arts, but terrible to the contemplation of the sweeps. The night wore on. all the purlieus of legislation thinned awa! of torpidity began to be visible among Tee yering choice spirits zefoaininy, and the dar pas- #0 see to the eommittee rooms became gloomy and The effervescence had subsided without, The crowds late inating Sigas consistent intrepidity. The Senate had been, since nine o’clock, mostly in execative session ; but the House continued active upon the questions ef agreement, the chief of which was Father Ritchie’ Greaeiul Contract for the public priating. It was reduced to a battle between the House and the Se- Late, and @ faller quorum than we have ever noticed on the last night of the secaion remained firmly at their posts, determined to fight it out. Th Sewate were resolved to be generous—the House waa in- flexibly resolved to hold the old man to his bond; and the vigilance, decorum and sobriet which governed the House during the whole night to the adjournment, are perhaps attributable to the fact that the utmost vigilance and resolution were re- quired to defeat the regolve of the Senate, which was fast Father Ritchie should be forgiv: off, and released from that horrible contract. Committee after comnittee of conference was tried —the Senate refused to recede, and the House, by a standard majority of thirty, refused to concur. The objections of the Houses were that this amendment of the Senate to pay Father Ritchie his cost of the printing aud ten Ci! ies rofit, was a private claim—that it was f Galphin af- fur, and out of order in a ered | noprestation bill—that it would be a bad example, and that Father Ritchie was not entitled to merey, having taken the contract with the full knowledge that it would not pay, with a view to defeating fuir com- petition, end of c: himself for ind Dongre And the combination against awful. Te had alienated the ulras, North and South; he had alienated the whi by his merciless treatment of Old Zac! bis cabinet, and the Galphins; and was left to the defence of a hopeless minority. Cardinal Wolsey, in his old age, was hardly cast off im a more pitiable plight: aod no m — x epark of charity in his heart, could look at intlexibility of the House, without feel for the in his’ childish complaint to fate of rey, Cromwell. have felt ready to take sides even with AB bear, when long pursued, and driven at length into an Salecky” corset by the hunters and the dogs; ‘mad in contemplating the unlucky victimizing of Father Ritchie, we feed our sympathies urging @ remonstrance againat the crnelty of the House. A few remarks by Mr. Stanly, somewhere in the neighberhood of half past one o'clock this morn- ing, saved the o'd man, however, from the final blow of the guillotine—that bloody guillotine of which he had such a shuddering horror whea maneged by the “ outcher Ewing.” Mr. Stanly said that the House would never permit one of its agents to sufler lose at its hands ; but that this was not the occasion in which the House was to be wena The decleration amounts te e¢ shall punish this example of bad faith, an the next session. So dectrasiard’ were the House coerced into an act of unmerite hi y the expenses at upon this policy, that the last offer of the Senate to and release him, was ve it uy is hel ork, wil pay Father Ritehic his costs, indignantly rejected. ‘The g ate then and the case stands thus:—Father Kite to his contract, til) thelfarther action of Cot a coatract which upon $200,000 worth of wor! probably involve a loss of $20,000. The two houses having disposed of thi ant other disagreements uy the sever priation bills, adjourned between fou