The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 1

I a ck al ad 'a ka bi of 'f tt w. ta. la at ii 0 New tocrttetmcnts. fttarkete aui iflarinc. U7 IDiaV oU boios Men ealWlstk rsar ana r.

lita a rJr arr 1 ne noKnonv un now ii Lore an assortment J. A Jacobs' celebrated which tbey will furnish to planter a. lATTON COTJes Old Lrw atXoiit or Mislaid. awnVSr J. Bu.tia for the Mm of Sl rwiT J.

Bo. oTI A fk. of JaaO a. IMS. Mnblo at 8 month th.

aiawk 8 af to tba ordar of B. Simpson, i. Bd by hw aaaaraad, la taVdrrof lbs Cashier of tba above Bank, ine puoucw ipwj Baal, la pmm.w m4 aota a tba payment tnaraoraau bat was toeer by aaail for eoUactaon End PMbIE aadmbmad hare formed this the armors, as A. WAPLK tBB ling a tans New Orleans. Jan.

1, 1849, jaS IT I never reached Lexing i jaa Cider, for saia low Ke4ds'sFkUaaali Aseatcatt FkUaaalphia ClleetlaCN.AseBcyktt. muuu Lonls, Bio. HAXRT BOX vet and A. MITCHELL, Me of Ken My.aadereV Vmof BODLET MITCHELL, bar, ailalihsbad aft agancv fof tha collection and remittance Waara Botes am rarsray 4 befora matBrtty and are paid at ma will aaly csrrybBHLCnt. for their serrieee.

Often, eornar of Majaandj9lmtreeta, 9u Louis, Mo. Trotter, Ageot of the Northern Bank of Kentucky Hartia, Owen A Fellow, JuMapn at Hewitt Rortua at Kelly At Conynghaaa, lr4rjeaa. ja fit ay a copartnership vn for tba purpose ol trV Oa new Tsar's vair ayovis: laa. HULK. Sneisof rood srae.a fvl bsee worked a bttb).

aad haa a at a FT bai a. She was turned lores by i lower part of tba city. aaa bar. Any asforaiatjoa lell at tba lead to the recovery aad bbaraHy lewaidea. I.

WAPLEK A. WAPLEK. AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1849, loraaleby an EtfV O. WOODRUFF at CO, 68 Camp at 1 aaad HE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE. 1 Do Foeaab) by EU P.

WOOBKUFF At Notice. 98 Camp New Orlaan, ad Phibidelpbui edition. D. WOODRUFF at 58 Camp street. D.

WOOBRUFF, Tuacalooa, Ala. ILL urpia both ptacaa, a choice selection of BOOKS ia ail ue eepanaaeata oc octaoca. ana mey piaage tnnm CovmrtnerahlD. Notice. oo M.U 1 THE anderfligned, having formed a copartnershrp, a ill here after carry oa tba Hardware business under tba firm of aV LAYTON aX CO.

BUXTON LAYTON, 'V FREDERICK B. BRAND, LYMAN ADAMS. tmf TW Badstsuraad wiu ad iwM LAYTON at CO, baraaftat only as tba aaaifa of bis lata Inn of the name of that firm ia iaiaalina BUXTON LAYTON. ewOvtaaaa, Jaaaary 1, 1M9. jaS at TBI sBbacrarert having sold their entire stock of Dry Goods Messrs.

'BECKETT at TAYLOR, respactfnlly ncom ta tXreir fsnaui customer and tba public generally W. K. tWyaaoar. X. G.

Beckett aad J. Taylor are eye. aad are Pally emooweied to arranra any of oar 9 aanog war lawpovaiy snen irorn ue city. Baraiijuti, at nuiinus. New Ovteaaa, Jaaaary 1, 1949.

jaS Notice. dark roaamare well made has saddle scar oa her be driver, some with the hamsss Orleans Cotton Prase. of tha Male, will be thankfully Draaja, Cheaiticails). TBI aabaciBssrehave sow ia atora a vary large and choice SBllLtlllBof DRIIUS CHEMiralJt PfeHVllklERV mmJ FANCY ARTICLES, eohactad wfah great care, with a view aaaaly teejty and Bbratatioa wants, aaa which taev will sell oa a aBataaabfa and accommodatuig terms aa.aay ctber hoaaa in aWtnaa. a Tba A pother ary Departmaal cf tbeir estabhsbnent shall re aarrs lasar con rat attsntioa.

KENNEDY at TITZPATRICK. comer Cbartres and Bienville street HENRY PARSONS, 96 Camp street, near Poedras. ofTereto the public P1A LNOFUKTA9 itrom i.niLaanLPu, bosxob messrs. INUNN At CLARK. New York, and Messrs.

Fraaee, ar tha couatry, and their Patnos are erra eenfideara. jaS 3t Maaotta aad Stoarcuttera, WAKTKDST THE S. NAVY YARD, fKSXACOLA a TWENTY ceod StoBacBttera caa find immediate asset dreeaina rraaila bv tba aaperftcial loot. The beds sadbaads of the stone will alone ba dressed, tba lac being left isagb. For thai work tba kigh price of 36 cent per super otal bat will be allowed oa tha stuoa now ia tbe yard, and the saitpsata.

Taust who ar Masons as areO ss stooecnttera will be pre a eSj and aaaes esnecu lr those who era dia posed to wort. abaa aai asssry, ia Dniag Bell The work ia progress are very sateearve aad will, probably, afford constant employment Tn aiBidwiiia nf It alma in I ion wlien amnloved bj lbs sav. tbe waaea will be SI AO. on tbe ten hour system aiwhka sa aaditioaof SI per dsy will be made for such time aa 7 saay he employes ia tba diving bab. or at the rate ol 3 rway.

arviaat belle and tnarhiaarv are enBStrocted on tba most i ebnndanuy supplied with air and in tha bells, so that ao ineouveni abandai ia tbe I Srnved plans, end will ba kkt, and the water kept krw sacs a fab be the Mfftaaa. tha death beme onlv from 96 by the work roe tb more good MsvbaurU caa also tail employment at the FTara. Apply ia person to at a. I Eneinaei james herron, civil er. Its Yard.

American Railroad Journal, Fbila aiiieiw an mutubu ii, Mini aw itiawai a. Khv Vrk r. avaa Pnt. Bed Portland (Me.1 anjas, wal paa copy tba above tea time daily and send one V7 eatk. with bill, to tbe advertwer.

ja3 lot HART, THOMAS At CO. beg leave to urm tbe pullic that from aad after tbe 3d of Jaaaary instant, the Omnibuses cempti re uia. wv rrera Lar.j.ue to Caoal atreec Fare 10 ceo is. rai Caaal atreet to CinTerr oeot Whsrt Fare. .10 do eBstnaaersia' tbaMsgaauia aad Camp street Unas, wil' rsss taka aouce that the) passage terminates at Canal street 10 cents.

"0 as Baaal 7 00 per 100. a aaat ov pel ppTreciating rally tb rapport anoreea to appfecial aaaersuraed. wwareleare by tha anaraii eala. ea them, tbe had nue, regret to nave uao wnwr laee were compelled to it by the heavy noblic Tbey .1 i .1 A mnmml Tbef roata. ot HART, THOMAS At CO.

$dJ REWARD I wf pay (or tba recovery of the fbl JaAJ lowmg anidea aid rnoaey.or any porttoa thereof I 1B uia lain i a ipau Sou fa, the am of 316 SS each dated on thet Hl, 7 'Twaaar, 184, draw a by David Rea, to tha ordar of Jamas rviaaa payaMe 4 aad aunts arts, aaur. Jm drawa by Dennis Coroora ta the order of and ea inoaass oa iastji B4 PXI axatui afta sabs, toe tha 4sum lT lir0 conUiiuag oa vary nn UnU Ut.U tiaw. AhtkOt S140O. afT ST! ff'F snar.il snd Spaausb, aad a a Uty rWvsua art forbidiea to trade for tb above asecraW VT aas, sad all iewellera will pleasa stos tba jewellery a fjt lot LUCY A. CALDWELL.

haavd iLeatdy Um of OanUa ri a. ill CwtaJ i i of ta above Last will ba divided at Caeai street, aad will leave each way a fbuow: Li jteaMto Oova hart to Caaal street a.bi. iiot.aaaisweat.o ao. niward to aay aerena delrrera brat to aa isai ax aew rvw eMolea. AN wyeeiari Strayed ar af ase STth MagBataa wa.uoollaraTaarkawritwt ra.

