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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
South-Caroitna.

Mr.. MAssISG, from the Senate Committee on
Federal Relations, reported the following Prosm-
bic and Resolutions as tho Legislative action Of
the State OF South carolina the question Of the
Extension OF Slavery
Hhreas IL appears ~ be- ths delibersts purpose Of
large portion Of tho people OF the Northern s.'"s OF
this niOn % attsmp, through Congress the AD"huyn
of slavery In the District Of Columbia and u exclude
the Introduction OF slaves into New Mexico and Csiof
MIA IN the organization VI tue" irh'"'"' '''''"
msnts Be IL therefore
R,.oieea That soemny deny the power OF Con
gress under the Federal Compact W Interfere df-suy
ar Indirectly with the existence OF Slavery 10 the Ds
,rct OF Columbia prohibit its Introduction into any
territory acquired by treaty BY the sn, arms Of tho
separate sovereign and independent States 81 TINS Con
f.dsracy or into any portion Of this Continent
Re,ols,d That this General Assembly cordially sp
proves and adopts he own the resolutions passed ~
the Legislature Of Virginia 10 the year lriI wherein
IL asserted that under no circumstances VIII thSt o"ny
recoznils any enactment Of the Federal Government
which has for its ect the prohibition OF slavery In
any territory acquired either BY conquest or treaty
and that the passage OF the WnDt PfOsso bT Congress-
il ths duty Of every sissehoidins s"se ana all
citizens thereof IN value their dearest privileges
their sntiss-ther indie pendencethsir nshts Of
property take hrn, united and concerted setcn 10
this emergency
yi.o this General Assembly sntertans q determined
feeling Of opposition and resistance and that regarding
II paramount in their Federal relations, they
disposed ~ forgo all minor differences " 0pinon
with other Slavehoding states Ia order 10 form per
feet union with them. 10 opposition and resistance 10
Legislation BY Congress- At once ntoiersole and 1ncon
stituuOnsl.
Res0lced That the Governor OF this state 10 hereby
~ forward copy o. these resolutions u tbs
several Executives Of the -iAyeholdlns states 70 De-
aid before their respective Legislatures and that they
be invited 10 cooperate in such measures a. may be
deemed necessary to protect Southern nghu property
and honor. .
Rssolped That the Governor Of this state be farther
requested 10 forward copy Of these resolutions 10 our
senators and Representatives At washington y %
aid before both Houses Of Congress during the present
sessiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

t- said that the Oresnists have cndesvorcd 70 a.
certain the sentiments Of the different individuals OF
mat family ia reference 10 the Presidency aud that the
results Of their inquiries follows Jhe Duchess
81 Orleans IS oppose D. the candidateship o Prince
Louis Louis Philippe is violently opposed % thst OF
Cayagnac and makes disguise of bic preference for
thst of Prince Louis. The Duke dAumaie shares the
opinion 81 the king The Duke Of Nemours and the
Prince De- Joinvile neuter
The opinion of the Duke de Montpeus!er s not known
GuiIot Is said 10 favor the canddaeship of General
Cavsisuac letter j. mentioned In which he says his
hanc would wher up were IL to write the name Of
Prime. Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
DesfiIutiou.

The Provincial pspers received during the past week
from the South and West are ieemins win leRo5s ~
-. -. The ,os, frightful restitution disease and death
The potatoes have nearly disappeared from these
doomed regions the harvest earnings are spent 10 pu
chasing food down 70 recent period the poor
sx,ent ,o which outdoor relief Is administered the
poor in the mountainous and boggy districts are surer
ing All the horrors Of famine. Starvation RACES IN tne
Counties of Mayo Cork, Sligo Kerry, Clare snc va
way to fearful extent, and more or less N severn
other Counties near the metropolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
FROM Ohio-Pro.pecl. of nm Adlu.lmcnt.

