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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

ALBANY. sunday DIt -.
4 IRE broke out tais morning IN the basement
of Harrss paper hanging store greene St which de-
stroyed with the store adjoining belonging to Luther
Tucker aud Il : kmory.
The stores belonged 10 .he Cooper estate. and we're
fully insured IN the Albany Insurance Company Har
Ms. loss amounts 10 about 5000, which he was IN
sured for $500 in the Albany County Mutual and
North western Companies Oswego. Tucker and En-
erys loss was large. They were insured for $500 IN
the Albany Insurance Company.
The odd Fellows Hal, en- the corner Of Greene and
state Streets had suffered considerable damage. The
rear wall was cracked through. The IRE was caused
By the spontaneous combustion OF the paper waste IN
the basement
fuckers loss consist IL the destruction OF several
thousand numbers OF the C4hi0r Of which he has no
stereotype plates, &C
Emerys loss consisted Of large supply OF Agricutu
raj implements &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

RoCKLAND Co.-There was a glorious Whis
gathering al spring Valley, on the Ere Railroad. on
saturday. HvGH NAVEL presided. and the meeting
was addressed by W r. BEEBE Hon. r. A TAIL
~AD0E CHAs RipDEII and J T NJ BIEAS1rY Of tbs
Ciy. RockiAHd preparing to give Gen Taylor :
majority next week
WFsrcsEsrER Colon. T A TALLNADeE j.
r " BLEAKLEY and Gas. RIpDEII addressed . larse
and spirited whig Meeting At sing sing on Saturday
evening We hear that al going right IN westehester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
To the Electors of the Fifth Congressional
District of the City OF New-NOrk;

FELLOW CITIZENS Satisfied from appear
ance. that patience will be worn out while waiting for
the various oQues and factions In the District 20 &C
commodate their respective views. and dcierriug my
own Judgment 10 the opinion and wishes Of friends
who urge me this course respectfully offer myself
to the independent Voters OF the District As CaRd
date for Congress PeRding the contest shall be hap
by to my friends others and discuss the cues
lions at Issue and involved ia the present General
Election NICHOLAS CARROLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AugRtc,N MUSEUM In this depot u wonders, Il : I'm
po--b for us 10 tell what 10 admire most attractive
Everything that present. Itself 10 those who through
lis spacious halls The four quarters of the Farm nave been
rar.acked and ihs Ocean depths aihOmed 10 mfush i.
Emporium with cur0stes thousand times ten thousand
" which may there Al all times Tfefe are also
,p ndid saloon Performances by Great Western. who 10
- line Of business beyond compare the sable Brothers
who superior any other Minstrel Rsnd n the country
the FAIRY Family, Pete Morris, the talented Comic
te L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

PoLITIcAL MEETINGS To-NIGHT.-The German
Rough and Ready Clubs hold Mass Meeting At the
Seventeenth Ward Hotel Avenue A. and First street
The Tenth Ward Wings meet Al Fntzs Hotel, corner
Of Broome and Forsyth SIS 10 rsufy the Nomination
made for the With Assembly District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

- Hon. Senator BALDWIN o! Connecticut IN
speech delivered By nim IN Hartford Friday even
.ng had said" Il asserted that General Tsylor has
expressed himself opposed - the Wmot Proviso 10 :
conversation with Delegation Of the Mississippi Legs
lsturc There is not ID Of Truth n The assertion
When this statement is put FORTH Genera Taylor
VAS written % ard ,he inquiry made whether te hsd
gwen utterance Ia opinion any such occs
slu General Taylor rep'ed that i sheer fa5ri
cation nd diuanty reputated the SANDER. IN 10
tel O. Hla TrlnA, smith 81 Connecticut over b. own
signature
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perronnI -ilONrmenf-.