Whoever BwBBBBIiii. Ai awia OFFICE OF THE PICAYUNE. Wednesday, Jan. IMS P. M.

COTTON. There ia an active demand, bnt the factors fibres being poorly supplied with samples, in consequence of which they very full pricss, we only bear of the SB's of about 2500 bales. SUGAR. are ia a good demand and 500 hbds. bare changed hands at firm pricea, say fair 3tf3.

MOLASSES. Steady demand. Sales 600 bbls. at lSro19)gC. FLOUH.

9T0 bbls Illinois, light weight, ware sold at 94 2ft. The market is firmer and holders of Flour, in flatboata, refuse to sell under 94 VC CORN. taXI rat is Tellow, sok) from ato'e, at 4flc, and 1800 sacks from lbs Lerea, at 43c. tha White, and 44c. the Yellow.

D. FAIREX. December, frost eotwsr of atraeta, a BAT HORSE, aboat shoalder, aad will retara bira to tbe sbove dl In ABtvauroAna am laaa Wat kvaa to aat Bteavtanr, arill sa aaei TTTr rw eae aaelera Hay. AJaa, 160 alaa aeaenor I TS? toetaw. Bar bark Sararwea, aadforMb "vvai BttAaoT taravawat Bear Baak rate BRAN 90,000 lbs.

were sold at 49c, in tacts. WHISKEY. HA bWa Raw, sold at 18c FREIGHTS. No new engagement haa transpired. EXCHANGES.

Fair dem'nd at yesterday'a ntea. Ohio Indiana Kentucky. Tennessee Memphis. 1 i. 5V.

LV 0 0 4 dm a a tt I 1 I ii allowed. 1 I I SwTsaI'l. Irow. Caal street." rkets. rriHI I sad evee atreeta I at laaB.7ii?i atraata, Third Maaari I ertiee.a i' I vi age Cenal atset.

I i a St AWtON CO 7 a 1'T, DOLL HKWA RD. Baaaway I roe. IVrTf ltnbf Decnsbev last, tbe necro I inJ'ili9'' 1 jXlel a large moatb aad Sat I ewTT baataured to MrJtt.of AUakapar I Picayvne Office, Jan. 3 3 P. M.

CLEARED THIS DAY. Ship Maid of Orleans, Pierce, New York, Ship (steam) Palmetto, Smith, UaWeston, Bark (Brit) Action, ly. Liverpool, Brig Geo Russell, Peterson, Baltimore, 9cbr at Mar'. Collma, Campescby, Scbr Abby Chases Blye. Swarrwh, SrbrSan Jacinto, uisrd, Blriroore, Steamer Montatuma, Scott, Mobil, A Cohen Harris at Morgan Holmes at Mills Meeker Maaicote at Bnvwi Harrison atco Meeker Master ARRIVED.

Ship Vandalis, Norton. day fm New York, to Toby 3d my Ship Mo ongahela Whipple, iS days fm Philadelphia, to Fos dick at Bra Id my. Ship iucea Victoria, Gross, 20 daya fm New York, to master Sdmy. Ship Phileaa, Berry, 15 daya fm Savannah, to master Point. Bark Juniata, cook.w dayetm rew lota.

to master so my. Brig Hollander, Faulkner, S7 daya New York, to master Sdmy. 8c.br A Hannun, Dowlas, 3 daya fm Mobile, to mat Point. Scbr Lions, Taylor, 9 days fm Lararca and Matagorda Bay, to master Point. ITItHIII.

Martha Washington, Irwin, frn Cincinnati. Ka bes.Ho tea, fm Skipwitb1 Charles Hnnurord, Davm, fm Cincinnati. Atianuc. Broadwell, fm 8t Lotus. Uncle Sam, Van Duen, fm Louisville.

Creole, Broadwell, fm Mobile. Monteauma, Scott, fm Mobile. Cora, Keeling, fm Camden. Old Hicko y. Southern, fat Nashvi le.

Mondiara. Castello, fm Attakapa. Kidgely, Love, fm OuarhiU River. IMPORTS. NEW YORK Ship Vandal la assorted nvfie.1 PHILADELPHIA Ship Monoogabela assorted mdxa.

RECEIPTS OV PRODUCE. MOBILE Steamer Monteauma 47 bales cotton Cummings at Spyaer. SKIPWITH'S LANDING Steamer Natcbea bales cot ton Pinckard at Heodenoo 16 Ward At Joaaa 19 Pavne at Harrison 10 Hill, McLean too Buchanan, Carroll atco it Frellsea stco Fisk at Steever sundnea, order Tot I lu3 bale cotton. CAMDEN Steamer Cora 19 bales cotton WUJiams. PbU line atco 64 Frellsea I co 3ft CarLer atco Donald atco 33 Garrisoo Bro 16 Brander, Wiiliams atco 14 do Cleveland Uro atco 10 Rhodes, Wntot atco hite atro 1 Bonner at Smith 3 Dawson at Pipkin 3 Purvis, Wood at co Tot 1 400 baiea cotton.

ST LOUIS Steamer Atlantic 9 bbU Biscoa at Stmms 3 do CarlUe atco IT do nee at Frostr 3 i do lard, 61 cks bams. 168 bis bacon Murnon 103 cks bams rosdrk at Bro i '1 purrnaesn us aiaeen. awvmonr at I yv Bumaa atco 186 tea 13 bbls Urd. 101 bis mid of uril uouifa, win coaume dkaa Hvd. at Oeleeov te hols pork Mac atco 34 bbla at tbaoMstaad.

aad respectfully solicit the natrooaar af anaf fcaasas aad tba nablic BECKETT at TAYLOR, OU Levee st. Nsw Oilaaaa, Jaaaary 1849 ia CoDortaverahlD. 1 RATI tais day assocated wuh ma as partner, MICHAEL 1 FtTZPATRlC ita, aaa al Dracaad A pother arr enatarae the W'noleaale aad Ra aader tha stjle of MEN KE0Y at FITZFATR1CK, from thai data, at the cad stand aaraarof Caartraa aad BienvUle strseta. Orsaa, Jan. 1,1849 HU.

KENNEDY. Notice. FPHI subscriber, who daaorved aartMrshin with Mr. S. I ttcklaa in Jaaaary, 1840, at raassrraence of dl health, ia leery as aakrral aw inead that ha has tata day goee loto part aersba) with Mr.

HU.KENNEDY. corner Chartraa aad Biea vara suaata, waara, a Dragnet aad Apotbecary, it wdl afford has pleases to wall nana those who favored bra with then aashra sa Caaal street. New drtesBs, Jaaaary 1, lt9 ji MICHAEL FITZPATR1CK. la CotwAttaenhlp. I BATE this day saeociated wits ens at eBsmeaa, Mr.

WE J. EAJtTHMAJi. Tba Cotloa, Tobacco and General Coruu swa seaaaaaa kiielu ore toadatted at aty name will future be earned aa eaaar tba style of J. K. RAY BURN at EARTH BU SO Caaap, enrawr Natcbea street laaa.

jsjlaa J. X. RATBURN. Strayed 10 do bee, A Flash Atco ft caa bacon Keep AO bxs Simmons If 4 do bacoa Woodr jfi" atco bbls lard Hewitt. Mortoa atco 80 tea do Shorts, Haddea At Larch IM1 eke com Homll at Gayle lyy do order 33 bale cotton Yeat maa atco 33 do Lant hlm co 39 ao at CromweU 64 do Cherry at Henderaoa Total ION Sale, cotton.

