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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

DrussED some few weeks since, nr. Too
mas yr1! ShOls.sle grocer Ia FTOntst caused ths
,~r-st u Mr stephen :. P5, T-sidsnt u Pelham,
H..,cne.isr eO2agy cnsrgs sf obtaining oil. o.
soses from Gin y is.ss prsteGses. We pobEsced To-
AS al Ees uns and tas month tie isssaOa 49,
I'd before yress1E Grand Jsry, VINO, inv.st<st
% ne alleged charge, cismissec NE olIl the
ssncs sadQesd oy Mr. AornA DID not aslfy that BODY
70 dad Dill Of Indictment Mr. Pei h.s been, iof
macy years, q respectable resident Of Westeheste Ter
co1ETy sad, for recress 10 Ihis matter Mr. Psi
dsrst.Ec, intends % sse Mr.. hornA 70. damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

AccIDEsT.-Yes.efdsy morning Francis Nc
L.u.his. while dl1giBs a cellar In Twenty sath 81
oar Ninth AZ was seriously Injured " TIE falling Of
,ns hank apon hin he VS. nearly sas Gated "ssn
,-,eu.d b. officer shaw and othefs 81 sae sz'seLEn
ward.
l<sA,E-Chsroste Augusta Wiley, insane, vas
,s.ss ear. oQy onseer CuAgn " The slKIh Ward.
~ James smith, insane, wa taken care OF
II ni,h;o y celeer AlasIson u The FfIesatA Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

MoRE DICK THlEyEs.--The Police OF the Second
Ward deserve great praise tor her efforts b break uP
the gans Of wharf who phier every boz barrel or
oas they can get into along soushst Lac. night on
cora Wintrog CHAM, Gurus sod Clark arrested Johanna
Conuoeh Henrietta smith, and Frederick Young. who
mad stolen about four gallons Of rum while tho officers
were watching them. Officer Hounsan also arrested
,.o BOYS for Ike odrbcss but they let them OF %
vrOrulss ~ 90 better 10 future. ms women we're
tssea 10 the Tomos tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

TIE SrAssISG CAsE-Ths Coroner yestsrda
Waited toe two nee Mat Mullins and fhl EioTr, n
ofnsr o. whom stsooed ssd the latter snos 10 70
Aulias, ~ - lAst evening, vas All ave, ?
.ush very isecle eoadiIlcn, and sPp.FepIJ az
lrs Elliott om2lsined o. much pain Sopos no :
ever are entertained u bis recovery oet Hsl11s ~
]. very doubtful The Individual .no 10 .1rsso - nA
.sah5-d Mullins in selfdsie5ee, bis PANE . - .
= BE- Ioen Grossmsn eonncaiy Known as 'seh q
Ramsler'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

SUDDEN DAMN Havensgh residing IA
Dv''on't near Attorney. died su5denly "a Ihsr,aay
sai from blessing TIE ,angs Mr. has Tor tare7
weeks psst suffered frou that eonp l.hi but wssssp
sed - % setGng Il &c caves family So mourn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

LARcESY-An individual named Peter Chrlsn
,sS.n nc custody yesterday, 90 complaint Of 81,
Tsoi '. Joas.oa formerly Of Ne.srI. y :! on .a'vi
eien Of hsviSs BEN eooeeraee VIC osesI
-, Ire lax Az noaths, about g. 90 worth n
- a ION irou De committed ~ prlson ~
-, :. NoanIfort 70 avail sr.q ssiton from mo So'
amor Of Nss Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

BCSGLASI.-On Toarsdsy nis ht tho grocery OF
NJ HoL corner Of Madison sa3 Market ats wss
srcksn open and tie money drawer roobsi 81 about
= 10 good money sud several counterfeit snt broken
osnk Bis. No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

CURIOUS CHARGE or BiGAaY.-Oficer Wallace
Of TIE Elatb Ward yesterday arrested a man on a
charge Of bissny. he was brought before Justice
McGrsh this morning Who after ons examination, as
csrAlae that be no, married 70 either Of the com
planasts though BE- had been living several yosrs with
one and had child BY her about four years ago. On
.hor, conference between The parties IL ~sa sicsby
settled By marriage with .hs oldest claimant and all
seemed perfectly satisfied with the arrangement, the
rejected being widow sdy At be time Of Der alleged
marriage. lacy departed 10 most excellent good hu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26