o'clock this morning, after a Cy work almost unexampled in its amount, and of the greatest im- portance to the success of the administration of the goverpment. Let us sum few of the results. The civil and diplomatic, the army, the navy, and other appropriations, were disposed of, in volving, among other things— A hundred thousand doltars for the extension of the cepitol, which ia just a3 good as @ million te begin with. This appropriation goes far to setile the permanency of the government at Waghing- | ton, and the permaneney of the Unie The abolition of fogging i in the pavy right unequivocal abolition of floggi words:—* Provides that from and ater the pas- tage of this act, in the navy be, and the | rare ig hereby octebed ‘ * The Cee of this eplendid proviso to the Navy bill, is, ina large measure, due to Mr. Hale, of Newt ampshire, who has watched it, and fought for it like a hero. lis conduct, yesterday, in defence of this proviso, stones for all his ultraisme in the negro question. He fought for it up to the handle, and sition, from the records, of the abuse of tl the Senate, which could not have been secured, except under the call of the ayes and noes, telling the story to the people, and holding each m hie vote. As it was, this barbarous practice was abolished only by two votes—26 to 24. From the remarks of some of the Senators it would appear that the ssilors like to be be so, when they get to it, as eels do to skinnin, er ut we say to poor Jack, that liale, of New Hampshire, has been his friend, and he Jack tars must remember him. ~ Let the bumper toast id hie roun st to secure the bat the House would not consent. Betier luck next time. The Bounty Land bill, as it was paserd, granting lands, 140, 50, or 40 acres, nccord- | ing te term of service, to officers and soldiers, or their heirs, of all our wars, Indian, British, and Mexican (excepting Mexican war soldiers already | provided for) will throw an immense jo the market, and, as the speculator: poeket the profits, the sailors will not lose a great Geal in being left out; but they ought to have a share in the pie, for ali that. Iisa pity they have no votes, or they would have got the land. The Senate bold on to their constractive mile- age. The Honse budge from Father nportant aprre' Califor the territories; and, though the list of all the eppropriations of the session will cover rome fifty millions, the expansion of the country, and the necessity of expansive disbursements, will ty id it, } it following eubjects go over, among others, to Ibe next session ue raf 1. The New York and San Francieco braech | mint bill. Mr. Briggs made a final effort for it last ht, and the vote of two-thirds 'o take it ap, in- | ia Ritehi | busin icaics its populanty. he tariff. The steamship system. Cheap ages Fre it inde mnities. . Rive T ke And though the preeent session has been one of | Unexsingled success and importance, a next will embrace, of necessity, & vast amount of practica! ite hilarity and =f ‘hen we conmder the House maintained = wonderful degree of £5 that up, but would net) priations have been made for | jt lash | in the navy, did much to secure the decision of | Perhaps it may | i mariners a share in the bounty lands; | demoge wai hesk; but ‘oe eiment of good hymor redominent, except in the cage of Father che. Si while the scene was sport to us, i! was Padre. R NO sport to kl give thanks that the long session tw over, aad that | the country is safe, ‘* Allah brsmeliah !” Bey has it~ God be praised ' Wasurxaron, Sept. 29, 1959. The scene, all lust night, in the Louse of iRepre. sentatives was of a varied nature. The galleries