CINCINNATI Steemer Cbas Ham mood 1 17 bba pork and lard, 404 kega do, 31 tee bacon Mart' a At Stock well 1074 bole pork and bud Dora 330 do Meeker 1 1 7 do Wood at Low IriO do, 1680 kecs lard Shulta. Haddea at Leerh 1 10 bbla Soar A Cochran uxa 333 do pork and lard Kellogg at Clark 118 bia Smith') bbls Hart atco 36 do, 17 bars Nye. Heath atco I bbls, 16 hbds Clark If) bia Seccomb at Voorfaiee SO do A Grirl atco 10 bbla 60 bf do ef SpotTurd 10 bble Rose 4 para SWk, Day, SUuffer atco 1 obi Wo Hfroff Atco 17 do shelly sundnea, order. LOUISVILLE Steamer Uncle Sam 9 bales hemp a Ewlit; 33 pes brim; 33 ds rope Walt at De aulle. 76 do 73 pes bagging 64 baiea hemp 308 bbla pork ParmeJee at Bro 16 pea liaggm 34 coils ripe iinckard at Henderson "0 piece be gir; Sbuita, Haddea At Leach 4 6 oble pork fi bla mildlm a lu7 ska potatoes 11 bbls do 1U do beans Fellowe Johnaon atco 1M) rs bac iov 190 da rope Formaa 3 bbls spDles shannon I bbls wbi.key Converse atco 31 da do 4 uo oil 63 do pork steamer Belle of the West 18 do oil Benton do hour Lonsdale Vri hbds tobacco Oa.

at Davia lbbls lard 40 6(6 aks oa Kelly tCoryrbara 8 bbls ou Gray at Camp do Urd 7 do whiskey Fuo At Bro 18 aacka corn Gevena 40 bales cotton Pickett, Perkins Atco 7 do WLanelibn Atco V7 do atG CromweU ldoit) aksco Cherry at tien deraoa els rope Wingate At Brander 1( 17 bble port 9 do Urd 46 cake bam 3M a do IU33 sks coia Hewitt, Nonoti Atco audajmpe Greenwood atco 3 kgs Irrd Jar ris Atco Wools pork 6i ks corn Turner, Wilson atco 136 entities Cooolly At Wilson 15 stove Ate Campbell 6 bub) sterine Laborde At Xiquee 10 do apples Ate Morgan, Davis Atco 10 do do reace At Blood 3U pks fruit tree. Jaa Orr 3 bbls ejg It X) cabbage Hunter II bbls flour 7 do eggs 37 do app'ei JFBI soro 36 bbla Urd C6 do pork 3381 sks cou MsrtinAt Stock well 14J3 do MifeM 73 do beans 16 bble do 6 do pork Hurley II do beans and aundriee order Totrl 344 ba'es cotton J6 hbds tobacco. CINCINNATI Steamer Martha Waataatton 350 bia bacoa Mc Greajor Atco 117 do Hewiu, Norton oro 4 T6 do 60 bbls apple' Vv irate At Brenan 36 tea hams 471 bbls pork Martin At Oloeaweu 7 no nnoa nveoB n.eitogv.ai viarse yi case naros 37M bbla pork 41 Dove la kgs butter hrlf do 15 hams 3 do beef Surges At Wnrht 6Mt bbls floor 48 do whiskey AGirsldm 104 kgs lard Leland At Mason 96 bbla tallow KidJer, Dehon Atco 30 kgs butter 60 boxes cheese Bear At Fox bbla beef St ughton 10 do egga AR Wise 73 do wbskey Young At Weir rick 8 ts hams etesmer Gen Scott 66 kgs pigs feet Cncbneider sundries to ordar. Corrected Dai'y by W. W.

White At Co No. 11 Camp Street. London, 60 days. ran, bo oays New York, 60 New York, Sight Boston, 60 days Boston, Sight Baltimore, 60 days. Baltimore, Sight Philadelphia, 60 daya PhiladelDhia.

EXCHANGE. S8H cent premium. f.5 20 f.5 5 1 1H cent, discount. a ai premium. la lt dkcounL U.S.

Teaaury notes, vaaou etr'ssions. prem. COLD. American '3 premium. Sovereign tH 8524 87 Soanish Doubloons $16 00a 16 20 Mexican and South American $15 63 WESTERN BANKS.

1 cent discounL kl sr cent. discounL It cent, discount l2it 4cenL discounL 85 cenL discounL DNCCaaENT United States Bank 80985 cents. Alabama State Bank and Branches 132 cl disc. Bank of Mobile It cenL discounL Georgia and South V3 cenL discounL North Carolina. 1J 2H cenL discounL Virginia.

1 2 cent. discounL Arkanaaa 30 32 cent dollar. Texas Red Back 10 12 cent dollar. Texas Bonds (8 and 10e cents 4 dollar. Commercial Agricultural, Galveston.

h. 1 cu dis STOCKS. Canal ($100 paid) Carrolltonf o0 Carrollton ($100 paid) ajuy paid) Commercial ($100 paid) Gaa ($100 paid) Louisiana ($100 paid) Mechanics' ($30 State ($100 paid) INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3. $6972 nj3 For late river papers we are indebted to the clerk of the steamboat Uncle Sam.

From the Brazos. Two numben of the American Flag reached ua this morning through the mail. We find little in them worthy of particular note. The follow ing it from the number of the 27th December The enterprising and daring express rider, Harry Love, arrived at Brownsville on the 20th inst. Ha has been employed exploring the country from Rio urande Ulty to oredo, tor tlie purpose oi tne construction of a military road between those places.

We understand that the rout selected by Mr. Love was aDDroved of by the U. 8. hngtneers. A road has been const! acted from Da is's Rancho, or Rio Grande City, to Loredo, thirty feet wide.

The distance, we are informed, is one hundred and twenty five miles. Five wells have been duff along tnis road equl dutant, and good water lounu. tie road is excellent, passing over table land. The soil good, the country throrgh which it passes being well suited to agricultural purposes, abounding in wild horses, cattle aud antelope. Droves of hundreds and thousands are in viuw at a time.

Mr. Love reports that a Mexican had been killed by Indians the day before his arrival at Loredo. Indians were in sight several during the construction of the road referred to. Mr. Love cane from RioGrpqde City to Brownsville, in as near a straight line as the country would permit.

His course was 8. s. fc. He came to the river forty miles above Brownsville. He states that a good road can be had between Brownsville and Rio Urande City, within a distance of 'Jo miles.

A public meeUng has been held at Point Isabel, to set forth the necessity of establishing at that point a part ot entry. The considerations in support of this proposition are set forth ith force. and urged upon the Representatives ot Texas in Congress. $83 0.85 mxram $128130 10 0)1 12 tWtf 41 $90z41 Fine Blank Book. rfHIS being tbe season fur epetung new sets of Books, we JL invite the attention of riawi banta to or vary superior assortment of LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, and all the other auxiliary Book asad ia keeping accounts, made of tbe beat stock and just opened, which we offer at prices to suit tbe time Call aad examine, before purchasing, at dJI 3t H.

BKCHTKL At CO 49 Camp street; DevwJI'a Cottoa Pre. THE LATEST AND BEST IMfKU VEMENT. NOTICE Tbeattsrotioa of gaaUatan engaged ia rnmprooam Cottoa Bales for nebuiment. i. nerticnUrlv eaUad ta the Brerita of tba DEV ALL COTTON TRESS." Tbe operation of ooa of these press us, daring tbe but eix moatha, dunoa which time a use und.rgoaa the seieieat taste, has fully eetac habed tha variUaa which it noaseasa Ma .11 othae nia.ni baratoior pat ia a For speed and power combioad, dura addraaeed to 8 TEES At HYDE, SI Maxasin atrae wrth drasetteatioa.

l' atlwkstte Pt xeat jvjj WATER rROOr PAINT AND CEMENT. valoabla PAINT aad CEMENT although it baa beea sa for two years peat ia tbe Northern aad Kaatarn highly approved of at a preeervauve, at now lor tbe trat time mtroduced into this market. 1 a aaestuoaettbe pnblic mvded to aa exajmnaooa 01 inm uf aaduwvarmutaatiiiio This Paint, for tb protectio of tnd all roots covered with ehrogles or otber coriibos ibl mate riaL i rrrvalnable. aa after a saw weeks expoeare to tbe moe phere when applied to wood, brick, iroa railings, or taae, a be pomes a perfect coating of autta. Bar Master Builders aad ranter at reqaeetad to caB, Sold at A.

C. WILBUR 19 and Bank Flaca, and at 99 Camp street, by wholsinla sad retail. Oil let C. SHELDON, Agent. Httre" Acad easy HARE.

