THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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T-x--rn Sr,rrs rsr<uS CALEB J. McNuLTf-
INDICTMENT EoR ENBEzzLEMENT an cary - -
Yesterday morning numerous spectators VII ~.
5ii >, .;-n 10 ,b. progress of this Interesting
NcNury was tired yesterday upon lncicii'itA' W. -
mentioned in cur paragraph yesterday Ihe pftstes


srlcs,!o Is extremely slow, each point oi
AUDIENCE and law closely contested D. the ao!e couu
s,I ,Isn,sc.d uuou either sice The Witnesses called upon
,ots.tfy Yesterday were Messrs McCuAon Coilp
~ ~ ~ 1,s.,,rv D.partrnent Mr. Chauncey Bes'or Casn.
;s- nd T,.tr OF the Patriotic Bank OF thlS clty MI
Daniel Gold one of the Clerks IN the once Oh me e
ofrhe House OF Representatives, ard Ny 4hrodote u
Meirs Second Teller OF the 6N.A q 'N'-'o'''a - Wv
York .5,,.-,. -. ~, HONS. of Rep.
.ssr,s,yss was sworn but the hour beng a'ef man
- ofthc Cour, his examination was posi-
f0''|- INationsl ln,e.igencer, YESTERDAY


- We are sorry 10 learn. says the " ash'ns'G"
UIion that Mr. Harmanson OF Louisiana / ee
;aiued from, bis seat in the House oy temporal! u.
disposition bat gratled TO near Sso ''4' - .
likely 10 be OF short continuance


Lor1svlLLE. Dec I2.-The canal here Is closed closed
by ice and the in portions oi the tl'e ''' 49,
wharf is of sufficient thickness 10 walk upon


Two of the msi! boats have each made tfp ~ a1I
from Cincinnati this week There has been 10 e'I''A
from below since Tuesday which Is however 0"'"7 "
the low stage OF the river


The Cumberland was still rising on iueseay
and had then 80 inches on Harpe;h shca!s


ST LOUIS. Dec 9.-It was ,hswtns all day yes.
,erdsv with the wind from the West People continued
m cross the river the ice until sundown oGt uess
the weather should again become cold IT Will oc ma
ardous business to-day.


r. Hunter Hill, convicted of the murder OF H.
p Smith Of Nansemond Co va. Is TO be executed on
~ "a I,yarv-fhs General Court where the case was
taken on bill OF exceptions having sustained 'Ae He''
sion of the lower court.