and lobbies were crowded with the curious aad the interested. Until miduight there were many jadies, very many ladies, in the galleries. At two lock at night they had all disappeared. House was full of businessf and very mich coa- fused and noisy. Ardent s) an adjoining room, for a novelty, were dispensed and made scarce, in all except their iniluence, at a swift rate. The number of members who would have had bricks in their hats, if their hats had beea oa their heads, could not well be ascertained. From two o’clock until four o'clock this moraiug, when the House adjourned, the members pretty much all looked very tired and sleepy. So:ne were sound asleep and snering; others looked as grave and silly; some bathed and others winked their eyes every which way. Almost, if not quite, as many lobby members and agents were preseatas there were Representatives, and they were as buay as ba set of men ever were. pay pretty much all was don* that every- ly desired to be done. Committees of Confe- ee to settle the disagreements of the two honsea, were made constantly, and, io the end, the amendments to all the Appropriation bills, and the Land Bounty bill, were so arranged and consented to, as to allow the aforesaid bilis to be passed. Gratuities and extra ay were voted liberally to elmest all in the public eniploy about the eapital who “asked for more.” The excellent wines and se forth warmed up the hearts and the souls of members. The In Appropriation bill, as passed, grants @ partof what the Indians wan’, and leaves the rest to the future legislation of ( on grees. The Californians geta dry dock, provided the Secretary of the Navy choses to direct it to be erected, rt they get no branch miat. New York geteno branch ‘mint either. Father Ritchie gets no extra compensation. The clause respecting the California dry dock, is in such a shape as to authorize, and not direct the Secretary of the Navy to erect & The word ** direct” was struck out of the bill. So,also, were the names of Messrs. Daken, (iilbert & Co. -» the owners and patentees of the sectional and the balance dry docks. ‘These facts, and the fact that 2 letter was reed in the Senate, from Mr. Graham, the Secretary of the Navy, Tecommending that Pag ifm should, not now make any provision for a dry dock in California, have caused some to suppose that Messrs. Daken, (ilbert & Co. will have no dry dock to build in California for the weet: Not so. If Congress did not want the dry dock erected in Cal ay a es away, uy was the appropriation e face of Mr. Graham’s letter, read ry Senate? The fact is, Congress differed in epinion from Mr. Graham in the matter; and Mr. Graham is just the man and public spirited officer to carry out the behest of Congress, As to the amendments striking out the Tord + direct.” an unnan la a kw, the names of Daken, Gilbert & Co » they were all proper enough. ‘The fact is, the dock will be built right eway. * ebony shipping at California very much needs it ; 80 does our squadron on the Pacitie, The renee it 18 erected and completed the better. During the ca the Senate o; doors, atintervuls, very often. were rejected and many confirmed. Who t! were, proand com, will soon be known. The Brethrea, for all that, let us | as Amia | The | *=™ knowing as owls; other@ still looked stupid and | ned and shut its ome he thea a] sident and cabinet were ad the capitol until the ire houses edjourned, i Was @ great nigh there wii from 10 o'clock until 12, and then comes the ad- jourpment, sine die. acting in an executive capacity. t, last night was. To-morrow Very Iuperesting to Office Seekers. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. and with the advice and consent of the Senate. a. les J. MoUurdy, of Connecticut, to be Charge @' Affaires of the United States of America at the court of bis majesty the Emperor of Austria. CONS¥LS. Samuel Bromberg, of Wisconsin, for the pert of Mam tee F’ nies White, recalled. f rt Kober! oreo of Temnesree, for the | Bie Oo K Nah ait York, for the Glasgo is ellogg, w Yor! port of in Seotiand. so fs } " ie ¥{ ames Po: ‘enunsylvania, at 5 ; 7. of Fenpeyivanie, bli, | eis Se jar the "capital ot the v ia Tip roderick Kabl, of P fIvanis, for the of Bor- per ig France, in ‘pines of Joba Warten Grisby, | Joseph Redney Croskey, of the State of Ponneyiva pia foF the ports of Southampton and Cowes ited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, te fae Fenton, resigned Benjamin, ‘of Comnestiont, for Se, got ot Mas led Puerto Cabelle, ent of ), in Guiana, ip the place of Samuel in the republic of Veneruels, in place of Southey Saas, ly ~ re recalled iaptiete Charl toine, at Sedan, in France. . Ropes, of Massachusetts, at the pert of ‘ere in Russia. f it, of Indiana, for the Island of Maran- “OFFICERS OF THR cOLLney ie Maxwell, district of New Nork. N.Y as. Pond, district of Genesee, (Rochester) New Oliver M Hyde, district of Detroit, Mick! Frederick G_ Low, district of Gloucester, “baries J. Abbett, district of Penobscot, “(Westine) Joba D. Thompson, district of Little gg Harber, (Tucke Ww ‘lien 2, Resosti district of New et Mass. Hoary Addison, disttict of Georgetown, D0, nnati, Ohio. * Philadelphia, Pean. Matthias Baki ar port of New York, N.Y. LAND OF FICKRS. Fepettovie, Actanses, ite. Marie, Michigan, Kansas, Keston Morris, at Iowa Cit Jobn H. Thompson, at Jobn Beard, at ym E de, Lodiana, Bmaliwood Noel at Wayne. oan Robert HL. Gritith, bs Ftephen F. Page. at [ Horace Mower, at Kalamazoo, Michigan. Edgar Conklin, at Green Bay, Wisconsin. hee Andrew Backus. at Sault Ste Marie, Miel George H Siaughter, st Mineral Point, Wis, Daniel mac Indians Thomas it Dabaque, Lowa. bi (reorge Wikestet Vairteld, Lowa. Bamuel Brenton, at Fort Wayne. Indiana Andrew aoe at Shawneetown. lilimels at Green Bay, Wiseonsta. at Ionia, Michigan. B Mixner. at Detroit, Michigan Webster. at Kalamazoo. a David beve Cornelius Rosevelt at Genesee, Mic! higan, Rei nn. Patna Lorenzo Gibecn, for Kobert W. Boyd, for Merriwetber olare. for ‘timmote and Missourt, (SOLAN AG ENTE David D. Mitobell, to be en of Tadian —— at St. Louis, Misscori = henault. a at Ocnge river. at (abiiel W, Low lchasaw Agency rtp 0 tA at the Crowk Agency William Butier, #t the Cherokee Ag noy. Jobn Drenpen, at the Uboetaw Agency. Charles P. Baboook, et the Mackinaw Agency REJECTIONS. The nomination of Mr. Hayden, as postmaster at ston, was rejected by the Senate on Saturday eve- Pxception was taken to bis course as member tuneral ceremonies in honor of President Jackson. We understand, aleo, that Mr. Nathan Sergent was re jected aa Recorder of the Land Offics - Kepatle The Soldiers’ Bounty Land Brit, The act, of which a is gunexed, from the immense amount of land of which it disposes, and the ms number of persons who are interested, rded ae one of the most important a ee e t and Mouse of Ney a. coasted by Btates of America in Congress ot children of deceared commissioned and aca. vic ned officers. musicians. or privates, whether of regulars, volunteers, fangers oF militie who per. litary service in any ent, company, oF in Becenas the United States. he declared by the United States ‘dey ef Jume, 1812, or in any fines 1 1790, and each of the ed officers who sogaged in the mith service of the unitea Bt Btates in the late war