A. M. T. Dnbiia. having I far tabbab aetabb IVI vw siassth iboroaeb fwoair tba bate ef Mads ass Dseraywaax.

ooraar of Rajnoart and Bieavaie will opea aaa Academy lor rJoerarag aaa xaay rapaa oa use aaa Woveaaber aantt. M. tiara will err Evewan Ictaveaa toetadeats to ta barber Caaatic and Mibraatica. Tbaj Acaylamv will apt to the Seminar The Flag fcives the following exU act of a letter from Monterey, dated Dec. 11, 1848 Gen Mifion arrived here to day with fiOO troops.

Gen. Mejia leaves for Camargo iu a few days. Gen, Miflon is in command of this frontier. State or the Ii.ivr.Bs. The Cairo Delta of the 28th ult.

has the following The Mittistippi. At this point, on account of a rise in the Ohio, causing back water in the Mississippi, the latter river is almost gorged with ice. The last boat down reported 4 feet water on the Her culean bar. and failing at SL Louis. Natlga.lon is almost closed from this point to St.

Louis, although several boats have started up within the last two days. Tbey cp mot get up till a war ji spell of weather comes on. The river is reported gorged in several places above. Navigation is almost closed above St. Louis TktOkio.Oa the 23d ult, at Pittsburg, there were 21 feet water in the channel, and still rising.

The Allegheny had just commenced rising fa it On the 23d. 20 feet water and falling. Weather cold. At Cincinnati, on the 23d, the river had risen 3 feet. Weather rainy.

At Louisville, on the 24th, there were 12 feet 2 inches in the canal 8 feet 6 inches through the Indiana chute, and 8 feet large over the middle chute river rising fast. At this place TheMUtouri. Navigation sail closed. Tie JUinoit. Closed by ice above Beard stow a.

but in good navigable stage below. Mobile axd Ohio Railboad. We leai from the Cairo Delta that four parties have now started out on the surrey of this important and great rail 1 JANUARY 3, 1849. TWO O'CLOCK, P. The Latest'Foreign and Domestic Intelligence by the Mails, by Telegraph and Special Expresses to this Evening's Picayune the Latest Shipping Intelligence, and New AdTertheneau.

IMW BaTaTaTaBBataat 1 I af aaaBalarturw urnee ri SI a. Kiv 4 Aarar. with 191 Bo.S ao Ml Ma do 0 and others at the eatabliabad price. 90 Ho. 1 eo without coulter1 aa No.

9 Wrotixbt ltOQ.Wttb.OUt toot 00 OKU. 1 00 14 00 19 00 9 80 ft na ftO 5 60 road. The first division commenced their survey at Mobile, the Southern terminus. The second started one hundred miles north on the route. The third started from Jacksonville, one hundred miles yet higher up the route, and on the Tennessee river, to meet the second vision.

The fourth started from Columbus, the Norlhcta terminus, about fifteen miles below Cairo, to continue to Jacksonville. Thus the surrey is now commenced. It will be some months before it Is finished. The HIomx, or Dabko ta Nation. A recent visit (says the National Intelligencer) to that department of the Bureau of Indian Affairs that is under the management of Henry R.

Schoolcraft, haa elicited the following facts respecting the Sioux, or Dah ko tah Indians The territory now claimed by this nation is prin cipally watered by the SL Peter's river, and is aoout nine Hundred miles ia length and from two to five hundred In width. The original name of the tribe was Dah ko tah, the interpretation of which is said to be a confederacy or a united nation, the name ot (Sioux (lor which there seems to be no acknowledged meaning) having been given to them uv uirj early jeauit missionaries. I ne popuiauon of this tribe is estimated at about fifteen thousand, FLEYEL At ran. I it 1 a Tt 1 1 1 .1 i It bslwved the shove warned ma.ar.rtnrars stand unrivalled I PW UrleailS IVlOIieV JVl tirlv ft I .7 into oanaa numoenng irom laoromeoded I uiousana aouis. uccupying as tney do an recommended immense prairie region, they make use of the horse instead of the canoe, and the wealth of a Sioux chief universally estimated by the number of hi horse.

Private right are respected among them. They compute time by the four season, but their month contain only twenty eight day. They designate tbe month of January as the hard moon premium, 'eoruary, tne moon tn which the racoon run; 11H discounL I March, the moon of sore eye; April, the moon premium. I wnen tne ireee lay; May. the moon tor Dlanan.

lH discounL I June, the moon for strawberries and hoeinc corn ail premium. July, the midsummer moon August, the moon for garnering coi fceutemoer, the moon when they gather wild nee October and November, the moon for the running of the doe and December, the moon when the deer sheds bi horn. They are kind to their sick, but take more care ot their youth than they do of their old men. They are averse to the custom of bleeding, and aeldom draw blood except in severe case of illness. Their medicine are chiefly composed of root and plant, ana tney never male use ot metallic medicines.

They are partial to vapor bath, and resort to them for tbe cure of many disease. Their bodily sick nea they frequently attribute to the displeasure of tome animal which they have hunted with difficulty and slain. The Sioux Indian consider it lawful to take the life of a fellow being by way of revenge, but a great crime to take fiife under any other circumstance. They invariably have a great fear of the spirits of the dead, whom they think have the power of injuring the living, and it thought that this fear is what prevent them from committing murder more frequently than they do. The practice of tying ia considered aa exceedingly wrong.

They believe In a Great Spirit but have no deli nfte idea of hi attribute. Whenever any calamity happen to them they allege that the Great Spirit! angry ana so, wnen tney receive a Dieaaing. they acknowledge it as corninir from the same being. They look upon the death of a human being at a manifestation of Divine displeasure. They retort at time to sacrifices, and case have been known where 8ioux father have acrificed their children to appease the anger of the Great Spirit.

They are much afraid of creature which they look unon a a kind of vtmpire, and to see this creature la a sure sign of approaching death. They are exceedingly upertitioua in regard to fire, which they consider a gift from the Great Spirit. In former time they obtained It from friction of wood, but at the present time chiefly from the flint. When about to partake of a religioua feast, they remove all the old fire from the lodge. Twenty Fonr Hour.

Ahead of the Mai). By the Picayunc't Private Expreu. The papers received this morning by oar express are from New York of the evening of Tuesday, the 'Jfith ult, from Philadelphia and Washington of Wednesday, the 27th, Baltimore of the 3fth, Charleston of the 30th, and Montgomci of the 1st inst. all in'ad vance of the Govci nmentmaU. The telegraph appears to be extensively out of pot order this side of Baltimore, for we find in our ex changes not a glimpse of news transmitted by It.

It will be seen by a despatch below, that another accident has befallen an American steamship, In the first attempt to bring them again into use. The steamer Panama, which sailed from New York for California on the 1st insL, hss returned to repair damage to cylinder. It is singular that these accidents so often occur, to cylinder particularly. Of the cholera, at New York, the health officer's report on Monday, the 25th. says No new case of cholera has occurred since the report of yesterday, and no death.

No new cases in the city." A New York letter of Tuesday says Five new cases of cholera, and one death from the same cause, have occurred at the Marine Hospital during the twenty four hour ending at 9 o'clock this morning. No case now exists in this city." The N. Y. Sun also mentions a case of cholera In a town on Staten Island the patient being German who had been in communication with somo of the New York's passengers. Under judicious medical treatment he was recovering at the last accounts.

Fbom Rio Ja.veibo. The bark W. II. D. C.

Wright arrived at Baltimore on the 27th ult having ailt from Rio Janeiro on the 22d of November. From a circular the editor of the Sun extract the following Supplies of coffee have not been equal to our wants, and although shipments have been large, yet no stock has txen suffered to accumulate, and the quality, on the whole, rather inferior to beet crop. We have a nt.w inspector the custom house of this place, who is t.etermsned to ca'ry out the regulations of the same very strictly; hence we recommend pat ucular att on to manirrsta, hills of lading. Ate, as any omission, however Uifi'ng, will subject vessels to henvy tines. Advices from the Rio Gnode were unfavorable.

From La Plate dates had been received to the 19th and 23d ult, and with gloomy accounts of market freight. 4c. The English Minist it is understood, will not be received at Buenos Ayrea, and there are jrnors of a rerewal of the blockade ere long. Northera New. From the Baltimore Sun.