- John Van Buren, is announced 90 speak tus
evening at Lyons. Ithaca on Tuesday. Rome ON Wed
ne.isy, cooperstown on Friday
IL Mr.. Macready appears M the Howard
Atheneum. Boston. this evening In Macbeth
IL Mr.. MoONEY the Irish historian, give's
concert ia New Haven this evening
ry' Isaac C. PRAY is announced as the hdlior
Of the Boston SigHdi
~ The HutchinsOns are nj Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

~ Oh Zaek 10 Coming .-Gfsnd Mass hsuheanon
Ms.rog Of ,bs wing. Of Sew-Yors-The Wing Electors
Of the cny and County Of NewYork are requested TO
....robl. a. vso1hsl Garden on TUESDAY evening o.
obsr 81 At u oeocs 20 receive the Report Of The County
Convention and respond 10 the nomination Of Surrogate,
Register and Recorder
Distinguished SPEAKERS vii adore" the meeting AMI the
6lse Club with music vii be 10 Attendance.
CALEB Woodruff
Chairman Of the County Convenuon
Secretaries o3ozt.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

~ GroKeE BRrGGs. Of the IXth Ward, was
IN Saturday evening nominated for Congress by
the Wing Convention Of the With District, on the
10Th ballot Thus most exciting and injurious
struggle has terminated happily, and We trust 70
general satisfaction. Mr. Briggs is commended
20 as as a merchant Of high character, firm and
ardent Wing and capable, worthy, upright
man. Though new 70 public life, and taken up
at the last moment as compromise candidate
we cannot doubt bis triumphant election.
The Wing Congressional nominations for our
City are now completed. The candidates are
Hid Dist, Wards 81, 1, s. J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
Nth 90 6. T. 10, 80 WALTER UNDEkHlLL
vth 1910 GEORGE BRIGGS.
With H. u. IS 10 II, ls) JAMES BROOKS.
Vacancy 10 prest House, HosAcE GREELEY
IL 10 remarkable that neither Of the candidates
isa lawyer The first three are Merchants, the
last two Editors The opposing candidates are
Pan Buy,n Cas-
lila Dist RyuyI SMITH Not yet nominated
fVth - Ions HyoKEE WILLIAM B. MAoLAY.
JOHN FOOTg, Ind
Vtb MARK syEncER (MIcHAEL WALSH.
DANIEL SIcKLEs
With DAVID DUDLEY FIELD GEORGE Law
DO ysoApeyJouS TowNsySp JOHN NJ. BRADHuRsT.
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NY, Free soil Nominations

Saratoga Co.-Assembly J. j. ORvILLE TAYLOR
Ballston, . HENRY LINCOLN. Greenfield Clerk
JAMES V BRADSHAW. Halimoon Treasurer, joins H.
BEACH
.Sclenecfady Co-Assembly EDWIN R CHAHsESIiN
M Chenille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
\. \. Mhlg Nominations.

WdrsH C0.-Assembly REUBEN Wells, Luzerne
Coroner, JoirN PARXEH, Athol
LirHssOH C0-Tressurer, CHAvNcEY METcALf.
Geneseo Assembly p Mr. WooDRuFF
AHssaHy C0.-Tressurer, ERAsrUs 5 PALMA Of
Angelica Coroner DAVID J. Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Ball held an in
quest on Saturday the body of VIM Armstrong who
was knocked overheard from the schooner J Combs
by blow Of hand spike while engaged in hosting the
anchor and was drowned The Jury returned verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
WV RE.Dlses or DonsrY 4 sos, 70. I.

JOY BAGsrocK SAYS ir Joey asserts, without Tear
Of coniradcon that among a. tho preparations for the haf
there not that will readily expel scurf and dan
drii mpan 50 rich u.ler to he hair certainly pre-
vent Il from falling out, PHALoSs Chemical Hair
invgofaior J b may be rough and tough and deyiA'h
sly h. understands wha, belongs 20 the toilet and h.
recommend. s and especially the ladies, 10 pay Mr. PHi-
Ion st6l Broadway, purchase the article ~ the
drug stores"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

WHO RALLY AT NEwTowN. L. l-On FRIDAY
evening asst the Wings Of NeVtown assembled In over
whelmins force Al their Town Hal sni were ably Al
dressed by Hon. JOHN A King Of Isnsics. DAVID GA
HAN Il L. CLINTON and JoifN FowLEs. j.. Esqrs Lon.
Island ssake sBd means 20 do her duty IN the comm.
.trusEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

frr Do " lsarei. l0lrfT llarrrI
70 We have received copy ~ Paimefs Business
Meas Almanac and have % bessiOc Ia pr0uouncing il
the ro-f valuable c0mperd FOR business men. that we
know ~ az - pre- Thu manac - he found -cgs
ya-ao- " business men. a. 0fee-js Whz Almanac e "
politicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