Assaults -Jsnr~s Collins a. y Bush
we're arrested for assault. In thu SiA..ad-, arr ans
brought ~ for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Edwin Croswell has this day. pursuant to a wriuen
gresmcni OF 3lstJgly last, made With Andrew Wbte,
receiver Il the Canal Benk ot Albany delivered to the
said receiver promssory notes OF tho said Croswe io
the smOurt o.. $1,000 Que hall payable on lot OF sep
tsmher l-l sod the other halt payable ct OF sepiem
ber 1850 with Interest satsfact0riy endorsed and bis
own notrs payshe respectively sl three four and ave
years r0m st II september next with interest alter
ono year a tho rate ~ per cent per annum payable
as therein mentioned for 2t- each the amount OF
Il. three said bsng the amount Of taa Individual
Indebtedness % ssli Crosweli D. said Bank NOV
held By sad receiver with interest % he nrss day of
sept, mber neSt
The amount Of any remaining claims n Isid Bank or
ceiver against said Croswe for end rgeuents guar
antics or other liabilities 10 10 be ssesrtaned by said
receiver without delay and the said Crosweu 10. Ia
funlment Of Aforesaid arrangement o. give bis notes
l. said receiver for tho amount Ia ssuai sums. pay
abo At three four and i've years from nr-t day OF sep
,ember -i- with ntsre. silsr the ls DAY OF Sepiem
ber 1870 the rate ~ per cent per annum In the
snne manner the other notes Of said Croswell pay
sbe at the same periois
This arrangement made, without prejudice " sny
claim of The said Croswel Tor deduction from or
oset o. the Of his said debt and shove the
..d endorsed notes arising froa certain liabilities
Gle med 81 have been incurred By him Tor the benefit Of
the iald Canal Bank before ia insolvency ~ said
liabilities being note for - 900. drawn Dy John keyes
Paige and Charles Van Bonthuysen, and guaranteed by
sad Edwin Croswel, and discounted by the City Bank.
New. York aud note given by said Paige Van Ben
thuysen and Croswe 10 or discounted by Wnslow and
Perkins Eew the pay OF both OF which notes
secured by collateral notes and securities belong
ing 20 said Canal BANK
Any errors that may b. found either side In tho
account rendered BY the receiver against said Crosws
and Tor which the foregoing notes ware given sre To
b. corrected (ssned) EDWIN CkOsWELL,
ANDREW WHITE,
AbaRy August ~ lsi-. Receiver, Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

and iueb other precautions - msy prevent or punish
fraud
il twill = seen that While Tea, Cosse. Tobacco ard
snuS are free Of duty here they heavily ts,et
Csnsda The Lsxs' there, On many other articles
'uned y the peer are nereGed uudsr the resp nsi
Die Government which is not very frugal n !ts exper
d!tures The new rs,es d tsxst0n sfe corsiderst =
lover, however than tacse u the Tsnf Of l-i. q
many sr,lces
tax q = PER cent al yalorem m u Printed books, IN
tn preseni Tsra gave some little protection . tie
Canadian PrnteT-no~ ne gets none ct al While sry
work he may venture = publish ia excluded from this
country by Protective Taria Of - 80 per cent
This arrangement all greatly encourage tae exPoria
ton Of American books and principles nio TIE vaii ie
glonS Of the North.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Al5aay, August ~, lsis.
D. IL cnLHONN-IPsrlrIor.l