Philadefhia, Ore. 27 6 r. The TclcB. aph is still out of order between this city and N. York.

I learn that the steamship Panama, which was compelled to putbaok to New York in consequence of breaking one of her cylinders, encountered veiy severe storm. She, however, is pronounced to be altogether seaworthy We have new here from Boston up to Tuesday, but nothing very important from that quarter. Mr. Jacob Laser, a citizen of Boston, was frozen to death during the late snow storm. He had been Using some time, and excited.

ala.n In those interested in him. His body was found on Tuesday. It had been covered by snow, which, 'i washing away, caused it to be discovered. We have it here, in Philadelphia, very disafc.ee able aa regards the weather. Snow commenced falling early in the morning, and.

ai'trsr it had fallen to the depth of several inches, turned to rain. Out door busineaa baa been a I moat entirely suspen ded Slocks remain quiet. Small ules of flour at flour Li. corn me White wheat 1 10 a VI 15: red do. 1 Oi a II n.

Coi firm sale of yellow at cent; while SJcte. Oat 28 cent. Provisions and groctrie unchanged. Cotton quiet Whisky cent. i lea.

a irom Lancaster, torx. ana uarrieuurg mat considerable snow his been fa' 'ng at these places. Cincinnati, Dee. 2ti. The merchants along the levee are beginning to feel alarmed at the rapid lise of the river.

Since Sunday the river has ilsen 5 feet 3 inches, and is still llsing a I close th's despatch. Ine flour market (Ugarnt moderate sale at previous quotation. The hog market active ales of 8000 head at $3 til 3 $3 C7J per 100 lb, net. In groceries the market 1 unchanged, either as regards price or demand. Wb'skey is dull sale in bbla.

at lCc per gallon. PrrrsBuao, Dtc. 27 Senator Hannegan la sll confined here by sickness. He however 1 not considered dangerous. A delegation of Chippewa Indians I now 'n our city, on their way to Washington.

Tbe object of their visit Is to implore Congress to permit them and their nation to remain on the public land. For this privilege they Intend promising strict obe civilization. The Whigs of PiUsburg hve nom'nated Cap Herron aa their candidate tor the The weather ia disagreeable, and not much busi ness doing. The 1 iver continue in good na Igablo condition. Vincknnes, Dtc 26.

There ha been a frethet in the Wabash river. The damage done throughout the valley ia immense. Fence, bai as, haystacks and outhouse have been awept away. The banks of the Wabash Canal have alao been destroyed in a number of place. The lota estimated at $70,000.

Columbus, Dee. Legislature. VothiBB farther of importance haa been done in the Ohio Legislature. Both houses have adjouiaed until Thursday. A WonxtNO PHU ANTHaoFi rr.

There I a gen tleman at Boaton, Mr. John AuBjstus, who ba gained an em reputation by hit single hearted benevolence and philanthropy to the criminal and unfortunate. He ha been in the habit, it appears. for the last seven years, of bailing person in the police and municipal courts. As to his labors In the police court, the Bee says He hat bailed 353 males and 149 female, most or all of them eon victed a common drunkards.

The total motu.t of bail in these cases was $15,320. On and rekindle It for thepurpo of cooking the ood report of their conduct being made to tbe looa, so tbat tney may be sure mat there will be court, 440 of the persons bailed by Mr. Augustus nothing unclean about tne least, lney bare no 1 were rliah.T mwt nn uvnustnf one cent each kii.tv want oi liabititv to become dernared. emeam. rwi I idols or Images which they worship, but are in the asrl ii.

nr enri altogether i njt mlttJ iallage conipetitaon. I habit of making offerings of tobacco and other to the sum of 1 1.54a. the whole of which was paid wi arfrti. articles which tbey value. 'rr.

balled by Mr. to I The, rent rate the rattlesnake, and seldom or I An.vl.t tl raeoce impotl In them. never deprive it of life, excepting when they wish I but all appeared promptly on the day specified. It xn aatnnlAW Ira arm inn rnttlAa tn melr lniantattnn. 1 i.

1 as l.mrfni avrsnnejl nta IshAn Jordan, whilst seated la a chair, holding hi yoong eat grand child in hi arms, fell back oorpae to the Boor. tj; rye Mystxiotj. We learn from the Bprhvfneld (Mas.) Repablican. that about three week ago an Individual calling himself Dr. Roberta, bat at tn charge a young aad beautiful female, apparently tn feeble health, arrived at North Adam la the Bight train of car, procured a hack, aad went la the night to hi bouse in Wllliametow a.

Oa the way to William stown she informed the driver that abe eun there from Albany, and that her parents Bred out She was lVM dreamed, and her whole bearui, beapoke a liahed breeding. She us howaw, seareely seen by any one ave the doctor" Ua wife, who tadkm2y eoccaiea ner aasao aad parentage. Oa Sunday. the 24th Ult, she died, to iml diatr a rwfnaln. to give the least doe to her hUtory, to peraoo who forced their way to her bed aid.

TL duced great exxltxienl la WUUaraatoaa, and a BBonena rxaminauoa was taade. It araa the opinion that ahe died of qalck coroner' Jury I Investigating the matter. It wa supposed by aome that this wa tha knag lost daughter ot Mr. Kay Mann, ot Buffalo, M. but he since acknowiodge having reeved letter from her, show aig that she 1 alive and weU.

Justice ut MASACHCtTT We noticed the other day that a man at Boston had been sentenced to hao BtentAs la the House of Corrects on far killing his and another for two year la the penitea tiary for similar offenc the killing la the first Instance being by klck'ng the women down stairs in the latter by healing, all the panic being drunk at the time. A a eootrwat, we take the following from the Boston Post In the Bristol Common Plea, at New Bedford Henry Mc(Jee, for burning a barn ia the night wt sentenced to the State prison dating his natural life. John Whiting. (hop breaking, twoindtclaaen' nine year ia the State pilaon. The Late Bloody A fiat in New Yobk.

Maria Kloster. the woman who wa severely wounded in tha affray at the corner of Henry and Walnut street. New York, baa far recovered a to make a clear statement of the affair, and will probably get weU. The Globe, of the 2uth ult, says: She ssvs that Gelser came into the room oecu. pied by Mark and herself, about 11 o'clock on Friday morning, and after turning the key In the doer, said to her Mali, are yon mariird to this man She reDlied "No, bnt that ahe soon expected to be so Upon this he pulled out two dirk.

nd handing one to Mark, cried out, "Take this and defend your woman He then cau'ht her round the wa'sl and stabbed her twice, waen she fell to the floor, and tnted through loss of blood, but knot before she beard the clash rue of the two dirk against each other. From that time her failed her and ahe recollects noth ng further. She was, for the first time, informed yes rday, of the death of Ganger aad Mark. It had a pe'n al eject upon her. Maria I a female of more thrn ordinary tCnrrasiinadaeos of tha ChaiMBIiej CoBner.

Washinoton, Zec27. The nomination of Ms tor lu i tni ana nr. sener nave nog yet oeen nni posed of. It I objected to the nomination 100 Sevier for the office of commissioner to an the boundaiT line, that it would be in violation of tbat clause ol the consutuuoo which pros ade that ao Senator or Repreaentative ahall, daring the lor which he was elected, be npo'n to any civil omce unaer me autnonty oi ine united state omce nnaer toe autnonty oi ine united Plates tne office it aa been created by law atd within tbe time for which Mr. Sevier wrs eecteu.

But it la aaid, very justly, that it I too la to make the objecuoa aiter tbe appointment of Mr. 8evr aa commia ioner to convey the ratined treaty to Mexico, which office wrs also created wathla tbe me for which be wa elected. The eorosluo prosisioo alluded to has mora than ooce been violated. Tbe Senator from the State of Iowa hare taken their ereta. If there waa any doubt before aa to tb ene of the majority of the Senate oa the Wi'mot proviso, there caa be Done now.

It thought that if the House abould pre the bill rartahllahing the territorial government of California, with tha proviso exeWng slavery attarhad, taw 0nai nay concur in it. It I thoegbt orobeble that Mr. Beaton Jl go for it, and poasibiy the Delaware Senators. Thus it may be devolved oa Mr. Polk to veto the bill.

