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E BEG leave to return my thanks to The
a public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed on me, and solicit q continu-
ance of Inc same for the new firm.
G. W. GhRMANY.
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vH care IL

n BEG leave 10 return my thanks 10 the
p public for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on me, and solicit continuance
Of Tie suEoe for the new firm.
b. S. DUNBAR.
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LATEST FROM FLoRIDA.-The Savannah
Georgian of,he 9Th inst. says, lhe mail OF
Yesterday brought no further accounts OF
Indian masacres, or much news of any
kind. We lean, however. that the ex-
citemenl among the frontier settlers con,
,inues 10 prevail, and all who can, have
left for secure quarters. 'fhe ferries on
The roule to Tampa from Ocala have been
abandoned, and delay i'll receiving in
formation will he the consequence.
THE Whites and the Indians can no
longer live together in peace and security.
WhaIever olher treaties may have been
temporarily made by the officers Of The
Government, it is useless TO insist upon
them. That of Poyne's Landing will be
carried out in The removal Of the Indians
from the Slete.''
TIE PORE WoN'r ComE BAcK.-The
correspondent of the Times writes from
Rome on The 7Ih, as nllows: IL have
certain Intelligence from Gaeto to-day.
The Pope, to whom The keys of Rome had
been sent by Gen. Oudino,. returns very
civil answer; bu, can state in almost the
ulost positive manner, that Pi" Mono reiu-
ses to come 10 Rome bnund by any con-
dirions whatsoever. The conferences have
moi been resumed with regard TO the Pope's
future proceedings, hut am prepared to
say that nothing will induce him 10 uban-
don any part of The authority he received
on his invcslilure. 1t is more probable
that Pio Mono will nerer reIu:n to Rome,
and a hint is given To me that he means 10
proceed 10 Bologna, where The Aus:rians
will lake care that he may be received as
supreme Ponlilf and absolute Sovereign"
EARLY THE FrELp.-The Cambridge
(Md.j Chronical has h"is,ed The names oi
J. J. Criienden, Of Kentucky, and VIII
liam f. johnston, of Pennsylvania. for
President and Vice.Prcsi,lent in 1852,
subject 10 the decision Of nalio nal cou-
reution.
REs,e HATfoS OF CEN. CAss.-The
following from the Chicago Tribune: seems
to confirm similar statement made some
time since.
We understand from reliable authority
,ha, Gen. Cass will resign his seat in the
Senate during the ensuing winrcr. The
Michigan Legislature having instructed
him to vo'e for the Proviso. he Purposes
waiting unIirliat question comes up, when
he will make great speech against The
Proviso aud Col. Benton. and then resign.
A YoeHe TYRANT.-The young Aus
lrian Emperor appears TO be sharp lel.
low in his way, wishing the army himself,
and sanc,ioniug military executions has
had two ladies' ofrank whipped for spit.
.ine al his leet.-Balt. Sun:
7 like TO see the dear creatures amuse
themselves, said Mrs. Brown. when her
eldest boy took vi>iler's new bonner and
affixed il to the IaiF orhis kite. Never
fear. said The good lady to her vis'rr,
when she saw The honuet in The air, as
souu as The kite COMES down he will give
ii back to you.
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"A Card.

FNIE Subscribers offer their entire Siock
Il Of Goods' or hand at greatly REDUCED
prices, in order 10 make room for lhril Fall
slucX. Persons wishing TO purchase Cheap and
good Goods, are respectfully invited to call at
r. CAUSSE e. cos.
CGSE &ors
August g. If %
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Notice

Ms Hereby given, That application will be
81 made To the next Legislature for The grans
of new Road, commencing a, or near the odI
Steam Mill, formerly owned by Henry VIII.
ams on the Murlintown Road, and intersectng
the Lonscane Road, at or near Major John
Tompkin's Mill, on Little SEvens Greek aud
said Road.
July ls ls49. Bun, 26
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700 Los. Choice Georgia made Cas-
/ CUU tings.
40 Sacks Salt,
10 BIZ. New Flour, and lots Of Bacon OIL
hand yet at BLAND & BuILEkS;
August Is II ~
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~ O ( &C.