D. n. lbLbbNN- PETITION
10 ne StJren, Cont ofhe Nafe # Nsr.Ylrk
The petition Of Andrew White receiver at the Canal
Bank 0t Albany appointed by this Court pursuant 30
tina 9Th title chap 81 part OF the hevi.ed Statutes
respectfully shows;
That Daniel h. Colborn. Of the city II Albany. was
indebted % said CANA Bank Il the time your petitioner
appointed receiver Aforesaid and IL stll ndebt.
cd mo said receiver including interest 20 tho 90th OF
Octobar. ~, In the amount Of sn-i- "
Tie said ndebiedness arose on discounted notes Of
said Daniel h. Co.b0rn aud OF Levi H. Coloorn, and
drafts OF said Daniel H. Colborn Efvard Artcher,
discounted oy said Bank as moro particularly set forih
in schodale hereto annexed and for which indebted
ness there Ia NJ security. but az follows
D. The endorsement Il said Levi II COlbOrn On D.k
Colb0ru's notes and ofD X Coborn on l.. H. COlborns
note and the acceptances Of Edward Ar,cher
, T~o mortgages FOR tbe aggregate sum u - go,
bes1es Interest, executed By said D. h. COl5oTn and
wife to the President sc. Of said Bank ON real estate
In EsseH esaeiy on which here are two prior mort
money sud which two lsst mentioned mortgages are
given r the aggregate sum VI s. isi beside inlsres
nearly a. your petitioner can ascertain.
Add your petiODer shows that the said Levi II. Col
born and EiTart Ar,cher are i1soyent as your petit
toner believes and ,hsi from the property covered ~
the above mentioned mortgages there probably ~
realized but .s more n enough b pay ths ssidtwo
mortgages which prior hens 10 hOse belonging %
your petitioner as such receiver.
Aa1 your petitioner has Investigated the peeunlary
crcumstsnces Of the said Daniel X. Coborn, with a
view u ofssceralniog bis ability 10 pay hs said adsbsed
%. ard has received from said ID X CCoOrn state
nents OF his circumstAnces and condition.
And your petitioner "a oi opinion that IL would bs Tor
the interest VI the creditors and other persons interest
Cd Ia the assets C said Bank. that said deDt b. com
pounded or compromised wi.h tho said COOOru y the
said Coborn paying aad securing tho sum Of $1,000
follows
J. The amount Of sad mortgages 90 800 and ntsrss'l
b O8 pad la bills VI the Canal Bank Or which ths said
mortgages 10 be Assignsd 10 I'd {. Clarke together
With ne bond collateral - and the note collateral
to toe other.
. The said Levi II COoorn ~ assign - sad receiver
Interest tho amount of s5.7.1 - IN mortgage a
said D. X COiborn gwen 70 sad Levi II. COloOrn eeV
eriDg the property sOsge spOken o. and olhSf
properly.
D. The balance OF sad sio 90 70 b- seeared by mote
ol sad Daniel X. COioOrn, endorsed ~ said Lew H.
Colborn payable in 9 months with Interest
The said Indebtedness bs discharged a. - sny
u The pa!es t. sad notes drafts and mortgages Until
the sal amount II $1,000 shall be actually realized 81
sAld receiver. ASDREW WHITE, Receiver, Sc.
Albany, December 81, lcie.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Actual amt paid. 1900

Making. when all shsll have been paid ~ 10 now
m. shoy. smount sss 900 doss NOT co,sS ss 10 III.
amount duo for goods. q may be- mistaken slwsys
tina, drafts and money had been used .s fast %
IL had progressed, and that CLARK and ksteham hsd
made out well BY the msnagemsnt Of thsir clefh or
agent L. H. Coborn.
Mr. D. X. Colooru wss largely engaged In the lumbar
Ing business and may have used tands about tns
than can possibly Imagine and be- any way right
AZ 70 mortgages which have been given 20 . very
large amount b. Csrh and kstchum L. ~ Coisorn tho
ore Co snd others, except q. and Peabody esnns,
sccouot for
August Il isar
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

on the lith snd 10th Oct lst7 the loan account
credited with the following Items aud which ap
pear % nave been charged Pratt Bank Buffalo special
account
l-is. oct g. p. Croswel instead OF sher
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Edxiu Croswen being duly sworn. saith that the fore
going inventory ~ his effects and the liabilities and
charges AGAINST him exclusive Of the claims OF the ca
ns Bank istrue according 20 his belief the said prop
erty beng 10 his opinion truly estimated. And that
depcnsnt farther says tas he does not believe that the
value therein stated can be realized without much
care and attention in the disposal thereof and eonsid
cradle credit being gyen and also large advances beins
made thereon. g. secure the ssme from sacrifice.
fsigned) EDWIN CROSWELL
sworn before me. this l4th day OF August lsls
JLJOuNSON, Commissioner Of Deeds
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