The following account OF the proceedings OF the
Ohio House of Representatives for Dec. 10,
which we find in the Philadelphia papers Of this
morning, differ somewhat from the proceedings
which we have already published
Columns Dec. Bpm
HousE-The Loco-Focos after considerable
vrangling adopted Mr. Norton : Townsend's peace
proposition" The Wings sve had Il under considera-
lion all day and the probability Is that they will adopt
il morrow with some notifications. They adjourned
until 20 morrow morning-the LocO-t0cOs still main.
tai their original position.
The feeling to-day IL, that some compromise will be
effected during tomorrow. and that the House will be
regularly organized on Monday. The proposition says
that all certhcated members except Hamilton County
shall take their seats and that the members from Ham
ton shall in no wise participate in the deliberations Of
Of the House until their respective rights 10 seats there
la shall be fairly determined upon the principles OF
right and Justice That all the members elect present
shall Al once proceed 20 elect temporarily al the OH
GERS of the House That should the seats contested
De- declared vacant the matter TO be referred back 70
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
AUSTRIA.

la Vienna. the energetic measures taken 10y the
Prince Wudischgratz seem likely to secure tran
quillity
The Emperor of Russia has sent the Prince
letter With the order of st. Andrew, aud to Jclla
chichan equally hattcring communication has been
made together with the order of ST. Vladimir.
The war IN Hungary occupies everybody 5
thoughts. A numerous army OF lmperialists is
about to enter Hungary, and the German papers
state that the Hungarians will give them sharp
reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
ROME.
The nm al HOasl.

The correspondent Of the De'!y Ners writing rom
Rome. Nov. IS Gays
4" | write while the town Is IN stupeiacnon- Inc
Prime Minister Rossi has been publicly assAssinaed Al
the entrance of the Chamber Of Deputies This sudden
catastrophe have reason think. was unpremedated
the part of those who the perpetrators OF inc
deed and that originated In the mere spontaneous
prompting Of outraged nationality understood oy the
Roman populace The unfortunate Rossi had used AL
night language Of most insulting nature win refer
enee 10 the Democrats party and me opposinen seL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
IRELAND.

The arguments Of counsel IA the case In error OF
Mr Smith Bren having been brought to close,
aud the Court having deferred rs Judgment, the
Irish journals are now almost destitute Of news
The mai administration OF the poor. law, the
e.. ictIOns which going on throughout the coun-
try an Occss onal murder ln some distant locality.
and the uninterrupted emigration of farmers Al this
late season of the year, furnish the only themes Tor
political discussion ia the Irish papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Meeting OF wings and Locos In Cincinnati
Their Approval of the Columbus Emeute.

The Wings held a mass meeting here to-day, m
relation T. the Columbus difficulties. Speeches were
made and resolutions passed approving the course pur
sued by the Wings IN tho State Legislature.
The Locos follow ing their example, also held mass
meeting and through the same routine OF business
Both parties claimed 10 be In the right, and each
charged the other with being In the wrong The meet,
ing. were largely attended and considerable feeling
was evinced on both sides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

Nanzano. Ulcers 20 men ID crrurts no mgsSefs.
ori.sde horses The Ammunition. the baggage. sc -
Iu obtain this distinguished victory We made %
hours march The grester part of tn prisoners have
taken service With and the rsi have been .eii It
'itcrty 10 90 where trey please Ore ID the enemy
o1ccrs hss gone p1sfhssta o. Madrid % propose TIE
exchange Of otHcers WIRE tiis motive I will repesi,
that the General has proposed n twice thsi the co..
ernru aud the Madrid General cannot sllcgo anything
In favor ~ their d hf-ar,hrnnhv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
SAY FRANCISCO. California, sept.

Ma A. l.. WOOD-Dedr Scr | embrace the
opportunity offered by Mr. Holden to send you speei
men Of the gold dust OF this region OF which you have
no doubt heard much before this time
The sample that have sent you is the kind that Is
most plenty here and IL obtained with worry little labor
All that Is wanted being shovel and sieve made OF me
willow twigs. have been very successful in my opof
aon. and begin to think that have got about enough
to satisfy my TOR lie, aud think you will see me
back to New.York in very shor, time. Give my rec
poets b friends tina, inquire about mo.
Yours truly, NELSON TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
The Bonaparfc-.

younger son Of Lucien BOnsparte has started a a
candidate Tor Corsica and IL is sad that of bis
most redoubtable opponents is 81 Alright the Duke Of
Padua who was one Of the creations Of the Emperor
Napoleon. From this IL would appear that there are
divisions among the Bonapsrtists well among the
Republicans.
The G0-rre dg Hare informs us that " Pierre Boz
nspare has in consequence OF the threats of the Red
Republican party against his cousin Louis Napoleon
called NJ Lcdru ltOilin and told him that II hair of
the head Of his cousin be touched be has the
taking vengeance all the leaders Of the Red Repub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Louis Napoieon's Manifesto.

change again came over the minds OF the
Parisians aud the star of Bonaparto once more
rosc m the ascendant. IL cannot be denied that
the Princes address is emincutly calculated 10
via favor from almost all parties Prince Louis
vows his Republican sincerity and his detcstation
al S,etaltSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Financial aud omm-rcini.

