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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
From he Louisville Journal.
Congress.

Congress.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 49,.
SENATE-On motion Of Mr.. Mangum, the
Senate proceeded to ballot for chairmen Of the
standing committees with the following results:
On Foreign Relations, Mr.. King of alabama.
On Finance-Mr. Dickinson of New York .
On Commerce-Mr. Hamlin OF Maine.
On Military A fFairs-Mr Davis Of Miss.
On the Militia-Mr. Houston Of Texas.
On Naval A fFairs-Mr. Yulee Of Florida.
On Post Offices and Post Roads-Mr. Rusk
of Texas. e
On Indian Affairs Mr.. Atcbison of Mis-.
souri,.
On Public Lands MIR. Felch of Michigan
On Private Land Clnims-Mr. Downs oil
Louisiana.
On Teriitorios-Mr Douglass Of Illinois.
On the District Of Columhia-Mr. Mason Of
Virginia.
On the Judiciury-ME Butler Of South Caro-
lima.
On Manufactures-Mr. Sebastian Of Ark.
On Agriculture-Mr. Sturgeon of Penusyl-
vania.
On Roads and Canals-Mr. Bright of Ind.
On Claims-Mr. Norris Of New Hampshire,
On Revolutionary Claims-Mr. Walker Of
Wisconsin.
On Public Buildings-Mr. Hunter, Of vir-
ginia.
On Contingent Expenses-Nr. Dodge.
On the Library-Mr, Peafce of Maryland.
On Enrolled Bills-Mr. Rusk, Of Texas.
On Engrossed Bils-Mr. Jones ofIowa.
On Printing-Mr. Burland, Of Ark,
H~oUsE.-Several propositions and resolution
were introduced but as they gave rise to de
bate we're laid on the table,
55th BallOt-Winthrop 81, Boyd AZ, McCler
nand Is, Cobb 10, Disney A, Julian A, strOn
l6, scattering %.
Mr. Bayly here read a written explanation {
me difficulty betweengMessrs Meade and Due
apolOgising FOR the recent personal controve
~ on the floor Of the House, The result hi
been an adjustment ofthe difficulty honorab.
10 both parties and a restoration Of the PreviOt
relations between them. The explanation WI
received with much applause.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.
senate.-The only business done in Il
Senate to-day wasthe appointment Of standir
committees. Father Matthew visited the Sc
ate and was introduced to the Vice Presider
and by him to the Senators.
HoUsE.-Father Matthew having Oppeart
within the Hall Of the House, a resolution W
passed TO admit him TO a seat.
Various propositions to facilitate the elet
on Of a Speaker were offered and laid on Il
table. An attemp: was also made to resell
the resolution precludlng debate until a spaa
er is elected, but il failed.
Mr.. Julian then took the Speakers chair al
the House proceeded to ballot.
58th bailot-Wi, thfop Sc. M'clernand 4
Boyd 80, Strong II, Cobb 10, Julian 5, scat,
ing 20,
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

The great National Monument at Washing
ton has now reached a height of fifty feet and
begins to develop itself to the eye in all the
beauty otis majestic forms.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
TOREIGN NEWS.
TsIlrrapLed b Me BnIIeIIn.

AEAcHINlIttU " HNC DNtt-tHts
ARRIVAL OFTHEHIBERNIA.
SEVEN DAYS Later FROM EUROPE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Decline in COttOns-.BellicOse Aspect of
Prussia and Austrias--Fresh Difficult
ties in INDEPENDENTLY in France,
etc.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l8.
The Hibernia has arrived at New
York. She reached Halifax on the
18Th,
THE MARKETS.
Cotton has again suffered a decline Of
1.8d. The sales of the week amount
10 nineteen thousand bales. The Com
mittee quote Fair Upland and Mobile at
Cad, and Fair New Orleans at 63d.-
The market was dull.
The produce Market remains steady
but is inactive. Western Canal Flour
commands from OBS. to 24s. Indian
Corn is in fair request. White ranges
from 29s. to 29s. Sd. Yellow from 26s.
Sd. TO 27.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
Angry notes have passed between
Austria and Prussia relative to the
German Confederacy, and it is thought
probable that war will ensue Austria
requires Prussia to forbid the assem-
bling of the German Paliament, AMI
Prussia declines interfering.
Fresh difficulties are said to have
arisen between Turkey and Russia, rel.
alive to the interference by the French
and English in the controversy touching
the fate Of the Hungarian refugees
Turkey has rejected the demand Of
Russia, that the Hungarians shall be
driven out Of her dominions, and their
leaders imprisoned.
A movement has been made in the
French Assembly 10 take the election OF
President from the people and give it to
the Assembly.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Cotton markell in New York pre-.
sents no novel feature. The article CON
tinues dull.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