$4,000 W
propose 10 give ths Rank . mortgage, payable one
third In i've years from js- third 10 ss ycsrs roa
date and one third In yssrs nom date, ~i 10
trs ., annually for the whole Of my liability b.
tho Bank. including the too mortgages no~ held BY
the Bank
Cost Of purchasing the premises, with an esesnsni
saw mill 30 rods from the furases and ora baes wood
lots think from leo to isO scres each.
have heard cay. .... ~ oOO mortgage svV snS oos
Temsins Of ths,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

have Nrsnscd with CLARK hetchum % follows
l. They TAX possession OF the premises under ihsif
mortgage take all the stock and personal property
abeve named. advance the eooo ~ py operatives
&c WORK up the iron. cell such persous pro
pe-ty wanted In the ousness market the iron
and ont OF the net proceeds pay the 5000 advanced
p Their own mortgage.
The mortgage h. Oscar Tyler.
I Tho mortgage OF Gouldins Peabody. snt / n
Colboru In that order t net proceeds eshsus,
ed Aftcr the present stoek shall b. worked NJ. they
si buy more, and carry on the business 90 lons 90
PRINTABLE n desired and creditors wiilins
They however propose n | makss jadicsoas Arrange
rent will al other creditors 10 surrender up the prop
erty b. rnr, and give time b work up stoet sni
pay out of iron which II done ! think can 90 90 10
lows At present low prices OF iron. The present
stock will make 1900 tons, worth In Albany
80 per ton. -erVo' "
Cost ~ work stock and transport
ins s5.......................s $4,000 o.
Coo, 4, load and deliver 10 fur
mace outstanding stoch say .... 1000 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
D. K Colborn srj ~iis. bond ard
mort dsssd l0sh Ssy Of Nay. ls4a. !.
E@@

D. K Colborn srj ~iis. bond ard
mort asssa losh dsy ef Nay, ls4'.
< ,s:s cSisora' . 'ssr;; dated s.I n.y. is4i,
payabis IN years B and mort. i6oo m.-oeo" "
Cssny Of lRssy-Anirev whiss. being duly svorp.
y' thar be believes the foregoing Position to s,T Ss s'
sworn this 2ist day Of Deeemeer isss. before
JosS Cois. Conr OF Deeds.
s.s. r,,. ss's'.' csss-. s.s Ss u. ss...
tS. :. y. E e n Il . s.i, ... q .A' ' ''' q
" t< -ansr a tie s,,riosties q ,k rscsfec Of rae
C4Eai Bssk Of Abssy ~ s--s % ee~pvs~ssrtfA Dsrss
A. Claws, EsAsW o. Sad sass-LsnsisS Pruya.
A,orneys- % resdrs and aiss tho petition Of Andrew
white receiver Of the Canal Bsnk. Alosoy praying
for an order Of this Court authorizing The pstitooer a
such receiver. TO compound and compromises the 10
debtrdress Of David Coleorn. N the manosr raes
toned Ia said petition. and on motion OF George T"
FrothinshAu OF counsel for petitioner. u h ordered
that the prayer Of said petitioner be granted and said
petitioner have leave ard D. authorized 10 conpund
or compounds the said debt wilA the said Ccisora
Ia pursuance Of the Above order. q settlement hn
sn ,.ss .ceortlrsy snd tie sun Of O. 90 - 10 bgs
OF the csr Bank have been received and hstso mcts
ssses above specified have been ssssaed 10 kh Cara
snd an interest Ia The mortgage gwen BY n Ceieorn
TO the eitsns Of eS7ss 81 ess been ss:snsd W sHa
$)s Il. snd Of the said Of S5sss 50 and aiercss
thereon ,he shove stated demand ere 10 b ds'fvsrsd
signed ANDREW WHITE. Ssssaur.
AbSay, December p ls.s
EXHIBIT. 10 ksttssesy Of ID. A. Cslsors
The Furnace premises consist OF cay 10 scres Of
sni IN Morris. Essex Couuty About one hundred under
good guilty alton, and the balance wood
For this property, with some listle persoasl
on the premises psid. d...................sl5N0 %
Expended 10 building furnace and ereetons
on ssd premises 1900 Oo
stock on hand ssoco %
Lewis LOT, wood and Goa, equal W .ooooeh coal
Heston lot l6AoO
Lot No. :. o0oW
In coal hsase Starnscs grounds Sooo
3eo,oo blatss. aAsJo ~
ore delivered and other persouA property 7,3@ %
Total 40 "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