Tue Bank nI ElgIaud acc ults only furnish al
diiioua da "a oi tne increasing lmPro, emeat 90 Is
position. Tnc bullion is stall on the increase, naA
Ming the totai amount Z 100000
The exports from Liverpool still continue co. q
large scale, AID the number of American buyers
ed goods al Manchester IS altogether unprcce-
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
SWITZERLAND.
War with Germany.

u il stated In the ysne Ri1isiscls ZSfssS OF Co
loEne in correspondence frum Berne under date Of
November % hist the Central Executive Of Germany.
hss declared against me licivetc Confederation
Il Is asserted also. IN the Cologne Ga.s thsi party
Of German soldiers had vioi.ted the swiss territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
PRUSSIA.

The second sitting OF the Pnlssisn Chamber at
Brandcnburc took place on the 2sth uit No lesls-
lativc business was done. IL was agreed that tue
House should meet ou the 10Th and 3Oth
On the latter date Mr.. Simons intended to move
thai the Ministers should summon all the absent
Members and in the event of their not appearing,
that the Government be empowered TO call up
their several substitutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
SICILY.

The I0tdoR Times says We are happy to state
ou the authority OF a well-iniormed local CORES
pondent at Mcssina, that an almost Immediate
settlement OF the pending dispute between the
King OF Naples and his SicIlian subjects is expect
I'd 10 take place. One of the first results OF the
arrangement will be the surrender of the Fortress
OF Messina and the evacuation OF the Island by the
ROYAL troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
American stocks.


There has been = fair demand this week and some
farther improvement in price. : per cent Bonds
70 Bearer, have been done at % ex. div There are
purchasers OF Ohio Skies 81 81 NewYork state Fiyes
At 20; City 81 - Pennsylvania 81 and Maryland at
% with very little stock for sale Massachusetts "a TO
o. Other prices unstered.
there are buyers OF Louisiana Bonds of the Lousi.
ana and MON Banks, but of no other sorts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
More Executions.

The execution of DR. Becchcr and DIR. Jcllinck,
for their participation in the late events in Wen
ma, has been officially announced Becchcr IS an
Euglishmsu. Martial law has been relaxed INTO
TIE more modified form which prevails IN Ger
many before the usual tribunals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Napoleon In the Field.

lis stated on the authority Of letters from Rome %
the -th that the Prince Of Canine the son q Lucien
Bonaparte the head Of the conspiracy which caus
ed the murder oi ~ Rossi snd the revolution against
the Pope The Prince who s man Of violent passions
has been long the center point oi the turbulent spirits 10
Italy He excited toe revolt Ia Tuscany and Is even
said % have bsen deeply engaged In endeayorns 70
rouse the people Of the Piedmont against the King Of
=.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
ClyAIGNAC ASSISTS THE POPE.
ASSASSINATION Of wINDISCaGRATz.
PROSPECTS, OF LOUIS NAPOLEON
Meeting of the PruSSian Chamber.
FrnfMeNT BETWEEN SICILY Az, NAPLES.

The steamship N'aearo, Capt. Ryric from Liy-
s,,ool. 9th inst via Halifax 18th inst where she
arrived Mt 10: 40 \. NJ. aud left at p NJ. for Bos-
ton was oil the light at p NJ. on Friday She
arrived at Boston at PM on Saturday.
She spoke Sd inst. of Tuskor, packct-shiP John
r. skiddy, Tor Liverpool aud same day, at . PM.
oh the saltces, passed steamship America, from
New York 10 Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

TOnrN 'IHrhtt.'..' NU0N- DO IT NJ
The Funds continue very firm; COnsOls ~ Eli
The speculative dealings have not been large. Bank
stock IL worth ls7l a lr9i Exchcquer bills have been
rs a Us premium Reduced Per Cents are ~ 10 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