FHrIlsar
raIlr fE1llr-Hrrfrs ID = u
p ia-s Prem ~
FErs.s C1Erls. cf U1..
~ Ian er--r. lrls1r.
"A fH--ul1. Dover
lolr ~ nlr-s. Cl-s.-r
~ ..tu Lius.r h--r-
l-r-a- 81 far1-r salle
N-Aal q b-1x. GG-1a-st-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

GIVING 1T UP-Chapman OF Indiana has uu-
dertaken to crow over Casss prospects bat made
a failure Of It. He gives Gen. &. lo7 votes-ll
more then enough-incuding these
North Carolina. ....-... u Georgia. ...----- 10
Louisisns, ............. o. Florida, ....-... 9
Beside Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. lowe
Sc Sc. 60 you see II is a clear case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

NV ELECTORAL TlcHrs-The Concord
y. H Siz;aszaA publishes the following Electoral
tickets y request Of several Of ts dissenting Wing
sloscrbers The S,l,ss1za speaks rather diseourss.
insiy Of whg prospects in that benghted Loco Foco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
New-York Nominations for Congress.


John krt Wu n bm-r. H-ly Jones.
uasIl a hltrr. Paul N-rs-r-lu. j. fhlp s Cfs0s
3D.. IEI..s fUrln h~u-I -u4fAs
Flof-r1- Mshnr-y.
N..~r rrf-r.H. Wn b Msl af John H-cs-r
h.. 0fHrE- brAs-. Nfhs@ Wal. Wars 'p~nerf
Jane. BROOKE. tG-ar.s La. tDasd d. f-i.
Greeley tt,. g. Brataarst. rsc TO- Tora--nt.
ND william N-son. AlrahsmJ Bauf-f, Nch & h.auref
Ransom Ha.ossg. Clar.-s Gsa-a Bee Bailey.
To. " a s.0tt Charles Moetaart.
l0 Herman Ga4t. isman Nt-eH-f. John tig-filn,
Am.rnl ffChf
D r-,.r :, este ps1arh O.1-y- J ? B--kman.
Geo Marf-1. iH4-0ti-or hei n1lisf
BE- b. s.hooeraf Charles Boat.uf Bradford X WOOD.
e. D. Andrews. Frsusln n Clrlug ID Culver,
Is. john b william h-ttrE. -tl-Y LaFr-rt-,
f Hulh Nff- ID ID Campbell. "A Coe-u.
X J. AI~rsrl-r. .a-mln-. !. D. Sells
.- Ben. squire Lfsln D.r.s. Pr-sfnn kaE.
d. Ca. . Cahs J g. Dam. Willard lV-s.
u % Nri-..a . wsf... Williams Chas A. Mann,
d T.-ss smith Hiram Walden Jat-1 ID Hammond
b hrnrF h-li-ft, Nm Ni-eo, J9la Ney-s.
d Wr na-r Dane. Crn.s- james " Ny-
q Dsn.-. Sut Harvey Btfs.n. 4 3 s@irEns.
\ Ham,. C0ne-f. j ". Car. Hlra.- Bel ard.
= " 7 Jsst.ou sanl-I Halfway. John " wsnsr
Mn A sal ssff. fCll-l fosf-f Ara- Bacon.
Barknar. vac. g. l. bl-rs. fs.. fjt. 4 .url. 4
A -.t-ru-rhafl. ? uarV.l sr.ih. Hear q ,-lfrn
hatt L. hns- Geo r ftft4r. ! Garl1Ellls-.
lI na..t R4us-f j. Jesse Anz-
:. Frah R..-g Auass O. Chs--- Fireman h CoInisr.
- p 70 srald.ng " C.ltol. James Waisrof-1.
"a Hsrr-s Paflan. sau4e. Wler. " HII-y smith
a -1.1o Blrousds.slas v Blrrolfhs.
EIiras
L-rsW Ryckmsr. Is1t Reiarn-f
ha1@rcs : Mlrrsu1. lnc-Prlt~rt W.
t. Nrhc..s Carrol Iai-i -ai-lt whs
3D. JOIN Aaahl-. AT Rsrt
81. tl-r Berah Gr--u. Lt-fg L-agl-
%. A5ra1 P-ln--I. L.--rfl l-sg--
.Aat Re-
tam. Rect sn. Lo-ry L-ssls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
Presidential Election, Tuesday, Now 4