a LII persons are hereby iirewarned from
IA. trading for Ncie Of hand signed 6y me
tn Wesley Rlneheasl or bearer for one siilidred
dollars, dated some lime abont the lst" June;
lSd9. As have not received any value for
said note and rs ,nsid.r it unjust. am de-
,ermined not TO pay II unless compelled by law.
WM RAWES.
August Is, 81 ~
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A New RiCE.-An exchange furnishes
us with an accovn. Of the recent discovery
Of new race Of people. who have been
found 10 the interior of Africa. which par
takes somewhat Of the marvellous. The
men are represented tu he tail and pow
erfuIly built, Standing seven to seven and
half English feet in heishl, aud bIack
color, although destitute of The usual char
ncter OF negroes in features. Mchemet
Ali sent AL expedition up The While Nile
in search Of gold, and here lnur! this race
Of people, ffIeen hundred Of whom; armed
10 The ieeth. came down 10 The shore oi
the river where the vessel lay. The name
of the Kingdom is Bari. and its capital
Palenja They raise wheat. tobacco, etc.,
and manufacture their own weapons.
They are probably The ancient Elhiopians
spoken Of III The Scripture.
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10 all whom it may Concern.
YElHE Subscriber intends leaving this rlace
.@. OIL or before the first Of October next.
requests all ,hnse who are indebted 10 him, TO
come forward and settle. After that Time, his
accounts viii hc left in some proper persnns
hands for collection.
S. CLARK.
Aug. 8, & %
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Great Inducement at the
Cheap Cash Stores.

FHNIE Undersigned intends now TO leave
& for the N"r'li shorty, and as every hody
knows Curtsi, is worth 10 cents, and the pros
peel for lis rising is good it is natural ronse-
quencp That oil Gnods will be higher this Fall,
and if Merchants pays higher prices for Goods,
buyers mnst also. Bit bv coming forthwith
heinre the new Stock arrives, Bargains will be
given. =,
The assortment is good yet and no articles
missing. therefore all in " ant Of chenp Goods,
call to my Stores at once, either here or at
Grani,evile i; and you will say the best bargains
decidedly nse given at
J. CUnN.
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CHoLERA.-lm Ne,.,. my -
aud al draths report H. o.. T.,
Philadelphia 26 cases al, .a,,,o u ~ Thn
n"'',:''"'e ,. "'' w free from
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Heavy Cotton DolnestIcs.
ND RUWN Shirlings and Sheetings,
p B Net Silk Gloves.
Belt Ribons and LacGs. new md fresh. call
be had at BLAND & BUTLER ,.
August Is It ~
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IMponTANT STATEMENT Gov. a.
G. Brown. who is he Democratic candi>
date lnr re election in rhe fourth Congress
siouol district Of Mississippi, said in his
speecI, before the Convention at Mnnri
cello. accepting rhe nomination. that "he
people will see AT The next session both
Iiouses Of Congress pass the Wilmo, Pro.
viso. and vii! see that document signed ty
Southern Prtsident. Such was lhe opin.
rof leading Wings in Mississippi, with
Iom he had conversed, such he knew 10
bthe universal opinion at Washington,
ansuch was The opinion Of every intelli
se,Lman who was we'll Informed on the
subAr
o' Brown further stated that he "had
hao persoual conversation with Gen.
Cass ce the election, aud tho, Gen.
Cass !, said unequivocally that he nev-
eI %o.h have subscribed 10 he doctrines
0l me mot Proviso. and that he could
not pe'ee how any man could believe
that lie "d after having read tie Mich.
olson le,l,
Gov. ivn also said that Michigan
would ".obably instruct her Senators
10 Eote io' Wilmot Pr0viso. aud that
Seiorc ass waud carry out his in
e.rocaons I'ould resign his seat in the
These are 9, ;,r,o,,,,, .,,,ome,,.
made by onsh. NOS, re,:,hIe and in
,eliiesai gentle !, M;ss;ss;rn; Wcb;I.
(Ala.) Regis'e.
Co,ru,piSc-
So"".D;s"w y. a.,;. y, man named Shields,
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Ang. 8,

T. pr'S'i nInSB InISnS'''I!f TRAdUE HJi 's.s CO. G
Druggists, EdgeiicId {. II. August ], %
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A YosHe TYRANT.-The young Aus
,ran Emperor appears to be a sharp lel.
low in his way, wishing the army himself,
and. sanc,ioning military executions has
had two ladies' ofrank whipped FOR spit
.ine al his leel.-Balt. Sun:
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A C. A R I'D !:

July IS le49,
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CowHlDING- c,,:.,.t
nj ST. Louis, on 27,h ~, .n,. sa,..h;J
60 , oy ""a "Isn sd King. They had
I'' e., y, nnce IS ventared TO strike
he'. -: ~ : ,.nnl.,, ID her cowhidc. and
euVe """ .ds r:ushir.g. The man
6ued $50. aad requi n n;vo Ls;, UJ :" Ivy
sum OF cow W. w." 49,. behavior. We
thlhk ne ilao 'H' he bargain.
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EARLrlN THE FIELp.-The Cambridge
(Md.j Chronical has h"is,ed The names oi
J. J. Crilrrnden, Of Kentucky, and VIII
liam +. johnston, of Pennsylvania. for
President and Vice President in 1852,
subject TO the decision Of u nalio nal cou'
ventioh.
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S. S. TOMPKrNS, {, E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, July l6, lsl9.
JuIylS, lit 26.
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.Eust Received.

August Is
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-11
NUMBER

annoyance. At last he hi npcn an cxpcdi-
ent 10 bring 'em up standing. ss the saying
is. He procured a small lin whistle, which
he took with him into the pulpit. and ,afier
taking his text and ). blazing away mill his
lungs were sore and his hearers ail comfort.
ably doing and nodding approval 10 sacA
other, he suddenly DREW il forth and gase 4
shril toot-a-ton. In an instant HE NiDss
congregation was awake and sptiteif !set,
slarDs at the minister, al Zach oiheh, aha
wondering What in The narne If pickles. aid
human nattre. as Sam Siek SAW, Was to
tome nexs: "You're a set m ssthrt s,eci-
Mems Of I,timanny. aint yad n Mid die di.
sinde whistler, as he slnwiy gazed ssasind on
his astdnished assemblage. Hheh I
preach the Gospel to you, yoa all lgo 20 sleep;
but the moment 60 to playing tt,s devil.
you're all wide awake. and Dip and coming
like a rush Of hornets with a pole n their
nest r s+szc,
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,


Charleston, S. c. March 10. ls49.
BY his Excelency, WHITEMARsH B. SEABRooK.
Governor and Go mander- in Chief, in and over
the State Of South Carolina: Whereas, informa-
ton has been received at this Dep 'rtment, that
most atrocious murder was committed in Edgefed
District, on the 18th day Of February last. by
slave named APP or APPLING, belonging 10
Martin Posey, Esq, and that the said slave has
absconded Now know ye, in order that the said
slave may be brought to trial for the crime with
which he is charged, I do hereby offer reward of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for The app ehen
sion and safe delivery of the said slave App or
Appns, to the Jailor of Edgefeld District, or to
any other Jailo in this State. Said fellow is about
Thirty years of aye, Eve feet eight or ten inches
high straight, of ordinary size, little copper
colored, stamners when speaking; had on when
he left, brown frock coat, and black hat; he had
seng beard on his chin, one Of his legs is sore
and msch suollea.
=. Given under my hand this tenth day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty and in the seventy
n third year of American Independence.
WfftTEMARSH B. SEABROOK.
By the Governor:
B. K. KENAGAN, Secretary of State.
4 March d i~ At IL
Dr All the papers ia the State will publish four
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Not an Eclipse yet.

OuR Ho-sE always ready TO receive in six days.
and never deceive on the seventh; Oysters cheap
as bread Pheasants, Woodcocks and Lobsters
about TIA same. JAS. {. McKENNA.
N. D. Turtle Soup occasionally served up, with
many other deIicacies. Old Mac, will be exhibit
ted at Our House in few days, free.
March a'r lH II lU
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I'm Eqnity..Kershaw District.
Isabella s. McRa, Ex'rx,

Mary McRa and Julia McRa
Il appearing to my satisfaction, that Mary Nc:
Ra and Julia McRa, defendants TO the above named
bill are without and reside beyond the limits OF
this State: On sesion of Chesnut & CASTOR, com.
plainants SOLICITORS it is erdered that tssey DO plead,
answer er demur b the same within three months
from this date, ia default whereof, all ordc: pro
confesso will be entered against them.
saEsS' ~ WM. 81. SHANNON, c. E. 4. n
= Cemm'rs. Office, Jan. 8, IS49.
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For Sale or Rent.

The Brick House on Log-town square lately
owned by Dir. W. B. Johnston. 1t Is desirable
place Of residence-heaIthful at all seasons and
convenient 10 business.
Apply to Mr.. s. E. CAPERs.
VIM. REYNOLDS.
Feb. 13, 1S49 If
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Cotton Yarns, &c.