It Is the general opinion that do torial bill will pa this sesoion not even the tablisbment of a branch ol the U. 8. Mint ta Cal lornla. Tbe whole aubject of the disposition of tbe new acquiion must, according to present ap pearance, go over to tne next aessioa. Committee lor the tot we When a man dbaa trunr nlaeai tile rsnMataaa rmna a acaffold, which they ornament with tropbia of war and when the fleiah haa dee.

wad tJaerr bnrv the bone in the oarth, and cover the grave with picneia or a raue nottae, 'lney do not bury ta a titting pedrture. but invariablv clothe the deceased in his finest robes, covering him with all hi favorite omamenta. They express their grief at the loss of a friend by cutting off the hair, going bare footed, dismal shoutings, mutilating their bodiee, and by making a least lor the dead. We are indebted to Capt, Volger, of the P. a.

strtMnship Weyaph, tor ms aitimnotto. 1 ba instance. His list of indlyiduala haiand aa above stated, masmrat fifty two" ieet In lea. and qnlm a curiosity. Dmath Of Aif Eurroa.

Mr. Wro. J. linelHng. editor of tbe Boaton Daily Herald, died on the tith ult, in an epoplectas fit.

He had only lytea ta four days, and fen back aad expired whitotathtag glas of water. Shortly aXtoavhto firtir rtetow.Mr. it mackarel W. 1 pork 17 cud to IS 1 sperm eanrVe 42; tobacco 11; bread The New York letter of Tuedy evening, to the Philadelphia American, says Tbe strret I exceedingly dull, as I aatuU daria tbe holiday. Tbe tendency of Mock to downward, aad Treasury note sold at yet Mock are aot plenty, and I shall not ba surprised if the acssiUe of the street produce a rise before tba let January.

Moat of the exchange busineaa wa done oa oaujr day for tbe ateamer, rnd to day tb aiarkat to heavy. Some auppue bav cotne to froan tb avoaia, and good alerting aotd at St There to considerable corn ocTei rIretoad aad lOSlld. asked. nga4Tvrawta of wetmsbel la Bi.Usb al 6d. in bags and 7aja.

IBPniai ii ovia. bw 2. 1000 bbla naval lore heavy fratgbt fSsf 30. Cotton to bald at hd. To Olaagow, liOuo btub elscoia was taknt7Hd Tb Havre packet of the lat to full at about for cotton.

Tbe Philadelphia Ledger or yesterday says The ntoaey market until tha aad of the Tear st HI probably not be quite a easy a it ha beea lor fort. night but tbe payment of dividends sad Interest after tbe 1st will no doubt reestablish comparatir aaao rae basin sea on tb New York canal ta 1MT aad 148, as appear by attamenui la tha Albany was as follow Toon are. VsJoa. 1M7 2B07 184 7 ,700,706 Argragate BTOvemeau from aod to tha Hadaoa rivea dunn th year 1847 and 184, and the aggregate value of the property transported 1 "I t03VM0 147.4MJ2S 1848 U14JM4 127JJS3XJ1 Baltimobb Mtaxtr, Dec. Th floor aaarkat to quiet, bat hold or are filler.

Tba tociemenrv of the weather ba opented agalaat oat door butaea to day. Howard treet brand ar held at $4 II ht apd City Mill at $5. No sale. A ale of tOS bbto. corn raeal at $2 Rye Boar aomtnai al $3 75.

no receinu ot grain are moderate ottlv a 119110 Th. iia, 1 fciei bleb aihw. '7 M. aoo motomn owevar moBBe art tauea. 1 UTB icoii Bmcw iaa.

7 i baatastas aoaata. w. i tne mumcipau cwua, rs i power of taking the form of any animal, and of I has bailed 159 male and 138 female. Total I $1 good to prtane red beat, to seal II aa caa. at 91 7kV aaul avlaalo al SLaWi IS.

ea ae. aaalu. Car living either on land or in the water all their I amount of hall $42,350. A considerable number 1 1 toady aalaa white at cbc. aad ywUow at 503olc.

river and lakes are clotty associated with little 1 of tha nersons bailed la this court were Vagrant I Oal 26a and I760c. No chaaga to provtotoe pwpie. iney ioOK upon tn under a emanating boys, indicted for larceniee. tie proruied Ubsse I aaa a aoaaraa from a larwaa hleH Imnaa Skala. fbKlml nnn.mZ I I arlth arood sdtnarifwaa aaul tha n.s I Whiakey ZtbaWJC.

actujowicxliro a buge giant, who can destroy I of them give tatr promise oi being worthy men. I ini aiuiT, it wuui Tf'Z an Indian by t.l. trwriaain tefrlrw rl rather dnU lad.y. with aato of 600 bbla. at $3 3om are at tTsrae toe city, ana some nave beea "7 1 ThJrtitlh CoBfrtu Seconi Seuloi' final taa Bilii il twa.1 Wkowksdat.

JJm. S7 Ja the Aswewe. Mr. Atrat Pr.awrlrrit aa waaav. was ta una caWr.

1 MexnoriaU aad uralrtoas wear iiiii alal Meaara. Alloa. Beatbow. aad JoeUaeoa. of Uaa yWad.

One of those pre awn tad by Mr. ADea preyvft that the law mlcbtbe raoaacted which tacMded tbat all newspaper might be Ii aaaaBan il Ira to the BasuVa wttala txurtr aiaa ol use plane ot awtjivwrtoa aaa Mr. A. caitod tba patsroiar att Ooa ot tao rost Office Committee to the awsbjvct a oao of arracai tmpovtaace, which ahooJd lacetro ttsetr eariy at trotioo niiiaa aeesBiahle Sal rest asae awn toll a age, aa tea oetxl wncai tne eaiHre wee mat aDsyroach'nAT. mcaaoprilWia.

a ear. nisaiuai emlalrvrl tlvat ft waa a rvwrrnsie wHch bow ttasa every two boar at twelve and aJjalf eewatapwtrlo from Waahtog toatoOeonvaaadaieaaadria. Taeeampaay ha a capitrl of only 75J to raaaad fa this Neat, I ii sioce. calling oa the rVcretary of War fj Uoa ia refereave to the affair of the Mr arret of the Lreaty of Auguat, ItHfa, end tha abaoaeaU proeaaJ lap thereunder, er ne ap la order, bet at the sag tesoa ot Mr. aviog wrs iaia owor of the her of Mr.

Oa mooe of Mr. Beirtoa, to rjBBt aalat'oa 6V 1 lV. mm jJTLjj mJUt a I tha tleciUo. of the time." Tbe cata apnea to be clear enough. If Secretary of War to 1623, wrs fte i ap, road the third rtd petd.

Mr. JlSrraoe Da. sabeatrttad a rearolarlcaa, wrhfch wr ec opted, dl'ecVag tSe Secretary of tSo Ttbbv aury to cau.3 tl a prepared rad eoataaaalcar id to the Sena' a star aseot of tO arxpeaia aad reaamlr af the eoaa unmr. area the tin of ft ment to lnt petiod of tt aosper bob a'ao ol expert aad raBaJrt am lMd to preaee it aader the Oa otra ne ed. Mr.Joaaa.ofI lirnadsrl a ef Mr.

Do raa. the bill kartaa rwrarfuf Chora td otsasra, waa lakaa ap rd vr of aH air. Rradbstry taovad that tha Beaati pracissi to tbeeoaMadeiwio of bill oa the priva! tar aaar buLoatoooaof Mr.Jottaxa,of LoaWnaBa. a biU was trH tap to aalhorii ar Secret' of ta Tra: eary, with tha aoproh 'oa of AUoraey Gewjaw al, to porch. tor the Catted tStatoi tha to treat of Bale iVytoa la tb act of head ea which tjba llght hoa.

st ydt at the Sooth weat Pre, at the atowta of tbe Miatdar'ppi river. A debate ereaed. to which re, Johaaroa. af Loaatr Dix. Belt Davi.

of Mats, B.ht, hOr. tue iisuici oi 1,01 mDia. ciaTtoa. Down aad Br dhei I pen lerirjiea which inrti acted to report bill for the prohlbl uXZlaliVStrn tion ol the slave trade tn tne Uiatrtct at Coiambta, 1 Bnetvad the Fresh eel caocHH report at piuauiv, oejcauoa a raotsoa to rw consider it la pending. That motion will sooa be disocmed or.