Mexico, abel! be entitled to lands, as follows — manned to serve twelve months, or during ally served mine months, shail re timdred and siaty scree; and thos who on. qaqed Co aerye gia months, sad sctusily served tour wont) shall receive eighty seres, and thoee who on. oxerd te serve for any, or on indeGnite |, aad actunily served one month, shall receive forty sores Proviced, that hang any ofierr or Bit “_ in comeequence of disability im te the eapiration of B{s period of service, shod coeeive jhe amount jo which he would Rare a another meeting of the two houses Common Council of Borton, in reference to the | died, That each of the surviving. of the widow | beon entitled if he had served the fall period for w! be bad engaged to serve: Provided, the having been in service shall not receive said any pant thereof, it it ehall appear by the mu of his regimeut or corps that he deserted, or honorably discharyed irom service, or it he h. ed or isentitied to any militacy det apy act of Congress boratot. jec. 2. And be it further enacted; &e., That the po- ried during which any officer or soldier may have ro- mained iu captivity with t memy shall be estimated | and added to the period of his actual service, aod thy | person ¢0 detained in captivity shall receive laud wa; der the provirions of this act in the samo manner that he would be entitled. ta case he had entered th vice for the whole term made up by the addition of the time of his captivity, aud ha ived during such Beo 3. And be it further enacted, ko commissioned and son-cominissione cian, and private, tor whom provision ts made firet rection hereot, hall recsive « certitica t. from the Department of the Caterior, tor entirted, the public lands, upoa euy ot the public lands in susis district then subject to private entry; upoa the return of sucl certificate or warrant, evidenos of the location thereot having bora legally mado, te the d office, a patent shall be issued therefor tof the death of any commiseioned or noa- joned officer, musician, or private prior or age of this act, who shall have d who shali not have received bounty land for said servions a like ‘ant @ball bo issued in favor, and of his widow, who chat and sixty acres of land, in case her husband w: in batt heirs Provided, Bhe Is ua. land virloas’ of this act shall be Tald upo United States to which there shall by tion, except with the cot to be satistactorily proven to the proper | f attorney. or oth to affeot the title or mortg: writing oa rant or cert granted, or to be granted. act, made or executed and void. to all intents f d purposes w shall such certidiente or ator the [nnd obtained thereby, be in any wise affected by, or eharged with, or subject to. the psyment of any debt or clain incurred by such bMoer or soldier prior to the issuing of the patent: Provided, That the b f this act shail not accrue to any person who is # member af the pre- sent Congress: Provided, tarther, That it shall be th duty of Commissioner of the General Land OMe, under regulations a may be presctid d by the Beeretary of the Interior, to cause to be located, free y warrant which the holder may trans- eral Land Office for that purpose, in land district as the said holder or war- and upo! 208 Brmingia land, 80 and upon the | ade, Secretary sball cause @ patent to be transmitted such warrantee: And provided further, t or 4 this ee ‘och; oné that all cach powers of etterney or agree: ments be considered and treated as null and voic lonpar, . Asnre.