DraNosDs, TOO Extract OF letter reserved
by Mr. Bufum Of this City. from bic SON. ha~fo
Goad Buffam. dated Pueblo de loo Anse'"'' 'Pp''
California, July 81 49, ,,.-. 4.
Persons who have been 10 the placer: ~ 49,.
ample room for afty thousand people % uol. ~
wears. IL IL doubtless the rcness "a ls,,o. nv.
VIM n $3.50 The.e stories, strange - they may
% .s.u sss,1 70 TO .s be : GO a,s..
wiz p'oosoy ssss spread ct home and ] wish you
5000 . ~. W ira letter and recommend ~ him ~
',u1 :. al MAS There Is no humoes soos' ,hls
.s Ss sa sa'
eao "a .~,,h California Everything connected with
a. well As al goods and provsions are selling
- ,ns mining region at most exorbtanf prices PICK
~ w. ave worth hty dollars each shovels twenty eve
saI.,s Hoes ten dollars. Flour 500 barrel Cot
soa cloth 81 20 yard, and everything sss proper
don
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
PRUSSIA.

la Berlin the progress OF Revolution is stayed.
The contest still goes ON, however. between the
Court and the Chamber, but General Wrangel
maintains peace IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
SPAIN
The Victory Of Cabrera.

Tn uyra,ns Post. Of Tuesday. publishes what u calls
81, oli. dispsreh irori the headquarters OF Ten Oe
So - :. ,oiIrx.- "SAx FzIfS Nov II, lci--
v',s,d.v =, II In zee morinz Attacked the col
r-,, ~ Msnre.A composed Of 90 men OF TIE Req
rsn, De "a Talon, sad ~ cavalry sne Al Y zoe ai.e.'
rscu We lad IN cur power "a prisoners TIE Brig SsH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
GERMAN Y.

The Frankfort Journals state that plot for
Republican and Socialist rising, and for the assas-
sination of several members OF the German Par
lament has been discovered IN that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
PASSENGER. Arrived.

In Steamship Niagara. for Bosioa--Mr Samuel lady
irt.n, and servant, Mrs Butson children and servant
Mr. and Miss Sherwood Mrs Gardiner Mr. Borrowman
ma I.av Theodore Hurt, I'd Schroeder; Jas lmbree
NJ Ewbsnk lady ? children aud nurse: HAYWOOD
Capt Phio,: Lieut. Edwards Capt MMget'on, 7 Bar
mum. p Reach. HA wills. Mr. Adams, sands,
Mes.rs small Polli,z Harcourt, Ia Caorett Cur
and Pel,ere Godfrey Phelps Crenen. Sheldon Lsili'
more. Marsh. Donnen, Parish. Wits. Davis. captain
Malcolm George Morrison, Peter and Finn W Nelly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

lNnIANA y. :. cENATOk-lhe iouO"lhz - IN
extract from the ate annual Message OF Gov
wbi,coub. recently chosen U :. Senator.
Decided a. the opinion Of the People OF indiana -
.ysirs, tbe institution Of Human slavery, yet, they
have ever manifested determination not 10 interfere
win the Constitutional Rights Of any Of our sister
states on this subject They love that glorious mon
xEi~b ass framed by the Conscrpt Fathers Of the
earlier days Of the Republic, aud 70 which under PROV
ldenc- We are indebted for cur present em-nenee
am0ox the Nations Of the earth But the present cues
ton does not regard Slavery IN toe states or any
n rsr. .olsv 70 the proprieiy Of ts existence here
after IN Territory now Free hi. Territory mas
come 10 Vi. Free--ii Is nOw Free. and In my opinion
II should remain FrSe and that every CONSTITUTIONS ana
egaI rssn. should be adopted 10 continue Il Free Nor
- ,r;rk onr southern brethren would Ia that case
nave .uy VEL founded cause Of complaint Florida
vs. eeded b the nited states Slave Territory and
80 Il suffered 70 remain and the same remark. VIII
apply 10 the acquisition Of Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Wore from the Gold Region.

10 ne Editor Of Ths Tri5HHc;
received the inclosed letter yesterday. The
writer went out Captain in Col steyensons Regi
rnent and Is well known In this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
MEMORIAL.


