The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1854, Page 8

upom my love; should be sorry tor. 1'db not tove your fanite, Zilina Casar. Act 4, wene 3. the colloquy provsedic, easn tioally comes to un detvtand the cheer," appreciates his character and atti- tude, and the impetuous giant Cassius exclaims, ‘dive mae your hand;’” to which dratus replies, ‘And my heart ” Atterwards, with bend acd heart upited, om the ef Phillipi they together upheld the liberties of The North avd the South, rir, ax I fondly trast, amidst ‘all differences of opinion, will always have a hand ands heart for each other; and, believi g in the sure preva- Jenoe of almighty trath, | confidestly look for ward to the time when both will to the seni. contemplated at the begieniog, sof faction and the assaults of House of Representatives, Wasuisctos, Feb. 21, 1854. THE BOUNTY LAND LAWS, ‘Mr, Waxgum maces personal explanation. He said the Wommittes on Pablic Larda, by repo:ting yesterday ad- Worgely om the bill extending the provisions of the several Pounty land laws, must not be understood as being op- {posed to any moiification of them. So tar from this are they, that they wil! soon report « dill with this view, The Beall which was referred to them proposed to give one hua. @red and sixty aeres to all soldiers who served in the war of 1812 and the Indian wars vubsequent to 1790, whether the service wes ton Gays or ax many monchs, I; was ascertained that this bill would taxe one half of the public lands, and ocoupy at least ten years to carry its Provisions inte effect. ‘THR CANAL AT THY TALIS OF THE OmT0. Mr, Pausrom, (whiz) of Ky. iniroduced the bill for en- Rarging the Louisville anc Portland Oanal. Referred to ‘the Committee or Roads avd Canals The House went into Commtttes on NFBRABKAKANSAS QUERIION, ko ia favor of the aimed, im the first was, saying this plirh the object of ite authors, which very corth of that line, and say sla aight exist south of it even the Territories h thrown cff their territe: 1a! character and taken rank as Andependent States. The Cootrine that Congres: @ucb power bar long since been cispelled, amd no statesman ‘will contend that the prohibition of slavery can contiaue Dopger than the Torritory retains ite territorial character. Tt was aadt,as Vr Clay #10 the author of this compromise, ry bred liad politicalrrecrilegs jotard it; bat, fortupate: Iy for thors who thus spesk. he was not ihe author ef mor favorable raiaboinle on which it was based. Ia 1860 his vo'es ralseu, “ging us ot the surrounding angers, say: tion en the r lation on the subjeet of the ZO SF oe NE iveourl eoxnpromive for the time to induce Congresinntsta and free one got The North alvayiqfarther on Promise Take away this elas’ the Miasourom, it with the peosle to whom it properly beloBgy, 82° will the theatre of agitatien pay ows men, and thth Dall will cease to become a centre from which radiate their political heres! Be sdvovatec the déctrine of non in- forvention, eay h parties have pledged themasives to etemd by the compromi.e of 1950, He asked that Corg:eaa do the same of Neb-acks and Kensas as was 6076 to Utah and New Mexico, nemely giviog them the z'aht to establish slavery or not. a8 they msy eh>oee. Zk fixed as a permarent Pelact le, | aboit:doniem = 6 beet way oF ‘ery question was for Ubi,farther apits n ‘4. (his measure is involved only the question whether the yrcple of the Territories are to xetale the question of €)\wery for themselves or Cocgres* ter them—and Will be aptontehed at the agitation crea‘ed on the mudjoot “ir. Duet, (Cem) of Ga., r'nted his objections to the Ti mestead bill. Bekrew the peoploof his owm State ‘were Coa te it and he entered his protest aga'nst the Gispost fon of the public lax’s in ths manner proposed. ‘The dill is