—There was no alteration in market to- Con: yihe oe were made of 100 sanee a Sb T0G a $6 for nd $6 12'¢ for pots. We NRotioed increased hesvi- he low grades of Westera and cia et id was ——— 4 ‘= local treads, but ox, particularly No. 2 snper- fine and pall en azz State. Canadian was steady aad scarce. Balen reached 18.000 barrels, at $3 62% a $3 5:75 for sour; $3.15 0 $4 08 for No. 2 superfine; $4600 $4 625, for mixed to straight Michigan and Indiana,|$4 * 8 $4 8745 tor fancy Michigan and favorite State; 94 & $6 for pure Genesee (regular.) Holders a ithern flour were more firm, with sales of 900 bbls. at $6 a $6 12% for old new mixed = straight brands. Rye Flour was im fair demand, h sales of 60 barrels, at 65 18.4 $5 2%. Corn Meal a ‘held ormly at $3 124; fer common. and $3 214; for extra Ganenes, with sales of 460 barrels. We have to report a fair atthe Hast. Geneseo was hardly bo firm. Includrd im the operations were — bushels =a Oblo, at $1 05; 2500 bushels common Geneseo, 10; 7.400 bushels white Michigan m, 47) Slile 3,700 burhels red Southern, at nd 2.000 wixed Canadian, in bond, at $1 02° Rye wa end lower, but eiosed with more firmn ot 6000 bushels, closing at 635g a osxen Oats wore easiar. Sales of river and canal at 42 4 42¢, and Jor- ney at 40a 410. Barloy was scarce mud wanted. Corn was im tair request, for export and for filliag contracts maturingthis month. Sales reached 22.000 bushels, at 65% « 660. for Western mixed; 660. for round yel- low; and 660. for weevilly Southern. Contracts were settled for 20.000 Dusbele mixed, at 66 a Gdige. Corren. PS mead votes anout 2,000 bales, ond Be prices cbtained jere were rather better Cocuckay, owing ¢0 tap centinnsd accounts ante of very ‘unfavorable weather for the gro aan by from quarters not usually ‘over eomSdent of of none all hands, coimatea at 28.000 bales, business sdolng, wi Bio st l2ke a 12 of topeneet atl holders firm, sales 4,000 gallons, Whale steady as MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Lea ree Bon dae he 3245; seiatie Base eer Pry Pn mite si igo dks, 0s, 2G O Pennsylvania Rail- Baltimore 5's, One {Kew York, Marshal, Liverpool Qyobss, Jone eer evil, New Orleans, Brou ron cxites ‘ar Br por St don “yy rh | “Beem tz Ford. Live Altea (Fr), Bees 1 NS, JB Havre, Bo: NB, a Gautier, Wash- orton, Wilringten. No where NO riolk, Aibiens, Nahin, Pl Vilstha, Betvidere Arrived, mites ne World oe cess Beer, Ky p ® days | eles Ay Weee Nine), Or Cropper, 2, with trave sh, of Sa y ‘ miles $ of fla~ tia: aos Sean hate hobr Sk ip Comstoltation, PR ry Ay ia, from Sav: ir eastern, Bhip Qnedec, N. Ortsane berks DE Tracend, Mirami ‘om Orleans: barks Dig-Tracend, Miraml- obi: anna. Wind during the day NW. Rerunsny-Phe bei Type, Val hence for Maramhs: Left on th , atu - Sigs an ihe 24¢h, ia tat lost fore -toomeast a act pple male jereulea, Pablo. eaw » oe fom ti Derk Mery, a Fy) Lu a 45, lon Foo ae rook shi Tievorla, © of Bristol, timber a lg ro-g 4 at R, _ Biter, fur Liverpool: rr) do: oO H Allen, O'Ne ite arm, Sept 27. Ouaninwren, Sept 27. Pans Rivas, Sept 27. ‘ive Capt Meody Qacdec for Lon Masepes, Cleared—B ig Sarah, Caracoa. Arrivod—Bark Jasper, NYork. a5 ‘ork. . Ellworte ‘or doy Re~ ¢ uN ne's Hore, Sept 26,734 AM—Im port SY sail, ineli Maawererignedy” ne * te owrit, Sept 1S—Arr brig Larch, Rondont: sobra Gea 16th, Philena, Southard, NYork. Sid lish, sehr S P4—A pilot bas just tnnded from, the having come io thie ew 0) Asvives—Gehe Lowsence Welertenn Whe ene J arrived-—Drig. wi somond: Franklin, ae sohr EH Adams, ROYIDENTE, Sept. 28. Swan, Perth Aim- 4 Louita, Philadelphia; A Lamartine, Fea ai ba her corre. yt ory to eeibg repaired. 