" WhiS Committee Hoom.-Ine D1 :, so
Whix Genera Commuss have onsasoo . -, 80
E,o.dvsv No 40 .xr. a. winch their flenas n0in ne
co1nuy are invited 70 attend for purposes VIZ
the ensuing election and for The dstnD1Ioo OF s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
Ny, Hunker Nominations.

Jibaay Co-Assemby 3. HENRY REcroH. Albany
Essa Co-County Judge WNsLow c. WATSON
Assembly CLARK RAwsoN Clerk. Ransom NJ Gun
FoRD Treasurer LEv D. Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

Arlr .r H-rr1-r-. Carrlrr
2 lr kss traf-r
Strr-I la.lrs. f1r-su1uit
uar Arrrr NEsrr
r.-ls u E1Harss 49,
To- steve. Ctsr.-.tarn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

MlcsIGAS-The following 5 d complete list u
TIE Congressional candidates IN this state
-1B 20. Ba-fs Can
O.. G-lr-- C. Bsr-s. C.-5 = orul.lg A-ra.t-r Sue
d. " .l Space. u- Wrt Lssr-lcs. Cares 4 stlsr-.
81. Gee \ HaE-t-l. Io1l u LaI1 k-ls'-y -,ta-
The Taylor and Van buren, men in Michigan are de-
ermned release that state OF the hands Of is
present corrupt rulers and forming union tickets
On the county otseers but are sorry to perceive
that al the Free SOL nominee. for Congress have
eeped which vii hazard the election Of the Wing can
aidaies, al good men and true and uncom pronnis ~
Free SOL men, who have Ssvered IN their devo-
non 70 liberal principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

41gr - BAGS l1f
l.- Asl- Pm. D. Clsr-s Dlr--. w Pr Ly-t-
J.. 0rssrls l0-. 6-or.- Crstt. a Hyart srlf1
l-l1-,-i I'D live. --1ttart JAS. itl-. u-sl- uoty
ELEAEAz ROOF : tie most prominent among thc IN
dependent candidates fer Superintendent Of Public In
strueton sad lcHAsoD CoDDrNG S the Free sod
nominee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

WlscoNsiS.-Tne following arc the nomlna-
tons OF tue different parties Tor Congress in the several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

drug stores
Day GooDs-By .dyertsemeuti In smother column Il
will be seen that KESsErr WHEELsR Of 81 Csiharne It
about leave the dry goods business and commences
this morning 10 dispose Of heir goods original cost prizes
Tho store closed Saturday afternoon 10 arrange
stock and viii be thrown open a. A NJ to-day Read
their Advertisement and early
EoricE TO HoUstKEEP ss-YOu will not fail to call at
tho celebrated cheapest Carpet Essb shnenl the Unled
states % BOwery, HrRAH ASDERsoS's. where you can
select from The largest assortment VI English and American
carpenz hearth rugs aoor oicoihs table covers window
shades mats &c st saving Of 3 per cent 90 purchases
CARD-wN. II BEEBr / %. hAer., respectfully
their friends and The public that the temporary
interruption their business consequent upon thu ate fire.
their establishment - - Broadway, Will contnu- but
for a very short p-riod
Acnge ex-rt.ols making repair The damages
the arrangements viii soon b. completed and IN ysry
few days their business Will be resumed
WIN H. BEEBE 4 co ~ Broadway
NB-W II BEEBE Co. desire respectfully - return
their ne Fire Department TOR their active and e.
fceu assistance upon the occasion referred ~hefeby
hey saved much additional lo's and damage On Sh
WN D. DissEow USDEsTaxEE.-W areroon "a Fourth
avenue residence SO Bowery Orders len either place
VII meet with prompt attention He has hand ready.
made everything requisite 70, furnishing funerals Inter.
mens procured any Of tie Cemeene. and u Ihs
ely. sl3l jmeod
~ The Richeheg" Gold Pens sod b. B T. WArsos
Co IS W4l-st warranted Eve Yeas. snd arc
acknowledged 10 BE- the bss; and chsapea pens In
God pens made % pattern. God pens repaired.
Az ADDRESS TO A BAD COLD
My curse upon ny yeuomed cO1rse.
That shoot. rhro iUngs without remore.
And up ny throat ycu reckless toss
Win coughing vengeance
Tearing my nerves win bitter force,
Lac rack.eg engines
When feyers burn, Or arue-ocrvO1s-
bfOnc5rls guaw. cOgs hing eurFel,'
Our neighbors' sympathy may sefvcu-'
With pfylsg moan.
But taee-oh Candy sweet 4 M '0'"
WI end grosn
MRS JERvIss COLD CANDY.
SOD wboIe.,l. aud retail BY MRs ". JERvlS 80
/ BROADWAY. correr "hiie-st
Ay..t. no Broadway. 20 Aston Hosse Mrs Hayes lSs
/ Fg.tou-., Brooklyn and by Druzsi'i. generally.
| Zach PACKAGES Invariably signed MRS W. JERVIS.
s..urs % asa forMRs. JERVISs Cod Candy.
Pat up 10 packages q IL, =. A., and - each c39.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