unjost ard unequal, It proposes to take the Jands from the sovereigs S ates and give it toa ast of in- Gividuals who are not worthy to reesiv. ‘Tre bill really imvites the pruper populstion of Earops to come hither Qad possers our ;udiic domein Mr. Dawnom, (Com ) of Pa, corrected the gentleman. ‘It confines the privilege to American citizens. Mr, Duet resured. The bill has no limitation It is om 88 pacend the pauper tion jor to avail thomselves o! its provi- loupe to reject the attempts mads lands for a bomes' Pacific and ether auch projects, and to provide for hove who aro fought our battles, He wecarstood « * this actof jastios, while gentlemen would favor thoce who have never done ® service te their coun'ry, Be had learned one hundred sencing He wat satisfied with the old system of disporiy of the lands, and would leave well Toa 4 homestead interests of ‘og roillag, to bs Carried through on thi of “Til tickle you aad e tiekle me.” Le bad sen enough to oonvinge him it great railroad combination: have got slates ic their breeches pock+ts. He h»po1 it was not so here. Eo weuted railros’s to be constructed at private ex ane, If there is to bs any compromise on this ques it should be euch a: would give the old States an ‘©>portusily to divice the domain which is common to a ‘Ts Homestead bill enosuraced loziness, aud compsls 2 oe who would benefit by it to remain om the poll five ye -rs to root or Cie. wll Guow, (dem) of Pa, Hed to Me. oggeating 2 tlezan, and all ether op eoroniad ‘of the wl whether it woald not be atter, as the population of Earope will con: tinue to 7a he ama here, driven hither >; tive Recessity. to festen them by aninterest stronger tha the os:h of allegiance? He advocated the bill on the groand teat it Setile up new States, add te the sommerce * the country, strengthen the arma of freemen for time ‘of need, and soe's!'y add to th > Mt, Sanrm, (Gem.) of Pi ‘other reagons, there was no constitutional power to gra taitonaly dispone of the common property. Hs could see mo difference in princ! giving lands and giving Br ney out of the publie treasury Mr. Qznarr S2uTH, (sboli icnist) of,New York, regarded Pain bil as ercond io imp>rtarcs t other. Ge wasin Cavor of ‘yy because by giving up a part of the pub ic Gomaia to be ocoupied the remainder will be more valu- @bleto government than all of it was before such oocapa- ‘tiow; por was be {a favor of 1: becaute the oosupaats will ew fubj-cts for taxation; nor vas he in favor of apy of the more current and popular reasons for it; because he was in favor of what he teterpreted to be admiscion that government does not own the land, that the landless ove 1). He boped this bill would favor avd votes of the Houre, he could bin reasons for it would meet p prob ation Major! 'y of the House; but he did hope the House tolerate bim for hol’ing those opinions. He then ly argued to show that the lan’ belonged to the Jandiees, ace that land monopoly has reduosd the great mass of mavhind to abject geome Mr. Dawson answered the coostitation sl objsetien of Mr Smith, of Va. to the Homentead Dill replied to Mr. Dent, esp &3 5228 g aver 4 Ht ‘The House took up the bil! exten iog the provisions of ‘the several Bounty lawa, on which the Committee on Public Lands had made an adverse report. efter refasing to isy it on the tale, refer. Bed the Bill to the Committee of the Whole on the State ME ng tide paged sate ‘Mr. Wascur, (dem ) of Pa , ssid to morrow wou! 9 fan sf Wesbagion’ birthdsy and therefore <a the H. ose a over till Thursday. r. , (dem ) of Pa., asked whether it was in order to move an arendm: ant, that the Clerk be directed @o-merrow morning te read from the deak Washington's Farewell Address to by 118 against 34. tse fease, an they had ‘The Srmaxre ieplied negatively. ar. b+ hater wea - Me, Haven to vain appe arm Over, to dispose of the business on the moreed to Personal Intelligence. Nom Leopoldo Augusto de Casto has been sppoiated BWinister of Spain to the United ststes. ‘ 8, Daning, Fort Weahington; R (Evans, Georgia; J. x's sos, Foston; P. H. Hools, Loadom, arrived pe -erday at the Preseott, ra Governor Habbard, New Hampsbire; J. R. Waite, B Vea, J. Greenberry, Eoelend; BM. Buttes, Uaneda, wd yesterday at the Bt. Nicholas, ~ R be Boffslo; D Young, Bosten; H B Smith, E J.Stowe Breton; (0. P. cows, Bangor, Me., ar: air Lyesterday at ine rid cor Trey; N. G. Stison, New York and od J. Smith, Ba it Ham tom, were among » Rattroad B ¢ arrivals yescerday, at the Cooper I{ouse, Broadway. ARRIVALS. ‘Tyoma Mow Orleans, in susp Tovton—Oept J Richards. REWS BY TELEGRAPH. Affairs in Albany. NEW PAX BILL— WOMEN's RIOHTG—SPIRITED DEBATD —onmaT SPECIAL CORRESFONDENCS OF THS NEW YORK NURALD. ALBA, Pod. 20, 1854. The attendanes of members of both houses of the Le” gislatare was respectably large thie morming. Having eejoyed a relazation for tem days, they all resume busi- mess spparently as if determined to earn their three dollars s day during the remainder of the husdred days yet unexpired. Im the Senate, Mr Whitney introduced the following very important bill:— AN ACT MORE EFFECTUALLY TO BQUALIZE TAXATION Iv ty of New saph fom. tosetton, shall be asvoasn roperty is located, subject to the jod. before enessors, a1 Talue of the property assessed: coneral nature of thi perty eo assessed sweaZoud fours, the sh ‘ile asscsemente: Sh C ; ath, ‘piece ween oh or assessment rolls may erec! yperty or ° faz o¢ the same ia Dot inconsistent with this or parts of laws incongistens with this act, an ‘oot are hereby re- pealed. Beo. 4 This act sball take offeet immediately. Mr. Whitney also introduced » resolution requesting the Secretary of State t> inform the Senate the reason why he bas not reported upon the resolation adopted several days since, asking information in relation to com- victa im Btate prisons and in houses of correctioa, Now that Mr. Sesretary Lsavenworth’s memory is jogged, he will, ne doubt, make s report instanter. Mr, Richards presented a large roll of petitions om the subject of weman’s rights, and Mesers, Yost, Field and Robertson were appointed a select committee to make the pecessary inquiry, and report te the Senate whether there are any rights withheld from women by our laws to which they are kgally and constitutionally entitled. The remainder of the day was spent upon the bill to provide fer the incorporation of companies to navigate the internal waters of this State, It proposes that capi- talists may combime in estsblishing transportation lims on our rivers, canels and lakes, with largs amounts of fands. As it is something new it mests with considerable Opposition from those who believe that formidable com- binations of such # ¢>aracter will be the means of driv. ing individual poatmen and private citizens from the canals—men of rmall means from entering info competi- tion with such large ‘The bill was not dis- posacio! nor any vate taken indicating the atrepgth of the ate opor the propcsition. The canals of tois State are the property of the people, and no laws should be passed placing their use in the Bands of a monopoly. Whilst petitions were beiog presented in the House, Mr. David P_ Wood, « member from Syracuse, was in con: verration with one of the atrong minded wemea, who have been so remarkably conspicuous in this ity during the past weer. After a few xoments he addressed the Speaker, remarking that he held in hie hard » copy of the ad drers adopted by the Inte Women’s Rights Convention, together with the names of neatl; rix thousand peti: tiorera, mostly ladies. He moved the papera be referred to s select