The subscriber has on hand, and will in future
have continual supply Of YARN and CLOTH
from the Catawba Factory, both Ut which will bear
q comparison With any made in this country.
Terms as usual for such articles.
Jan.24. las. McEWEN, Agent
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]. B. GooDLAD, Tailor,

Agent for the sale OF Crooking Shears, Small
. Points. Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc.
= The Mirror of Fashion is published on the first
day Of ev"ry month, at So year, devoted to re-
view ofthe Fashions for the month, and TO the sub
iect Of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in the world.
= The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received; those wishsg them will please apply
directly. #
n The English and French Fashions will be out in
Few Gays, say the LIST of April. march s.
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Office of Commissioner In Equity.

kERSHAW DISTRICT.
7 Guardians, Trustees and, others accountable to
this Court, will file and vouch their Returns before
me on or before the 10th April next.
e Rules will be forthwith issued against those in
default. - WIN. ii SHANNON.
Feb'y 9Th. lS49. ct
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New Goods.

The subscribers are now receiving + .rther
supply of new and seasonable DRY GCOOS,-
Also, 4 general and full assortment Of Groceries,
Hardware. &c, 10 which they respectfully invite
the attention OF their friends and the public gener'
ally, as they will be sold very low for cash.
GEO. S. DOUGLAS S co.
Feb 81. 8 If
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J. W. BASKIN, Auctioneer.

VIII attend promptly and faithfully to all busl.
ness entrusted TO his care. May be found at the
Sberiffs Ofice--or two doors above Boyd's Hotel.
Ian IN II
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Turning.

Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; also, hav-
ing had considerable experience in Gun work, re-
pairiLg Locks, Keys, &c. will be thankful for any
iobs OF that kind. r. J. MrCRElGHT.
Feb. n. 9 IT
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Keep Cool.

Just received and now opening large assort.
ment of Summer Goats, Vests made TO order and
in the best style. For sale at the lowest price
a, BONNEYS.
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For Sale:

For Sale,
Two Philadelphia made GINS, TO be seen at
}''r C. MATHESON'S.
September 6 sc
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In the morning think on what you are TO d"
in The day, and at night, think on what you
have done.
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TopLorrlcAI.-A country exchange, speak
ing Of the death of young gentleman Of that
vicinity, says: He promised fair to become
bright and shining ornameut to this vegetable
world.,'
An exchange paper thinks that if,he had
tried he would have been "some pumpkins"
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LISTENING TO EVIL REPoRrs.--The lon.
ger live, the more | feel The importance Of
adIlerins to the rule which have laid down
for myself IN relation to such niatters:-
l. To hear as little as possible of whatev-
or is said 10 the prejudice Of others.
Q To believe nothing Of the kind till !
am absolute " forced to it.
8. Always moderate, as far as can; the
unkindness which is expressed towards
others,
4. Always to believe that If the other
side were heard, very different account
would be given Of the matter.
Carn's Life Of Simeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30

church, under the supeuntendence OF Mr.. Upiohn,
the Distinguished architect OF Truity Caurch In
your cry, ia the building of winch he has gained
To himself lasting fame. The cost Of the whole
is estimated at sevrnty thousand dollars, bat will,
undoubtedly, much exceed that sum. Buffalo is
already famous for its fine churches; and whea st.
Paul's Is finished, it will surely desc We TO b.
called the lefty OF churches"
Extensive improvements have been made by our
new and efficient postmaster, Mr.. ]. K. Harring-
lon, in the post office, aud il will now compare
favorably with those Of any of the eastern cities.
THIS Improvement must be very accept able To our
friend Hawks, who keeps his newspaper depot in
the post office, and must have been seriously in
convenienced in his former narrow quarters, by
The great rush every morning for the Herald.
The two divisions of the democratic party held
their ratification meeting in this CITY, week before
last After little sparrlng upon the Wilnot pro-
viso. between the leading wireworkers, it was
finally arranged that the rank and file should go
the "UDIon" blind; and preparations for the fall
campaign have CONNIE need IN earnest. Mr. Welcf.
the nominee for The State Treasurer, was formerly
the editor of the Republic, the tree coil organ ia
this cy and, Judging from the abllltyhe displayed
IN editing that sheet, Is every way capable OF the
high Office tor when he IS nominated.
The equinoctla storm hung on with unexampled
periinaciy.
Theatricals, after lingering out disastrous and
slckly season, are brushing up little. aud well
filled boxes and crowded circles nov gladden. the
hearts and purses of the managers A short time
since, Miss Julia Dean delighted the lovers of the
legitimate, with her capital acting; AMI, more re-
Gently, the unrlvaled Blaugy, with her graceful
and artistical style of dancing, drew thunders of
applause. Silsbee, the yankee comedian, is to dis
"intelligent and discriminating audiences"
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Our BunaIo Correspondence.