1 thk tbe majort. of the Uooae willing to take the back track o( thi qne.ioa. I cannot yet believe that they will pea the meraare. nd especially after the denoaeHalaoa mad by the Southern member on Fiiday Bight last. The ft lends ol hai iony ad moderatioa among the Northern member are now etvdcaivori to procure an expre ion of opinion oa the part ofth majority of the Norther a member adverse to any interference a ith slavery ia the District of Columbia, except with the caeat ot the legal to tra.

and upon their pe tioo, and a on compeeeaoa to owner. Crterrlal. Froaa the Belt Bare Saa A letter to tbe Baltimore Exchange, dated Mya guex, Dvember 11, say that the proaprcta of tbe sugar crop are favorable for a torsrabs ywid, not a dience to the law. of the coun. and that they wLprrth'V wui, tu meir utmost cuiuvate tne itu oi col bouhioon 171.

The cargo of lb Hate rear. gasL from Baltimore, sold bee. 12; lard 16; barna 15; butter 19; butter 19 eommaaacau ng, eaazqtlsaoo woh a rtulatoa the lirth st a Mat ma sat of the arsovr' cxpeat bare for the covBt sarrry. Aftrr ocne portent bulara. tha Seaatte ar' rOUroed.

la fie fo memmti from tha tweaarved. by J. Kaox Walker. FVlrwt SW ra. Jl.

Waa. BWt Bat AT Wa JU ara SVa few day a. to rscoastrlBr the vote aarM a Mr. Gott rsaoiuUoa wa adop at. taat.

JC ag the oo tnir oa the Diaat of Colt abta to ropwt a ball boliahiag the at trad are a. wr taAad by the fpeaker tobetrat eardea lb BBaelat nasati beea aecaatd. ho aaid. of caarfaaj UlegaJ Buleaga. lie ''rocedd to vi aaa.

laratvea BO thai tb tow oaght st BUowaaUawaMlor aar I tatt mau roata, ate. I Taraer hvrairad Mr.Uac 1 raeaBtvirnl I tatohtMrii thaahhadl latotxtarv to allow, ad that tb diatj ye bad beam calcnlat id by th Cotsuniry oa hTssaga, la the way at had b'ea that of other mabera from Ohio, aaa npoa rSe earn kHd of tofia aiallum. Mr. Iletrtey aod Mr. Orwea, both of sraota bar BTved apoa the Coeamtt as aa hU)sag, siplaland what had beea tha ptwaeo la the BxUa ars of rieiiber, fid ttarsd that tha rfi at rl npoa which they aad acted had beea dea ivwd.

But from the naearibers, beat froaa tha FottOflcs De part aaeot, from the Poet Office Bcheduto, Oaido Books, Ate. No diificalty had hitherto beea atad la tsttcr ence to thi mode of calculating, aad tf there was any fault anywhere, tt wr aot atxribertabto to the member. Mr. Tuijer, of minoU, cava of the plicated ttMast serlooaly by tha Tribane, spoke at coasadTsbto lattgth. nad with much Bevemv.

aooa th coajsa of tbat srarpar to thi matter, aad proasowacatd tbe wbote artacto a tiawoo of niiarepreacnlarioa aad fslse hood. At the eooclatioa of his rvmiarka, Mr. Taracr offered a tenet of reolntio. msrractlag th Coaa Imlttre oa Mileavge to toqalra aad rapocVare whether, daring tbe praneal Uoaxgrwaa, aary mileage thaa asaal haa beea i4ted byMf her; aad, tf ao, by wbota, how. aad to wtt Baa.

aer it ha beea eotepated la what aaaaaawaata ay whom allowed Seetjodly. ia I mr aka aaaaBBI ease a UOB Ol tne ra. t. ilir.es, ST aba. tbority of Horace Gratttoy, "JJ moat CM too mrmucii w.

TbrrrTlw as. whether the charg be tra "lL I i thorUiag the coanmlae to mdjor Parsoaa the tobto. has tia T7Marysi awaw aw IJi itt Aa a uTS tha IItae to aote(th. to MoituaMkaa of th rtsoaa to ta. toJS'l liavB.

th totorsaalloMaad TrTeT aotivw which had ladtbaad the aahlkataraa VarW nrfag BJ SMWlieilliBB WB aaa eas Essaa gwe a ltatbarValMt ottoMie tMwm Ui mm whether he (Mr. OissiFy? irttctot PBEuam au waa nirnr, waa I rirw ta lota tne rTabroraaa. HHn. Maal aa 1 Mr: I iraalew laiillail tataa taat nimwrisr ar ta abark tothaPwaS otork to the Pwas mitaing on the dy mentioned in, th icoapsisaaos I at ti 7hj bat iaactlva. Braadywlaa to awk at I nhhrird was iaaaailr a and beThad to pay $100, the sum for which he wa I MTaOaa af 10 abeto.

ia iota at $14 a) 14 Aa. Sato I tTV" fZZZv Ls i aawei har for Vbe Bat weaie haDDV to MVthat thU a aoHtarv I SOS bhia. rr Boar at $3 06 era 121. I ZTZt rwa wd haw aisaarad by hto rrrnivae aasaiT, aaw. aw.

a.w i ij i H.Ki, la. oi Waatara at stS aw vau. u. datraaad tcrprovtotoo to tncraasfng. A goo anptHy af anocaeta to the aaarkat.

Twer ere ta 1 a a ma a. art 11 1 .1 I a CstAaLJta roB aax ST. i to coctoa yetaat day rwack teotjwtoa, aad ArBT aaaaath aBBataSraBsTmar WBBBBawaaB aaajw BeBaBWBaeBi raletwwteiatuiaii istaatog froM tohmmity wttaht the saag ef 4hw. drectacaaa. Th ecorwwiew ytag I iii rm a a a aaL BBrWa BtaSk I taawaaa try the hortat so roraas troas aktan to rvBtta.

att HVassilartm Tao a raaa tba Asaraa bat traa what wowU be htgal raari i of GwrW. aaU toat ha Vaal aaeaww, y. ruanaa aa arwa asvr aaaaaBaaa. haard. toVrjara to timTmrmV "sVaTat tTOaa.lisiiuasllillUi to tan, aifiar.

Mr. UVg wank to kaarw If ri si I wmi it I 1 bib it aa to antr to ana. Mr. Orwa ary sawd aVat II Mr. aUa.

Mr. Oraaa dacod a bill to aertabllah aa arVdtrtoaal kaava oOcm to I arclTm Miasoats, wrtch wa tarko reasl aad nimmA. I r' "TZli aT Me Reeiiwi alaa oawj'BaMl ttaa nanliaiaaa I laaai a I I ana euai pw of the ftofiala to tofjXedaea a Mil to easajtaaa. for I aax. bswtw i is is kl a ea tttm lat ear Jumuv llsea.

laaa new. I srawas eswaas saaws sy awaw Ba tnrptral 01 'J it tbarvar. wrnea wui ibob rxnarav. oa tas aaas thoa of the Wssk 11 .1 1,1. an I il.iia Sua a fllaaena ft I COUTH.

TV Wa tstt I why eYaa yea ft haa4 to taaw aTllet abWiiOaT Taw wakaihabadl awU ml haU haaa a hajka Com Dan v. Tha bin wa read twice, aad Mr. Be I Mr. Grarlry aU that bat ton kd that It might sow bo pat epoa Ua Its pas Mr. rMiex.

of Aiawma. eeatraa mm a to the character of this charter, aad the prtvi leajaa (jraated to tha cuawpway which ar aa bow proponed la exteod for ovf a pel sod. ue wa Tovag maaibi aad simply aakad tor tefbraaatiaia withoat fa aadlxae ta iuieas avoncaattloai Ba tk bill I' aif. Ha. howarswr.

kLl ksaa to xarvtw esf I aaao aaAaai aaao aaBBaaaarrai wvbTvi I atrod wa that tha trao aod be asad by law, ear that the tow laeall Mr. HoBsatoa. of Peas as a. reaas The trat raajl jua era aad the third (tha New Tkto gTweMpahtto work, oae af tha yet puatcted la thai ficatatry, Waa hat ine una ia as maca importrcat penoW of lb I riiwgriernrraosa, a sww Distiict, and a their UiMtoaearty ceuTBTwaa ao 1 point hsrviag beaa Baawly pessary mat taera enoaia no prompt actsoa. Mr.