UndirlleA inis-e., 4, Greenbu,h - I2O %
Undivided inier-s, n Sarsioss Cosrty.... l.5Oo %
Is; 10 Illinois, ................. 1000 %
Iatrres; At Monroe uroe................... 20 %
lo,s 10 cd Fertilization block
Mortgage 10 Nr. Han. ..-......... 6oo0 90 1000 %
Opesaif Il Argus and printing es,Ae,hnent 1000 %
i'o shares Fire iasursres ComPNy....... 80 %
ID shares Telegraph stock...-............ 20 %
6> shares American Land Com.
pehF stocA.-.s f4tfAN ~
Hypotheca,ei ...............-. 800 O. .Oo %
o.. shsres Aoany Exchange stock. ....-.... 80 10
Indiana state Observation-Disclosures. 80 10
T. a'v'dsd interest 10 y q. s
Lien .'........... e?lOO % 900 90
Household furniture library snd other effects $500 90
- shares Saratoga Steamboat stock $4,000. 80 10
Tosal. s7Ll5O 70
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

iEctnbfaace.
First mortgage on premises When
bought sht...-...-..-...-..-- "
second mortgage on part oi the pre-
mlsss 10 Cana Bank. AcOo %
Third. Clark ketchum. for pur
chsse money. &c............... lAlG "
Fourth Oscar Tyler for ore. and
money ssed In business ........ 400 %
Einh. l.. II. Colborn and Goading
& Peabody, for machinery, soods
snd money ey.................. Nt6O ~
sixth sundry persons for msterials 1000 %
---sSaOsi CO
am Indebted 10 the Cana Bank. cay t0eo "
Also tor labor, and money borrowed b. pay
labor. .........................,. 6e0 "
To,.l slOO Oa ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

a. .ssst aAs bs-r r-sac.s eo.ss48se- oi ssa ne
ss.r. ssrt.i ~ sc-gsaf u Arhu-sr5f fseo.sFsd
.-rs -. ,f1sf rss,sf. A."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

-ea*orlble scale, but nearly every man O
them is found gouging large sum GU. o
the People, over and above his proper al
lowance, if measured by the regular post
routes.
For instance, "a members of the House
and lS Senators charge and receive ovel
One Thousand Dollars each for mileage
every session-2tl of these gentry receive
over Fifteen Hundred Dollars each-and {
of them receive about Two Thousand DOLL
ars apiece, on this score !-.Iu several Of
these cases, the e1ceSs ofmilleage isupward'
OF Thousand Dollars cpece; while IL
scores Of cases, it ranges from a Hundred
Dollars up to a Thousand.
This whole mileage business, in its pres
ent shape, is most vIlanous abuse. Their
is no more equity or proprety in it that
there is in highway robbery. And til
Tribune man has raised a very pretty ho
nets nest about his ears at Washington fc
his meddling in the premises. But The Pee
pie, who will not always tameIy endur
these crosse impositions, will thank him (,
his exposure of the matter.
1t should be added, that the Tribune hi
drawn its statements from official source
though the clerk of the Senate impudent
refused topcrmit a transcript of the mieag
OF that ilustrious body to be taken from h |
books I!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
Free Voices from the South.