A new Cotton Factory Of 5000 spiudIes is a.
bout going up in Roswell, and another Of the
snme number 10 Columbus (Gu)
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

Il ia reported this morning that Cobb is
eieesed Speaker, agreeing to appoint Wing
malorlnNs on the Committees. :
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

TIL BosroE TEAeEDY The coroner's ju-
y have returned ! verdict Of murder against
Professor Webster The body Of Dr. Parkman
has been identified.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

PURE AND GENUINE TEAS,
NOR sale at The Golden Mortar
Judges Of Teas are requested tc
try them-we have the best.
Sept 6 ,PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The Russian Minister at CONSTANT
nople has refused TO enter into any me-
gotiations with the Sultan, until the
English fleet leaves the Dardanelles
The Porte proposes to send the Hunga.
rian refugees to Bagdad.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
MISSISSIPPI CREOLE.
CANToN:
saturday Morning, Dec. 20, l8l0.

CorTox.-h will be seen in the Foreign News
that liero Ia been a further .decliue Of one
eighth Of a penny in the Liverpool market.
This news had reached New Oleans last
Tuesday and lis effect on that marke! was a
sti ght decline there in Prrcea from the previous
week.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE. Dec

LIVERPOOL COTMON MARKET.
DEC. lst.-Of the weeks transactions
in Cotton, spectators took 4,500 bales
of American, exporters 5000 bales OF
Surats.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

The Wcksburg Wing says that the 'iyor is
rising rapidly at that place, and the river and
rivers above are full and filling up. Ansif-
er overflow al New Orleans is feared,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

This being Ch,islmae week we issue a hall
sheet only.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
A0Md and Negroes for Sale.

EOUR improved tracts Of Land, lying
in Madison county. Also, about 50
negroes, big and little; for sale on easy
terms For further particulars, see the
subscriber, who will be the most Of his
time for the next two months about Can
ton and jackson.
M. BOURNE.
november "a lift
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BALTIMORE, Dec, 10.

The Hibernia has arrived at New
York. She reached Halifax on the
18Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11

briefly the history Of the proceedings of the Association
since Its first organization so far related to the
ject Of education. All had agreed that change was
urgently demanded convention was called an AS
ISOLATION formed Report after report had been
cd, urging the importance Of reform The Association
had already repeatedly committed itself to
offered in these resolutions and hen the
time has come for advancing step further, the whole
suhe is disposed Of in wholesale manner by laying
il upon The table Now we may go home-complnin of
the schools and the professors-call our neighbors
quackssay that they practising without due quail
fcatiops- and who will help us when have utterly
refused to aid ourselves.
The resolution indefinitely postponed and the
committee the whole and reported their action
DIR. SrvENs Of New York, then sffered the follow
ing
Resolved That the whole subject Of medical educa-
ton. together with the resolutions which have been
passed aud those which have been laid upon table,
in commit of the whole well the com mu
from the New York Academy of Medicine and the let
from Dr. John Watson Of New York, be referred to
a special committee Of three members, with insruc-
tions to report tomorrow morning.
Carried and the President appointed DR. Stevens of
New York, Dr. Geo ID. Wood of Philadelphia and Dr.
j. Knight of New Haven, all Of whom are professors
The Association then adjourned until Friday morn
ing. at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11