committee of seven. Hs had examined their addrers and petitions, and was convinced that the ledies are fully justified in ome of the premisss they assume, and in demanding relief by the Legislature; he wished to be excused from serving on the committes, as his busi- news on other committees was so urgent that he could not bestow that attention to the subject which {:s im- vortance demands. . excus@eredict hoped that the gentleman wonhi not be Mr. Burnett .. hozed the pepers wouita hastily, and remarked that he laid upon She table, ta aia teoeived, or, at _ ts, wa Not Mitieged Unsexing Ysong mi wo rirea*$0 "go much farther. They oan ‘set’ ft bat de- community in blase He hoped this tivuraad wo@le not be thrown into this House; the principles v= they contend are against the Divice law, and to este. lish them would to logalize adultery. It is a matter of imperaiive cuty with us, and an ebligation we owe our own constitcents, that we should sct very deliber- ately before we enterisin any such Propositions as arecon- tained in those papers. Oor own views on the rubdjest of mart! is that it is boly rite, based upon the ol- ple of human rights and mutual confidence. do not men deserve something in return for this confidence? The institution of marriage wes instituted by Oey bat a of this, we are sexed to have a compact of dis. ast Mr. Losier rove and remarked thit he hoped that this Giscursion might be suffered to proceed without the ac- oom ‘ent of hissing, whieh he heard, as either com. ip members oa the floor or from persora in the ied that he had heard hissing, and had from whence {t¢sme. Shonid exother tempt be mece the individual would be promptly place before the bar of the Houre and punished for contempt, No more bissir, aeak ies skh ehs ‘i for a short time, Mr Burnett tinued eprecating the ictroduction of this matter in the House, and finally oo on by moving to Jay the address and petitions on 0 table. Mr. D. P Wocd said he was surpriced to see an effort made by gentlemen to Isy this eubject ox the table, and st the rame time declaring that they wanted more light. He cid mot think the ladiss, by Presenting these papers, intenced thereby to throw in @ fire brand, and they will be surprised to learn that the gentleman ‘from Ersex (Mr. Burnett) took fire upon the introduction of the papers. ir. W. was surprired that avy opposition hed been manifested. The ladies only wanted equal rights, and the petition aski: fcr relief should be referred to committee who wo give the important matter « favorable considerstion—a committee who woul’ be willing to report a bill upon the sutjeot, and, if porcible, redress some of the evils bag ag on of. i 3 ra was not surprised at the course pursued b; the gentieman from Essex. He, ho x oe , and he hoped the gentleman shoul? aesail the persen who would refu: Ss ee thera and there was no tition to ladies, which is granted to toeir respectful one, and he be- the compleiats coa- 1 wrozgs, particularly cm, which ia the germ of the movement bow making amovg the ladies. He did not believe the proper sphere of woman was in strifer, for her ixfluence 1s much more strongly felt around our hearths apd fresides. It is wrong to say that we will not receive their petition. Mr, Benedict did not to discuss the matter at present. With him the time had gone by when he would it here and rejest any gate coming rea; ‘ally from any class of citizens le was im favor of « select com- mittee, because the mubjeci is attracting great attention im the country, and the matter should bv placed in the bands of euch a committee as would make @ favorable 7 Be was in favor of the right of petition. he question wae fizally taken, the motion te Jay on the tabie Jost, and the papers referred to @ celect com- mittee, The Speaker anuounced