6 23—C'14 brig Sam ohr Mary, all a ladelphia: Meteor. and Hector, Rondou t' B and Radiant, N¥ork. , ta pony meena Poarias! yt. 29, Arrived—Bark Mary Lowell, Merit. ne my was imsured in this 17.000 on vessel, o aa ity: $ ee 2. Arrived—Sehr roy Baxter, Goory eg Doe Nie ga Suseu, Gcetgetowa, DG; Harticgs Phivedetghies Marehs and Suan: jcorgetow! » Hearne: jade! jartea Moria, NYork. me Bs 3 Ciareeh, skeen es oie laseting = Newront, Sept 28th—Arr echr Victory, ‘NYork for Yar- Sept 27—Arr brig Fox Frokeck, Hinaaiaritie chr Trader, Terey, Rockloud for NY Sewanee, Wilmington, NC; sehr wa re sohr Stephen Waterman, Nickor- er) “ach brig Almirs, Herrick, Philadel~ Yori Be Tatier pipes Der stoamer Canada, for ate aad Liver- eure Reading Room (67 Rachange) tar before 80'cloak. om ta faeeday, 0 Ook 1 Bi amar Fanny, ail Wile at (hs 'Baobange Wonding Rowtny eine, ene be pre-paid as the above off00 to aay f he wor ips Eli Whitney, Blastand, Letter Bags are ise st Kenyon’s, 91 Wallstress. (a) oleae rion, Jommcon, i a , tor Hisrvis, Phil roNINGTON more for N Bedford lee alpsies ford shoo op d Gor Gerhas orKe, sv York, es Rivork: TP bell, Dio Ht ‘et Coombe, Long, St George for eines of Ke ony ja ‘hisadnch, Joven: auger far a Sancho Baw Sesas—The hull jzaboth, Jones, ore of hie vowel, of Boston Leo, Themaston for NYork. Cli 250k. fore reported on shore Sv miles Bot Santa Ress sold av Pensacola uh uit, 0 cents enchs Ba Bric Covomsy, Doane. from Jamaice for St Johns with molaanes (a1 lle: from Windies, of Halifer) was the vewel towed. into ‘Tamps Bay ‘diemas ed, by bark Mary Varney. The salvage wassetvied by arbi frition, the bark to have half the cargo.” ‘The big mned bark would was board the carge, but the “aceul Feo eye by He 2%—Arr sohr Lamarti ig M: eatte, Miller, Bos M Wal ‘aln, Erickson, NYork; E LB Wales, Godirey, ‘ner Wannwan, A ~ ol ‘22—Arr schre Alexander M, NYork; 26th. WC Nelson, Richmond; © Coles, Norfolk. ‘Wieoasswr, Sept 27—Arr ship Ontario, Holmes, Lirorpoot Bi Winwioros, N mar Work, Cia zithet a from derkseh; bound to o Be tale Arrived. et ship Western World—T Ritobie, hilev wits o ‘adie RB Nugent, P Wallow, Mise Hardy, Me EE ship se A bape yo Miss Maa Holfidey reg othr Wis “Kotncelh wre a ei eile, + Weller Miss Hamitton, Mice a 8 the 160h In th captain fading! heGalts her; she sun! abort were ox in an 0 boat for 30 dering area Teen crae hn teas rea ou Ato ti Fn age pt 1. (of —), But bile at fe'decing ule, about 18 mile ip Oy Cspot linabeeh, wae ran om ve’ minu ace Searhces oak Kas, who was below at tho time, an yes Dont, May, of a for Pailades ia, wit of 200 bags ysl ‘to Boston, Beis: it sat, fore split, &e. ae ae of this vessel bell aehore At last acoountes sohr w: vis 3 F 7 7 HINE-(BGceE. els FR fies fTTEUIEa a Fz uN eee ean nea eueysesosese > OEy: % sew : rer - He ea i S332 iors? oF 275 sire y. “ asc 8ss 2 : 2285 2, weet 25 z Ey Fy B2823. pei ‘HROUGH Liye ror CaLIFo! via Chagres, Steamers w an ind Passengers by the Cherckee will conmect = Panama with, rt the rgular mail packet ot. Saeed the steamer CALI- oe Sritiag pare of Wer'cargs hasbeen | SiOWLANDE RAPIN WALL, 61 and 85 South ot. of here a damaged state. a lnater The vessel ry new undet pares ory une IRE CITY LINE.—THROUGH TI HAO A beanaital si 514 tons, catted the Daal nary | ED'r; ite Sh a Sue is owned by, Macers ip BM Rite ci ad tous bers Syemecair ‘Azer. ot Cuclava, wis vill command | on Savardiy. Ootover Ti,-an 3 etclocy for Ci ante ae rere wer iy will £4 groommodstions no ne date (en ; strc i Te Tepia ae a ed oa ee copes | SAGHRIGR A au raga pou ur tens, am = IN DELI South street, LJ Harbinger, Beare oO) ep. tor OF Shove ae poe — Bopt 25, lat 4@ vob toe mere Sa " wghiats fils Hay aan, Spencer, from Liverpool for NYork, of Bost - ch Rope 13.4 fae! the Halve