IHE, ANTr-RENT MovEMENT.-The friends of
equal RIGHTS held meeting at Middetown,
delaware county, on the I'd inst, John Jaquish, jr,
following platform was presented by the Committee
on Resolutions, and adopted with tremendous
cheerlng:-
Resolved That the members Of this society ready
ana willing to contribute equal share to defray the
expenses Of obtaining counsel to assist the Attorney
General in prosecuting the suits commenced on the
Hardenburgh patent.
Resolved, That we consider the granting of an in
junction to stay the collection of rents on lands where
suits commenced just; that such can
and should be served Immediately.
Resolved That we will pay no more rent after suits
to test the validity OF the title are commenced there
cided that while the landlord has the land to secure
him, the tenant has nothing ~
On motion, there was society formed for the mr.
pose Of protecting the tenants against The incur
sions of the "pretended owners.''
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FIRE IN STAMroRD.-The extensive drug mill a
Henry Sanford, of Stamford, was DESTROYED bv
fire on Sunday night last The loss is reported to
be $Zo,0OO; insured at Ktna. Hartford, $5 900 II
Vas, II Is supposed set on fire by an incendiarv.
IN Mr' Sanford is a member of the Legislature A.
The present time --Hartfovd I;ssIs e'ui0 -
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KESruCKY.-The Louisville Cowriey gives the
following account OF the singular result OF the Con
gressonsl Election in that District, where New
ton Lane, Loco, was for two days suffered 70 be
successful, but the sober second thought WAS in
favor OF Humphrey Marshall, Wing The Wbie
stronghold Shelby lies near Louisville, while
Trimble, Oldham and Henry, Loco, are distant
The first days vote in Henry gave Lane 3S2 ma.
joriIy. which added to the taA vote OF the other
Counties. elected Lane by 95 votes. Ofcourse it
was presumed that Henry would maintain this
majority nnot increase it, and the Wings gave it
up. Says the Courier:
Great the rejoicing among the Locos therest and
equslly great the depression OF our Wing friends
Every body believed the report and all made up their
minds that ss IL could mol De helped al We mad u do
WAS to " gtin snd bear 10.
LAST night however. another face was put on mat
ters Thos Smith. lisa. President of the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad Company arrived from New Castle
Henry County and stated positively that Lance MAJOR
ify was only 1855 instead OF 49, before reported
thus elecung Marshall by majority OF 81 That this
l. correct do not think there can be doubt MT.
Smith In New Castle after all the precincts had been
heard from and the votes counted AMI the result de
elar,d above. Indeed. he letter written TO us
confirming this statement ana giving the tn vote OF
the county. but there is only thrice weekly mail
will not receive the letter until this evening.
10 msy however, b. considered q settled tact that
Marshall Is elected The msjouty Is shsneiully small,
but refrain from giving three cheers for the
result"
The cause Of this unex Pected luck in Henry Is
stated BY the Courier as follows;
"Mr smith states that there was very close and
exciting contest in Henry County between Messrs Nut
all and Lecompte candidates for the Convention Both
are LOco-F and the last day swapping votes
extensively carried on The frienos OF either al
the candidates offered tse Wings as sn as Ten 'o'ss
for Marshall tor one tor their respective tsvores In
this way the Loco majority was considerably reduced
from the bret days vote and To tins fsciis Col Mar
shall In great measure indebted for his election Nut
all beat Leeompte the ODD Wheel horse OF Demecrs-
cy, ~ votes
Tue Wing majority in Shelby was likewise cut
down by similar feud among the Wings
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ROME. "Wednesday. Aug 1910, P.


The Evening Session met at O'Clock Aseries
Of Resolutions, framed BY the Convention Of Free
Sellers Of the lid Assembly District Of Orange Co
were presented and read by the Secretary.
Mr. NYE Of Madison, took the stand and ad-
dressed the Convention at some length, mainly
in relation to the further extension of Slavery
He was listened to throughout with marked at
tention, and hearty bu SITS Of applause greeted
him At the close Of his address.
Mr. HENRY STANTON was next called for but
respectfully declined
Mr.. MARTIN GROVER Of Allegsny then address
cd the Codvcntion for an hour, after which it ad-
journed over until O'Clock tomorrow (thisl morn
inr.
Altogether 1t is impossible to say what tho Olti-
mate result Of the labors Of the two Conventions
will be. The prevailing opinion seem to be that
there W III be no union.
ROME, Thursday, Aug l6-l2 NJ
The Committees are still in secret session. A
number Of communice,i have rassed between
them the nature Of which it is impossible TO de
terinino. Tho Convention will not publicly organ
ire again until Pm.
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CEMETERIES.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,