Jetteraoa Davi said that ran iaisaiBBi had cra iced ataea the ortiriaal chanar wa Great'ng a charter now wa a very dafJaaaet talac. Axa.idria wa sow a part of Virginia, aad to aa tend the present charter would be giving to the coca pany authority to run a steamboat into that aoTer eUat Sute. He thou i at It woald now be sj Inva ioa of State tights to renew this charter arttaoat the cooaent of Irrlnl. Mr. King wa la favor of a refer uoa of tha bSB to the appropriate committee, involving a it does the right ot a Bute.

Mr. Bee to here read the csrigiaal act, to ahow that the company chartered wa the WaahtngliM. Alexandria aad Baitimor Steam boat Compaay," and that the eompaay en tilled wa also chartered by that act, a the Wathlngtoo, Georgetowa and Alexai dria eiewm Packet Cotnpany," to rr I a Une, befota Mated, froaa Waahingtno to Oeargetowa and Alexandiia. The rnius why the Uuer ttUe) aa assumed he wa not prepared to Bay, bat if there wa any thing improper ta the act, the power wre reserved to repeal or modily it at any Write. The bPI wtf pa led over fnformaily Cor tha orexeoL Mr.

Dodge, of Iowa, afTeeebly to previoaa aooce, introduced bill to run aad make the avoTtlaara boradary of Iowa aad fee the reliarf of Eliaba 1 Hwajiptua and other of Iowa. Read twica ad ra ferred. Mr. Dodge also gave aoLea of hi toteartaoa to in trod ace a bill to catabUh certaia lead orSoea to lowe Mr. CameToo's reaolutlon, rabmirted otse day Mr.

uameroo rewoiuiion, mcmiiaea otne for fnforniB tor fnl Che okeet Che MiaaiasirnA. a eotmected arlth the Miaalesi'rpt. a cutxisecteal arlti of hto ooa at hy bare aaid "ao twr aaaaAt at net aa, Rapid rivar. barraara af mbi xipaea, wvjra 0 rSe tat i i of I BVrXMf ttB! Jai the read i aware aad Uadaoa taaawi, oa I Biidga. Thi wamtmn to C3 ha I 0 tot abew low ar lrta.

1 0 aod 19 et BTjaaV i rapd abapre tao ea aswaaa That 7XO0Q, td wa pa aasaVar Bai Jatytost, amtogtooBaaaarstlatt ak ck om. TorXLTmeBl was Bktaa.t dietawattro 19..010 varo of raea hat I rar 'or tha raiav At the th I war 'or Us radav AVt ta tvaTa iarid oa a Bhalf 100 toat ahowe aha lees ii to a I asu 'a ag wwO ia) faejt toffh. I 1Oj3 srarre af two aw od I uiBLful.a A aaew rack aata Wta. Aaca irattloa I of stbagkiMiiia TV I td I IMto eanaaeaai. Th ar vwrhrr oa the I7eth i Thar are IBI i ha by wear rad aar.

IT) as jix Bto)M Hadaoa liver, to ffnghotTrpBoaa. CXhar part of tha rara worts, arsaboh I to eea tWetry of ew YorkJarkh Laka Eras at ItoakTrk. are to taady profTOa. aaal sm bo ft 1 hatOfaaratkMi. Tbat K.

T. fot I Mall sMaaalaer that On read. will oa aaeaaai crattit to dao cVaara, who at work, aatdwhlri other to tha werVa. MeeM a here the aaaBwaAnaMt! tha rapid moa.ua that, ha of haa bataa rapid pinai iaa tfeoaxtaaMaltoth the Dsuewara tleor i raaa. win to a vwry abort ttaa snaapais the roaaV AV ready a road I rnainrlakal.

aad aai ii af an roato have beea made, (rota raaklrk to Caiaavar. A aother ha aloof the aoatrhera herder af Lake Erie win to a tow year be tiiio ii i. which wfA Meek the Law Iiiii the cary aad Chstaaja, atv ouf oiag to the Baoart oaraf al a4jaaaa fraaa enra VVB, only ahoat SO aoau a. Proaa ttoa ibi the ChtoafO rsiiroad win tvafr to Mart tor the Wear. The dltaataUMB) eaaxeaatswed ia the of the aew etkai hoet to brosaght bsto i tioa are tha aoted to the II.

TdWaal of CeOjaw Altar Us nag Port iersia, ITaaJ, taako a traKAV m. Ctoaata laMMto oOaar a tsrw aaj bridga 73 la oboe the so i the ahaBBBBai aod all the work aboat ar of tha aiTd niia ttoebaracsaw rtewr oa a hi 450 fret aoaa. wrsh Bwar aaa aasaaV Barers of grtat tttrtwagth ao to. At tea 1(ZM i la I the pitoware oa a toiatav hftt of aoaxr Baa. The two oaaara si iss ar lee of BtaaT ept arU aaB tha to at a rear Atrtllatna mmk.

ilfth i tioa, thava to thaft awaar the aa broaib at a peaawstra. Oa eaorhaa ia taaara I as flair, aaad a I rwkrd toad awwr tha aaata Pstoawa I. war at I tJii mat, AU1 tBawa are et rsal Itaa saasajxaassxat aaT I bvt arS). the reset toir'siM ea. The Boa paniBi throagh a axoto anfiih ta Cho hvtdtoaj Afl rd Mac la aarvb ha baaal daaral traai tea) to at I of tSo Moajrtoha.

ho rat prwawaas taw yw ttarat eavarswtvao at bb. aeep. 7 au as taar aa uat aaawL ark vxarkav tb i anil tarsal far bat tar aaatrty oAlXuTX hrtoMof lav 1 Tha I7th taria ti sisi tha aom iCrara rajBs.l7l alt a brVdaw a i aratki a aaaa aaf Sat tRlafn ta tbe ttegatlra. iw. ttt na waoaa bwow ci i aisls.

the wboa at tliiil to was thee potvoed far two week. thoro.th mr With a aaal hw 1 eaf ewval a aaa a I I I 1 1 I ill 111 ffBatt reterred. at ocn lwtB, to a paoocattoa aot.llk. mdam to tM at, td bbt i I I to bald fading being the modcmollHr. of MghTl of srbkM oak ahar.aaoh toto Wr.

Stuai mooa oa tb tabto. Tai. w. deeded I trr two tea by toarto IS Y. Ti Jmtta, la wbtco Ja, etaoag exBor aaembare.

aad I 1 ear saar t. the aeeh at praat traa test sasisd at aataa tnadaot ow the wwjrk to two Sa (eat tmr t. emptor at by sttBfwi aaat tba aswasaaaa Oa aaay laatoi ot ltmw to XC: yard ml mt laary, ap raet TT w0 a of aB the mm jrh ry4, the 177lk I 4U0 teat aad 00 ettotoe btc.i WM WBftto.arld jo a ar toor other of rr to wild, Baal of good The bow are tha awoat aarawdlbto at faat abaeee Caaatwarto actboa Is a to IB taw at aaaatowr pimalar srark to atad cat the flrwt to ttoat wt sarw ww the cat ward annh of that rraal 1 1 11 Baa6ar af rrvwr. eroak atta vaJ rr aiotuxahb tpaal dow a. aad i.rtoet dtalto of watch are iwt tot, ta 1 taJriag.

The ssstgy saatwa to tee thtoWorkhaa aavwr hwra aaijimi.s to das bwtory of laya. ith' la tbto or srf T.TZ TTt wjLTBotwasSaa tiag Tf 5 twawaaf ftatoh th aoatry aad aaafaa fr2 Earap that la 1 T7 Imi thrrV sr ioe a V.J 111 1 awa tlftly a fm 1 111 "a JZ aad raJtog 4wto sat hto aaaaaa, bT ewar. TT. t1mmA rr i ttBbW. 4 a..