BUFFALO, OctObtr IL, 10y.
The Rerirai Of Trade Improvements in the City
Netr 81. Poufs Fo<tfics- Tneatricais, &c.
have been constant reader of your valuable
and interesting journal for the last years, and
have noticed, with surprise and regret, that thus
hourishing and beautiful city, so appropriately
styled the Queen City Of the Lakes has not received
that attention at your hands which your numerous
readers here might Justly claim, and the omission
is rendered more apparent to nae, from the fact
that through your enterprise and perseverance, the
affairs and on dts of nearly every other city in the
Union are daily set forth before your immense
number Of eager perusers.
Our city is now recovered from the lethargic
spirit into which II has been thrown by the very
great prevalence Of the fearful epidemic which has
swept with such deadly effect, during the past
summer, over our country. Oar wnarves once
once more present an appearance OF business pros
JerIty; and Nam street, our principal artery, and
destined to become the rival Of your magnificent
Broadway, IL again made attractive by the pre-
sence of lovely women, Ms they pass from shop to
shop, in their search for the newest fall fashions
Although the season has been a very dull one, in
a business point of view, the Bufialonisn progress
sive spirit has not been idle, and Improvement, as
formerly, has been the order OF the day. The ST.
Pauls congregation have commenced the erection
OF splendid edihce upon the site Of their old
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LAks SUPERIOR COPPER The propeller hide.
pendence came down to the Saul on the 18th ul-
limo, with ISl tons Of copper from the Cliff mine
81 tons from the North American mine, and SIX
tons fiom the Copper Falls nine, all in solid mas
cs The schooner Fur Trader came down on the
22d instant from the Ontonagon, with I'll tons OF
copper belonging TO the Minnesota Mining Csmpa-
ny. in solid masses The schooner Helen cleared
With % tons OF copper, and the brig Columbia
with ~ tons Of copper both cargoes belonged to
The Pittsburgh End Boston Mining Company
Pittsburgh Gas OFT. %.
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to-day.
There were 20 deaths in Baltimore city for III. week
ending the 22d inst
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Prayer by Rev. Dr Potts. A delegation from
Virginia having presented its credentials. Lieut.
Maury was announced as the Vice-Presideni of
the convention for that State A similar an
nouncement was made with reference to Hon. Ro-
bert Chambers, OF New Jersey. Various resolu-
tons relating 90 contemplated routes were read
and referred 10 the committee on resolutions
A resolution having been introduced, with a re-
quest that u be referred to the committee on reso-
lutons, TO the effect that Congress be memoralized
IN favor Of the immediate commencement of the
PscIhc railroad, AT point beyond the organlzed
States, snd continuct to the Pscllic, the work to
be completed within ten years, the Hon. Oliver III.
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Der 1s-Prayer BY Rev Mr. House. Judge
Samuel Treat, Of Missouri, introduced a resolb-
ton that so much OF the original reso utlons OF the
ment Of military posts and the construction Of the
magnetic telegraph to the Pacific, be takeu up for
reconsideration, and added TO the amendment Of
Mr.. Thompson, which passed yesterday. The
resolution OF Judge Treat passed UNANIMOUSLY,
without discussion.
Mr. LoughborouRh, of Mo-, offered resolution
that when the convention adjourn, It adjourn TO
resssemble at Philadelphia, on the first Monday In
The convention will probably adjourn to-day.
AR0uS.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01

LADY FRANKLIN-In a letter from La
DIV Franklin to Mr. Grattan, dated June
0lh, received in Boston lately, she men,
tions that she has received additional
means of search for her husband S lost ex-
pedition, by engaging with her private
means, the English whaling ship, "Abra-
ham," to explore particularly Smiths
Sounding. She thinks it has communi-
cation with WelIington's Channel, and
adds;
81 much regret that the motion in the
House of Commons did not come on last
night, for, [ wished the American people
to know how highly we honor them and
their President and their generous con-
duct"