beating NW a0 mites Perkins, from NYork fe Moble wast 13, of Pa tara of Gardiner, 1} days from Bosto al ¥. Tat 2540, ton 7618, ave Gesen Renan tee Sarees “SENTEEY, CHOLERA, x juan vishoue hiadesnes foes Ria Watts, from Baltimore for Pensacola, Sept Gestnees, by De lucene wed No. tw ‘Murrey m Nomat- J Birkett, from Warcham for Pi: tients visited wep on a et Mictos | cae was detlyeaoale suv thay nti Bark meade . Prise, from N. loan: otf f= RAN no dane 2, for SFeanotace, Aer UNSC aw, ss we We Rearalgn ta Laupunntoda, He hasan ip from London for rbrcigs Aue th Ink 15 A Fite Hew at, and even discaser unter N, lon 20 W. bona et heeurssio ar the ease money a sb! Barwen, Sept 7— = Oe Balti Sitemo en che tly vathoes hives entll x sid Tab. ninmbus, See Saunders, NOrieaas; Richa Cobden, He ae Se en eee . Ri w sed —— A ee ATTY 6F - shire, eee Boren for tendon sent ta, 7 wristapey inet Se cogenerde then amererns ae Cr ‘Be ‘Geo Wi i pet wr ever made ony ymesien (Why fed will hortiy schatationte s she entire practionet metiaies eotig lt © ts power chee ths nerves te tert 3 ‘iB; barks Rind, Sot Son se ready: Hiligom Adams, and " Gleaner, Het that if not tence for Boatom, goon i, f Luveroet ipbide i Am ea do; ae hres Nt ne; and’ others atc are aqelia: N Eyer iis H Sch ship Boston: 24, bon, do. n Carnatie, Devereux, pool Cannery, Be orndike, Perkins, { tor Nrleane Crosby, B i Mary Bs for Boston; Busan eragieit idee ie fot Antworp, Stun! Nal, DiGBasE he pn De ts TANRY fl LISP Re De iar Copti attenuen te 4. Sept b—Bhip Me matt genital cobliity, tmpotens ‘4 dalton eae One medicine cannot cure ail those quite bark Sophie (Dan), ep from wensea. The eo edvertivod nostrums ace, of nothing but humug. R. KENNEDY, No. these severe cages D sek S| Danae tina on pleat ig = Phi plone "ation wit residences. Ni The port ee aaklia, Peston, bay! fost camreneee Safe ta P Panama, Tarner, Panama; Washington, Wilkie, | ° tase iti "ts bag Ip the river, outward bow: 4, “My > ape, 10th, Bu Rorhee, strictures, aie, t Seated ony: years aa tdecal 9 sie i? A + Braap private entrance R. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CU stuteenate Saha sea) tenders. ap) oon ts oe, Rewrite Es x MOR ae VENRRRAL nee enables to cure porieet! on ae ok ult for orfeanat ecacd +, - site ievartly nr ecicrncoe pale retreats ta aitarit salman | EBCastace Rela Be Risse @ sae be pceeiee ss fees BW MEDICAL soony, COMPLETE PRACTICAL tastes teak | NSE tt VS foccueees ietaaa amare aed | Mines ke Genre gs, samy ee Bec gap 2 Pelee $id Ba eae sete perform ae ytower: Ger tan cident gare ae ‘Perrier, for Bos , soon. Be ‘ isan, Sept x saan othe Bally, Lawes, Canton, April 3, orren pain, Sept i ~~ bre (Deteh), Teen. for Roe Daten oa he aud by im 5 oF tate by the Puss ae D, mt Rewadway, at ), for do, ald from. rte not YPHILIS, iS CURED BY 6—Admittance, tise Sica Bs street, tetore) west ams. gf cnet nite urateten Ti Ths ‘cthace H Heine cored me of » very extensive sat paiefai alsa verieas and throw? ont or _at UT pysitane orld vate —d. Ww Ginboxe, Ws We certify to the above,—P. Se Alacrmen of Beventernth Ryo York; 25th, Iris, Covell, aNATA Man, a abt Sept 4—Rark Convoy, Benner an soon, bo load for NYork; only Am vesse oe ama Ane 3—Drig Orion ‘(Br), for NYork, Mg. ant seer, Sept 6—Hrig Hope, Pieros, from NOrisans, ding, wo, Joly 19-814 whip Censader, Miller, for Boa- 2 Bares, Avy D—Brig Robert Patterson, Linnekin, for Boo men of Seven isemth wards mrved, Anothor ot phi serie Rotion ia, that a0 sremm, there cancoe trae. A crricvere way, Oe and even yeary wither’ tie apects When 8 at ome Helen, Maria, Hewes, Bal- Vractic oY Private Fremuies,” he € Sloot