Ts N, Safe and 0nse Of ReDrssefdsrss Of The Uatt,a
Sfates u Am1ica IN C0agrsss asseIbted
The pe-ce recently concluded between the ltepuolic
of Mexico and the United states has created new int
rsts for the latter country by the acquisition Of yaua
he territory upon tue Paeinc Ocean, and the late dis
eoysry Of very rich and extensive gold mines In
California has suddenly invested this subject with new
snd unexpected importance.
Within he past six months, deposits OF placer gold
have been fousd at various points throughout region
Of country In California about go miles In extent,
which believed be equal Ia richness % similar
ones IN the world All that section o. country laying
upon the eastern side Of the Sacramento River and
drained By IL tributaries from is head waters 70 It's
mouth Il known 70 contain eh deposits Of gold Gold
Is also known % exs, upon some Of the tributaries OF
the joaquin River and 10 various localities IN the
chain Of mountains separating the waters OF that rver
from those which into the PACING ocean As iA'
south Cudad de los Angeles
1t this moment the largest portion Of tne peoP'e "
California are engaged In working these mines me-
igent from al parts Of the gold regions, $50 s
there are a, least three thousand persons wntes ah
Ind ana now employed In collecting the precious mss.
IN California and the east Average amount ootshea y
each man taking the year Iosetnsr WI OS e ~
Il i believed By your memorsisu tnst a. cas- IN -
COZ in xold tus, al per ounce, Troy weight vi" oe
-e,ooxsa from those mines In the year ending July j.
10 large a. this sppesrs your memoriaiIs. 1
are confident IL IL not exaggerated, a. their eAeu
J. b..ed upon the minimum estimsfes drawn h''
most reliable sources A. data =. -. 49,,
wan AZ Ia recolleeted that this sum 10 mo'e sn.n
ao.I 20 the amount Of Gold taken IRON All me mine
II h. United states the Is years ending 10 ~ .pd
ri II IA nearly three times great a. me en,ic
coinage Of The ueIed states Mint snd a. w.
Ior he game yssrs yosI aemerasu sels'e sSe SSe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
SONG OF rHE DIRT
4 parody ~ Roof, SsSs u Ne SA,rt.

4 parody - Hoods " >cas q Ae SAHt
pig-dis-dig-
TO pierce for the golden ere
pig-dig-dig-
IN You sweat Al every pore
Dig-dis-dlg-
To root in the deep black ssni
Aud this 10 e. bs citizen
Of free and Christian and
And Il Q oh to ~ slave
TO the Heather and the Turk
To rid the hands OF Christian man
From such dirty and toilsoms worn
WNh-wssh-wssh-
Till the back Ia almost broke
Wssh-wssh-wssh-
with your legs and your thighs 10 soss
Wash-~ssh-wah-
Revolving an old tin pan.
And wsbblinx about with shake and . splasA
TIL you doubt You re q Christian man
Soul and body and mind
Mind and body aud soul.
o can IL be right when they 70 all connaed
TO the basin and the BOWL
Plle-pile-pile-
When lis only little heap
-pile--pile-
Till II grsderly' grows more deep
e-ple-pile-
And stow II away In bag,
TIL you gaze with eyes OF wild surprise
On the contents of liar rsg
Oh can II be here I stand
And can /, be gold ace
lilo , no am on for a Christian land
To spend IL so merrily koDKNicK ohv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

~ Gen. JoHS McQuEES IS candidate for
conrres. in the WITH District Of ;. c. TO supply the
vacancy oecAsioned by the death Of Mr. SINS. Mr.
Mcqueen was candidate at the late Election. and be
loused then to wha, known in :. c. the Taylor
ans Butler party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

FIRE AT JEFFEssos.-Yesterda morning the
steam sav-min owned BY Il. Chapman & Co. vaa
burned 70 the ground Loss estnssed al some J, 600
rnos,ly Insured. Hsysns (cssrgrs Coz Rep. l;ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

r. We regret to hear that Mr.. RosfRr MIR
NIT well known as an eminent merchant OF this Ci'y'
was struck with spopexy on Saturday mornins' al DIS
place Of business This 10 the third attack he has ex
per!enced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

ssooriss-Depaty Sheriff 6uon was shot this
morning wien disehsrgins his duty in s.rvinf wni
upon Fisher Ksysechsr Who had been indicted ~ .ss
coming 70 whsn The occers Of the Law are saot own
Wien u discharge Of thir dutyi ksyseeseI made Z"
esosps V Arkassas IAsupes Evening hsF VA