~ The Richeaes" Gold Pen. sod b. B T. wArsos
Co IS W4l-st warranted Eve year. sod arc
acknowledged 10 BE- the bss; and chsapea pens In
God pens made u gsusr. God pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

The value Of merchandise imported INTO tuN
District, exclusive cent q the warehouse and '
amount Of dute. received during tbs week ending %
- ,-,t -, -. ...b a the three year. IA a. annexed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26

still more acceptable TO. the public. Df.
Sill has called to his assistance Edwin De
Leon Esq. who now presides over the
editorial department: aud though young,
yet he is experienced. able, highly accom-. .
plished and thorough going. indepen-,
dent and fearless, he submits 10 the po- =
lilical diclaIiou of M party clique. This
compromises of the Constitution form Tho
rule Of his political ac,iou, and the hes.
interests OF his country are interming-
led with the warmest impulses of his
heart. Old. uui.nportant. aud 10 FACT. OBJ.
snlelc issues, he does not stop, or indeed !
wish to recognize. but hastens at once 10
pour out his energies 10 vindica.ion Of
his country's rights. by defending, with Il
stout heat and resoute will, her sacred
institutions. The efforts Of such a ,nau, iu
such cause, we cannot fail 10 appreci~
ate. Besides. this newspaper has the ud-
diional advantage Of ceG'ral locality, &C.
by The Iri-weekIy departure of the mails
from Columbia. it is admirably adapted
for the speedy dissemination OF whatever
is useful or Interesting in The current news
of the day. We may also expect oeca-
sional scraps OF literature, as MIR. DeEeon
is no less accomplished as al elegan scho-s
lar than as bold and vigorous defenderi
of Southern rights and Southern institu-
tions. VIATOR. !;
Spanish Oak Grove, July 25lh. ;.2lI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
From The Charleston Courier.

As intend lo-slaie nothing but what |
believe to DO true. wish to. furtify my
assertions by document. and beg you 10
insert the enclosed to prove thai General
Cass is av1wedly true, 10 the Southern
doctrine. The presentdeserlion 10 tEe5tle-
mocra,ic ranks. is founded upon the SIM
pie fact that Gen. Tavlor is a Shareholder;
and, although from high .arifi Stale. and
an avowed wrig, is betterFand safer than
democrat who is not stakeholder. Ii
so, then The dolnocra,s. ofphe North may
also refused to vote for any Of their party
who is a STAKEHOLDER, and thus The wings
will always succeed. Nows..he takes my
life, taking that whereon Hive" If Tay.
ln- and the wings restore. the "bill Of
nominations in the shape Of tariff,
what becomes of our slaves ? II is the
worst sort Of emancipation 10 steal away
the fruits of slave labor. Planters beware
how you desert the party that has accom-
plished all you asked, forFone who does
not think you worthy Of definite avowal
of principles-i will give some more proofs
anon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
For the df{rerftser.