Speaking of Senator Douglass California b
the Mobile Herald uses the following sensib
and manly language:
"The destiny of California is to be free ~
we presume this destiny might as well he ilSe
now as later. 1t may save contention in Co
gress, from which no possible good can cone {
the South"
The Mississippi Free Trader, m an atlcl
upon Immigration and Population, holds tn 10.
lowing bold language for one of the cOnsttlent
of Hangman Foote:
"Two hundred and fifty thousand men can
not always hold in serve bondage three mAIon
of rational human beings. The elevation 0 tht
race may be retarded in its progress, by tn oh
stinacy and mistaken selfshness of the fovwhc
lord it over the many but the triumph ofighI
and justice over wrong and injustice, Is ctalr
in the end"
In Missouri, loo, the example of Senato3en-
ton has not been without its effect. The latte
Argus Cass paper, insists that the wholeVesl
should take ground with the North aran tbe
extension oil slavery, and adds:
We trust that the first act of the Mour
Legislature, when it meets this winter. Il be
the passage of resolutions instyt,ctino onrana.
Tors, and requesting our Representatives ICON
gress to vote for the passage of the Win bro
vlso, and use all their influence in its fav,n
When such free speaking as the aboves in
dulged IN, there is little fear from nullifnt;o
at the STANDARDIZATION Courier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

large upon the course of the Northern states
and their Judicial tribunals, in preventing
the reclamation of fugitive slaves, upon the
aggression" committed through PROPOSE.
tons In Congress, touching the question of
slavery, in reference to the new territories
and the slave trade in the District of CO.
lumbla, and upon series of oher "yoIa.
tons of the compact"
Whether this address be accepted or re-
Jected, it will be submitted to the country.
and an effort will be made to rally the South
upon Its basis. Mr.. Calhoun is capable of
framing a formidable document even un.
der the disadvantages of bad cause.
Various suggestions were thrown out
Yesterday, for settling this distracting ques-
ton, but they were all received with indie
lerent favor by the those whose object and
interest 1t is to promote agitation The
plan which contemplates the admission of
California and New Mexico as states. ac
cordlng to the conditions upon which Mich
iigan and Arkansas were received, was cold
ly entertained by Mr.. Calhoun and others
and 1t may be said with truth, that they dis
countenanced every project of adjustment.
The temper Of the committee, on tie whole,
was not violent, but rather inclined to pru.
dent and precautionary proceedings. ar,
Foote and MIR. Venable advocated imme,
dlate and decisive steps, but they failed to
produce any decided impression their viol
ence being needed only as the rawlings Of
desperate demagogues.
Whatever may be the conviction of the
public mind concerning these Developments,
1t may be assured that every step has been
taken after some deliberation upon ITS con-
sequences, and that the future has been
measured, so far as the sagacity of few
able and ambitious leaders could reach. II
has indeed gone SO far, that the plan of a
Southern Con(ederacy has been sketched
out, and Atalanta, in Georgia, has been
designated as the furure seat of govern
ment. This revelation, though doubtless
surprising, is none the less true and when
the veil has been entirely raised, there will
be disclosed actors and schemes, the extent
and character of which will more greatly
astound the country. The most conspicu-
GUS movers in this demonstration are public
men who have habtually denounced the
Hartford Convention and stigmatized Burrs
as parricidal blows aimed at
the Union and the Constitution. If these
ienuncations were well founded, is this
Convention less sectional-is this conspira-
y less criminal? The principle by which
hey have condemned, is the principle by
which they must be tried, for its applica.
ION, to be just, must be impartial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
The Southern Conspiracy.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier writes of the proceed
ings of the Southern Committee, under date
of 31st ult, as follows -
1t is quite certain that Mr.. Calhoun has
matured his plan of action, and desires to
bring it before the Southern states, in some
off cial form, so that the Legislatures of
those which are now in session may act be-
fore their adjournment. The views which
this distinguished statesman holds are I'M
derstood, and will be presented with all the
ability which he can master, at a special
meeting of this committee, to be held, pro-
bsb':. on Tuesday. lie proposes to en-