Messra, D P. Wi Thorne, Richards, Boardman, Gleas: Munroe Sharpe. Mr. Woo! deelined serving, and Mr. Angle was substituted. Mr Williams, of Steuben, presexted @ petition from Dill holders cf the brokem Fermers’ Bank of Oncndage, delieving that Thompson, of New York, was concerned ia ite failure, and seking for an inves:igation, which was Mr. aries reported in favor of the bill relating te the ef New York streets thin ented the annual report of the trustees the New ‘York Dispenesty. They ask for an appro- ation. mr Altkin intends to introcuse a bill relating to estates in dower, containing provisions that a widow shall be en cowed only of the third part of ail lands that her husband ball be swzed of af @state of inherita: t the time of his eath; and whe: band, dying of an estate of ipberitance in lands, and rhell hava executed a mort- gage ef suchenta before or after marriage, hin widow hall be entitled to dower ont of aued lands mortgaged of which her busbaad died seized, an ageinst avy person except the mortgagee sud those claiming ander nim NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Aunany, Fed, 21, 1864 To amend the obsrier of the Pri slonary Society. To incor porate the Seooalyn Sixper Savings Rank. pore’ oonlyn Sixpan To tueo: porate the Methodie: Home Misslonsry Soolety. To render office holders under the gensral geverament ineligible to offcen created under the State onnstitation. THE MOUNT VERNON REROLYTIONS, The Senate refured, by 19 two 1l, to take up the Mount Verner resolutions. PRIVATE CEMETERIES, ‘The bill to incerporate private cemeteries was passed fm cemmittes, and ordered by the Senate to @ third feading. RINGS COUNTY reer ‘The bill au’ the Supervisors of county to cont!nne the werk onthe Penitentiary was passed incom- mittee, Mon tne bill coding j ction of Progress was reported on jariedic: lands for lighthouses. PLANK ROADS. ‘The bi) author! the sbandonment of plank roads ‘was passed in committee Assombiy. vant, Feb. 21, 1854, TAXATION OF RANK STOOKB. ‘The adverse vote on the bill for the tazation of bank stocks was recomnidered, ard the bill laid om the table, A resolution fer an afternoon sension wae agreed to, ROME AND O8WEOO PLANK ROAD, The dill to authorize the Rome and Oswego Plaok Road Com) to abandon part of the road cosupied most of the and was ordered to s third reading. JUVENILE DETINQUENTA, Mr, C. 0. Lercm introduced a bill te amend the act rats- ing funds for the reformation of javenile delinquents. AFYERNOON SERSION. SUXTH JUDICLAS. DINTRICT OF NEW YORK. The bill to divide the Sixth Judicial district of New York waa ordered to a third reading. ‘BILLA PASEED 18 COMMITTED com mittee, and or- pip serrerte the Bove WD and Mowmingtnle rings | = MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. | t eet imoorporating the Mariners’ Baviage City Snmual Tax bill was referred, to re- ee i ff a 4 if a} i? i is epi itt 41 | net and ij ft i | H / i i i ! ji t i gy) i ‘ | i E i Hi ff % iE H DRUG STORE BURNED AT WETHERSFIELD, CONN. drug store of De. Cook, of Wethersteis, wes this ‘The a 0 morning destroyed by fre, together with ite contents. es. i sé elf 35a rs [ £ j | if PH H ff Fi ‘The old Verandah Houre, on Broad street, fire this ‘moraing, but few of the fire engines be- ble to reach the scene, It was the act of as incen- ! F fi Ss s E Zz iu f } i k as e i i if < if i i r Hilness of Rev. Dr. Johns. | Hl Lj E : Hs Fueti F : EE el i 28 i i it : aft fi il i i i J 3 ' is ¥ Ti at HY a Ht E E : F E ‘i g H i iy i i i I BE tre i “4 ; i 5 F | & é iy i i i E H i if Hog Packing in the West. ‘THE SUPPLIES. TAROE OMASS Pecraunea, Feb, I, 1864. & statement of the hogs | i i i e7e i COMMINICATION. From the Obief Engineer of the Fire Department—With complain's sgainst fire companies. To Committee on Department. Fr32 Aldermen by storm lage quantities of enow have fallen in the streets of the and heretofore it has been ci to clear their tracks of pear the side-walks, to the Lewd bear Resolved, that in the event of any CONVICTION OF JAMES SAUNDERG, SAL Se "= ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBEENIANS, FOR RIOT. Fun, 31.