OFFICE 81 BROADWAY.-Th@ pubic are invited u
O.n.p-cl -ki~osv- grOuf Dc 90 me Jamaica urn
gts- m.nufe- from tl~ Sruth Ferry, oy Loos
nd RAILROAD. snd " mile. from NAamsogrkh, pre-
.errnk VARIETY Of h dale, lsse woodland and cops-,
admirably .iapt-d iOf crn-tery purposes fncrs Airf
to- 5sn II Auzusi - follows Hat lots 81 whole ios
ou NJ paths $iu, m, avenues - SIZE VI MI lot
~ .uo-rfc f-et Purchasers have ths Tree temporary
~ 81 lr receiving VaDt ArsOci-lvns epnfchss' 0''
t,. ode. and .ocirur. csn now select grounds IN .
iy On favorable terms for which warmly deeds, he-
tnd ~ar vii - gwen. The LDuk Island hsifoaS
Company have In progress an arf4ogrtn-ni, as sOcu
=. ~ brsnch road 10 aid 70 run hourly trains 70 %"
kal- of hi Cemetery Tr-.n.-Frst regular usin
-. 8rooklvn A. = N Y ~ 2 ard r N .
cunning Al aud 8 " Extra trains Tor procsssious
.ot .,c-tes vii 81 any um- On notice orins ir'
Il aid ofc- P4fuy1 et- giving oh p&fucolHs, may Dc
40 AZ fh- oricr srsfuiIDusly. 81 order.
81 sca.-,d. z y SELLIs, General Agent
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CorToS Since our sst report, ~ The 10Th NJ which
announced The rather Dropping lived. %
the came day. the advces from the United States by lh'
Il beSnia with dates from Nrw-fofk to tho llIh July
which haJ, generally speaking, favorable Impression
ana caca 4ed 70 produce certain activity Ia Ou'
liiDn market the rise hal made further progress 10
the nrd The receipt Of the euvsning accounts
Europe. In consequence, 1000 bales changed hands
here bur without any iurthrr advance m prices which
RECLAIMED on their hnlness, sud since then our
I'D ,a.r- have reached 100 bales, al he annexed quo
t.fIon- VII en- have not been changed Ths accounts
rom England o. F.ii.y iast the drmsnd very
30 val on satrfs. All Al Liverpool VI the i. amer
Canada sr-f .ha passage VI days irom Boston and
from Hssv our .-tters viii Ony D. delivered m the
,ri 81. hat We cannot tell whai eff Ct I'M. may pro
dlce 10 our Market IN l. expected however. that they
vii be- of satisfactory TENOR, owing Ia The rise which e
lGf from Europe hsd caused on me other side
$50, ~ .ln-ian0l0g holders here ~ me mHkel well
stocked prices man sell supported The following we're
sales III cited dunns The week viz
ASA bales NOr~aust IS se l8i bales Pnsnoueo Ss si
22ro Mobile % asH6t1 - sea Island 10 . <ooi
- Lpand ....7jssr
AsHgs- There has been another slight improvement In
P1ta-h ths L. AZ "ast 10 American desc psiCDs 0
81 been pad for u obs hand aud 5f tor ~
o. efuve IN Ca--an Ne nocr t- sale Of - DOS Al lo' al
ijf lo g. DC. NOihng dong In Psafia.h which re-
main. uOuDa of ~ jof -nl al th. rates the demand
reached ps highest limits We have received " bDls
fasn N-v -fOfs per Bavaria
QussCirsON BaRK-Nrg ecied We have no s'le
,vast-y.r 10 Phade yha " Baltimore and stock 10 con
-idrrab which se-p- pncrs fO~n IN eon-eqno CO We
iote both descriptions q, IN " l6f per ~ al, duty
Reeve have had .,esdy demand for Rice which
D.. Imyrovng and during tho ~sez 40 u-rces and "a halt
t-rr-. Canna have changed hsnD- ~ M 20 IDf The
, xtr~mr price. Tor CarOuna M ~ ~ We hive ~"
y-1 NJ r-h supplies and stock Of Carolina IL esr
~ f-d ~ 400 O, 1oD1 tcs
A HALEsoSE.-r1s article appears well supported :
2l0f have been paid FOR small lot " 81" ks Southern
-h-ry bat our price. may be quoted only from Isl a.
-f &C. aDd a. the.e raIr. another .n. parcel Of on
:. have b~cu realized Holders are resdy sellers, but
t1- inqury aruve, and consumption only buys 2"
supply - most pf-rsnK ~snfs We nave received l@s
bundles from Ne .g-iOrk per Bavaria
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PRIVATE hDylCeS 10 THE TRIBUNE.
photographic AND EXPRESS NgWS
From our Liverpool Agent,
. TIE HOUR OF SAILING.
LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.