Mr.. EDlToR.-In passing through The
country, have beou surprised TO find Tho
"Feegraph,' an excellent and ably COP
Quoted newspaper published in Columbia,
so sparingly distributed among the people
OF this portion of The Stale.
lit be desirable 10 have the current aud
important intelligence Of the day in a
condensed and readable form. can as.
sure my fellow citizens that ND paper pub
lished in the State will more certainly
meet their wishes. The general aud we'll
known ability. combined with the indorni-
table perseverance of The founder of this
paper are sufficient of themselves 10 re-
commend it to a reading aud intelligent
community. But 10 make this paper
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
- :. Z : ! =. \
Among Them. they are restricted to the

o.. D.. 4 : > & > !.
Among Them. they are restricted TO the
nature and The objects OF the trust; and
hence no government under our system,
Federal or State, has the right 10 do any
thing inconsistent with the nature of the
powers entrusted TO il, or the objects for
" hich it was entrusted; or TO express II
in more usual language, for which II was
delegated. To do either would be TO per
vert the power 10 purposes never Intended,
and would be violation Of The cOnstltu-
lion, and that in the most dangerous way
it could he made, because more easily
done aud less easily detected. But there
is another and important class of res'ric-
lions which more directly relate to the sub
ject under discussion; | refer to thnse
imposed on the trustees by The nature and
character of The party who constituted The
trustees and invested them with the trust
powers 10 be exercised for its benefit. In
this case i: is The United States; that is.
the several States of the Union. 1t was
they who constituted The government as
their respective or trustee, aud entrusted
it with powers to be exercised for their
common aud joint benefit. To them in
their uaiied character the territories be-
long, us is expressly declared by the con
sliluion. They are their joint aud com-
,nou owners. regarded as property OF land +,
aud in them severaly reside the dominion
and sovereignty over them. They are as
much the territories of one Stale as
another; of Virginia as Of New York; of
the Southern as the Northern Staes.
They are the territories of all, because
they are the territories of The whole. Add
ID this the perfec, equality of dignity, as
well as rights, watch aPpertaiu to them as
members Of common Federal Union,
which oil writers OH the subject admit to
be fundamental aud essential relation
between States so united, and it must he
manifest that Congress. in governing the
territories, can give NO preference or ad-
vantage to one State over another, or TO
one portion or section of The Union over
another, without depriving the Stale or
secIiun over which the preference is given,
or from which The advantage is withheld,
Of their clear and uuqueslionable right,
ami subyeriins the very foundation on
which the Union and Government resi-.
1t has no more power to 10 so than to SUBJ
vert the constitution itself. Indeed The
act itself would be its subversion. i,
would destroy the relation Of equality on
he part Of The Southern States, and sink
them to the mere dcpendanls Of the North
ern, to the total destruction of the Federal
Union.
To be concluded in our ncrt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
Correspondence cfthe Baltimore Sun.
WAsHlsGToN, July Is.

The facts in regard to The Court Of In
quiry and Gen. Scott are simply these
On Thursday morning las, the Court,
consisting of Generals Towon, Gushing,
and Col. Belknap, met i'll this city. Gen.
Whiting detailed in place Of Cushing, bad
not arrived; out Geu. Pillow presented
The court with a paper 10 the effect Of
Withdrawing the charge he had made
against Gen. Scott. This paper was ta-
ken to Gen. Scott by Geu. Towson. Gen.
Scott insisted that Gen. Pillow had no
control over the case, and could mol With
draw his charge without the appreciation
of The Government, aud demanded an in-
vcstisalion. 'gt.l
Gen. Scott also received from The Sec
retary Of War, notification of The same
purpurl. Thus The case stands. Mean
lime the Court stands adjourned until sAu-
gust lsr. ,a..L
Last Friday General Pillow left Cole
mans for his home in Tennessee;
Yesterday, after all executive session OF
six hours, the: Senate succeeded IN con-
firming Generals Quitmau Pillow, sCush-
ing aud Price. Day after. Tomorrow the
three 6rst named go out Of service under
The law. Gen. Price being on duty in the
far west, holds over.