—The court resumed ite sitting to-day at the usual hdfir, when the roem was crowded to excess by the «ne tess Au and letters intended for the Naw Yous Bia shoud be Sealed Port of New Kerk, February 21, 1854. CLEARED, Po. -spaed Roanoke, Skianer, Norfolk, 20, Ladlam & Plea- , ‘Mintera. gue in bah te ae. yell, may | aang Geeree Canning (Ham), Jacobs, Hamburg, W PF Bork f deend (Olden), Baake, On beirg asked by the Clerk {¢ verdict, the foreman rose and found Laeed inno aging ga Lapey oy reoommended me! SS eneeiie rege ee ld move for judgment on Fri "othe defeodant thea laft the court, in company with his i gE Of Committee om assortment list as to tween Seventh and , Bi G Bobr Phebe Aan, erson: Jacksonville, HD ree mam SENTENORD. Grand Larcenies—A colored youth, named pleading guilty three years and. j to stealing eix months ccobeonanh ia tho prise: James Marti, indicted for burglary in the third degree, seo an attempt wrest ®@ grand larceny, pobiy op ey to two years and six months imprison- 1 Company to construct their ferry the foot of Desbrosees street. Laid over. Of Finance Committee—Ia favor of ae nee on his contact. To the usual donation of $1,000 to the ARRIVED. Rich, Now Orleans, 17 days, with mdse, to mapsen. Accomse, 1 Baylis’ Assomne, 2 eas fie days, for Bestea. stealing @ show Of same— Gran! birds Sralusd a benevclest fund of 388 Stree! aaly ring the of the Stn Ward therefrom $50 in silver, as weion, we wing el+arl; the State prisos. Comme on Fire Departasent-— on neme of John Tuttle in firemen’s register. Of Committeeon Lamps and idmpe, de. with resnluton that fe has falled be show Pease ward should mot be cenfirmed. ‘Two beige, unknown. Liverpests bark er pet in awarding ‘oil lamps, &o., to Smith D. Bellows. Wind auroras Lota yar a President, and Messrs H. Smith. Tal p Sa ie, Varian, Baxter, Of Committee on Police—In favor ‘ills of Doetora Simmins, Nishols and Deforest. To Com. mittee of the Whole. Bisa 20; ship Groat Westen, ‘from when affidavits in mitigation See sented by tre prisoner's counsel. Counterfeit Bals.—| Condon was convicted passing counierfeit three Dill om the Union Bank of Albany. The com; Mr. stated that the priconer came into is ashore near jhe Cove on the poston mt ate brig Atlas, Rochelle; ache H: of paying medical phic Marine Reports, . on Dunisp, Apalschioalag to resolution janover, Jact Joh bas oon bees eine yd ‘Feb 2—Arr sobr BM Hawkins, Geifim, cording to Tesolation passed late Common resolutions ei] for engine a:d station houses rendered it diffieult (or him to give thecareful attention which he consicers necessary oustody. Paessin, chi with having stolen four dosen of silk cravats, valued at four hessred ash freer G. E. Stone, ot Ex vietion, bat was held to auswer another was acquitted, there sot Herald Marine HILADRLPHIA, Peo bim to warrant @ coa- od % charge preferred e g ARRESTS UPON BENCH WARRANTS. a prs ‘expenditure of 810,000, Coanmes a Sean oe ine nee should they see fit. Laid om the Councilman Vesmiys—From the Third Avenue oad Com in relation to the repairing of Onatham street, stating tbat ax soon as the ground’ will there are, conse year, which the E rile Disastors. sctreals ce? Pe pr tan hn ad TH the Bova Fock wconace £07 Battin il ee ofhcecs went pee ti a Surr Cuauncev Jenome Je, was abandoned on Baturday, ‘The cargo has been I : stands charged with }, aad was comm I ty In god opus ot om ar i | Laid on the table to be Of :eme— Stating that rent bas been claimed for depot of Superintendent of Lar ps and Gas, &o.. at Firemen’s Hall, To Committee on Repairs and Buppiies. Of Receiver of Texes—On resolution as to commissions 'd by the collectors of arrears of taxes. To Com- engices for ure of Com- ge for use of Hose lo 24. All to Committee TORS 22—To attend soirée at the Additional from Mexico. CORRESPONDENCR BETWEEN THR MEXICAN GOVERN: MENT AND THE AMBRICAN CHARGE D’aPPAIRes. (From the New Ocieens Posyune, Fed. 14.; The Siglo LY. of the 2d imst. publishes correspond- ence between Sevor Benilla, the Mezigon Minister for Affairs, and Mr. Crij 0 United States at pedition sgainst Lower Calitorsia ond can Mimister calls attention to the fi tions still cemtinues, ard com: though this is potorious, the suthorities had not taken efficient steps to pre stancirg the supreme government had dono. The letter to this effect was Mr. Crippe did not reply till the sted imtelligenee from Sae Franciss0 Of the orders’ which bat supreme governmest to These not having ar = < ‘5 2 Ticrony, Brown, from Bal! jorman Wakrxan thought e tiom whether the eighteenth ( a) a 1680 wes Imperative or not Le Plate, fae d Heved, could bold that section the members of this gentleman frcm the Kighteenth, believe He boped that ica resolation was would be @ resolution in comformi| fon of the Corporation Counsel. eration, and ater coarulting! way or Hi legal , and after any cl idea ft thie . aig aan don of the minority 0 adopt eptail po incumbrances on the Board. of this Board on these reports doss All that it does is to say that it will the principles of one or the other re id timore of flour, was driven ashore Se Maria,near f) fanbe Jamestown Mxrtamona,of NYork,trom Jackson rap with fom, Pav tant Be hee acme fee Was.condemasd And sold; hed beou dinacated ama ‘Wore Wropaiss bad Teak eutae haeententet Reece nee as, panes) oa Marseilles, condemned and set £ ! Fs i Ft J Bh rE s g & z E 9 Nos 16 40 and 48; ca 55; buildirg a house new urine for Hose Oo, iH iY gE; Lik g $ tt ; From Pk enix Hore So. No. Apollo Rooms, Fe! it ik Re He Scur Bay Crry, Be Thomas 1s distiens, Foreign Ports, from Behave fre Fors Eebupe as from Bbanghse for Lundon; trom Whampos for Loudon, DES AS—Afr Feb 7, i deen sent thither he attributes to the rea¢y communication between and Mexico He preceeda, ho vever, ted States goverment has appointed to the con mand of that station one of its most experienced: able cflicers, with full instructions to preveat 1] power to break 6 that it hes also s & i rig Umpire. Hill, Jacksonviliey il to say that the Uat- military it Union—Arr Noy 28, sche Ji eld 2b jas] 4 240h for Acajatia). Bld Doo i yh 6 Yate dope Belek a5, ic, sohr ‘Gates an, Peeing, port Mov 26, ship sbould any be organized ted orders to the commander of the naval forces Pacific. to send an armed steamsbi; coast ofthe Californias. Mr, Cripps wr to the government el HT to: Suancuar—In don soon; | i a& ij which he was satisfied would be to give the ernment the bert prof of the conduct th oe bap od States yy ber 1e0, is gui |. He ex; bis tm; = Mie rach Ge aicas ment bad founded these representations was foundation, or at lesat greatly [ a i ©. T MoULENAOHAN, Clerk. ‘Theatres and Exhibitions. Bowmny oy non ane hat a os Dew scenery, rew new ¢! Mr. T D. Rico's porfcrmance of “Uncle to anything of the kind ever before Gone in Baoapway THsaTam —For the sccommedation of saburb- amy, the ‘Midsummer Night's Dream’’ will commence the masee at the Broadway Baie deen rom ‘At Burrow’ Ton” ta arapeciet or or er constate the entertainment Navona, Tomares—The ever pepular Cabin” is to be played this afternoon amd evei and Mrs. J, W. Prior, Little Uordelia Howard, and ©, Howard give some fine actieg in it. a to Jead the revoluticp, and the organirieg 600 Frencbmen in California, fd ore