LivKsFooi saturday Aug 4.
Our dispatches which let, Dublin At lste hour lss,
night have come to hand. From the content. take
the .oHosrg extracts Of news, not before Published
OF cou-ss the grand theme Of Comment in all our sd
wees Rates u The Queens visit Tue proclamation Of
the Lo-d-Nsyor OF Dublin TOR general illumination in
that city. much csnsured BY all p-rpes therein OF
IL th~ Fre,aaas J1ar1ai .sys. Dublin throw. her
self rot gon tsr knees 10 N.j-sty bur DER iscr
nc spreads her closk the rire. for Der Majesty
o. N..S over. but gives ArscJ % - the gsnsvAy
Proud 10 The step Of Majesty she ,rsmp.es aer
md naughty her tread she spurns her 50 viii abe
best flu the wishes OF subjects OF Dublin these
wishes represented by the Lord Mayor snd the Cor
porsuos VINO have neither dared 70 Intrinsic tbs, they
bad sny memory OF the past sense OF the present
Ally hope for the future, save only that Royslty
mr. sht shine and shed blessings on them. The iriss
~G1 Il this Gay Aug g. on the same subject, 10 very
csusrr. and cuts up the s4sir Ia most unmerciiul
manner The Cork Corporation have refused 10 issue
apoocismsuou tor Illuminating that city
On the sub"ct OF the Roysl Visit. the Iristnds hss
An -rtcle nesdei Last Word, ia which Tiers IL
strong Language used d.snsds the ci,Esa. OF
p4n'n from showing any mark OF esteem snd regard
for her iesty b" No csu-e can b. shown. says the
Editor ou that she Is Geseu who has exercised her
pr rossuve. and approved of the legislation which
sns'svsi her subjects
A County meeung was held q, Kilkenny for the pur
pose OF presenting duuful address 70 the Que n
The meeting convened by the High Sheriff who
presided An rerinent on the proposed address
brought forward calling tor the Liberation OF the state
Prisoners and the dismissal of her present Ministers
which carried. The High sheriff then IL : the
meeting. accompanied by his friends hen the smend
ei address put and carried unanimously The
meeting sspsrsed sivin. three cheers Tor Smith o. Ar
IN sud his companions in prison.
Our Cork -pondeu ia LETTER which be has for
wafded 90 Us by express announces that the Queen
rived NJ Cove Thursday night 1t 10 o'clock and
chored beside the Rear AdmlrAs ship Gsnres -
guns Al The Shipping Ia the hsrhor both merchant ard
nsvS, being brilliantly Illuminated. When the Royal
Yacht hove in sight several bunnrrs were lighted In
T-b0issn. the residence Of Mr. r. h. Roche. P The
ciu1tns Of Cork will IN all likelihood have Her MAJ
c.ty day sooner than they told rs It was be.
l-ved she would make her entry into that city yesser
day. Friday.
They Doleybrso affair still undergoing investig alton
az Castlswelesn.
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Mr.. Ciay's Health-Gev. Fish-The Fancy
Ball, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


SARATOGA Congress Hail. Aug. 10.
The health OF Mr.. CLAY is improving slightly
For nesrly week he has been nearly all the time
confined 10 bis room. He has consented relact
sntly % the use Of his name ss one OF the Mana
gers Of the T sncy Bal, on Friday evening. IL Is
not probable that he will be present, even for =
moment on that occasion Indeed 1t is generally feared
thst the Bal will turn out failure.
Hon. DAsfEL ID. BARNARD and Gov. FISH have
hsen week or ten days At Congress Hal, but the
health of the Governor has not az times permitted bis
snDssrsnce in the dining room. After several days
confinement in bis chamber he came down TO dine yes
trrdsy. and this morning was taking The ar before
breakfast -. -. -. -
After the Fancy Ball large proportion ct the
meats Of the hotels will lesye for Newport and other
places but the principal houses VIII ieinsn open az
49,, a., I5,h NJ septsunbcr and perhaps longer and
they will De decidedly attractive thsn 81 present.
70 the lovers Of quiet 7.
Dempster gave a Concert here last evening IL
was web attended and he sdverrses another tor the
18th. LOpNi"'
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The Rome Convention.
ROME, "Wednesday. Aug. l5-7 4

ROME, "Wednesday, Aug. ID a. NJ
Correspondence of The Tribune.
The Delegates to the twin Convention TO SIT
here today mostly in, and as far as can judge
there will be pretty full representation. no
tee among the arrivals, VIM. L. Marcy, Ed. Cros-
well, John Vac Buren,, Preston King. Rutus w
Peckham, and Grover OF Alleganv Co. Toe hotels
IN the place are crowded 10 overlooking, and there
IS evident anxiety about food and l"dgIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

EDWARD w. MeGAUBKr.-This talented young
ndsnsn has just been elected 10 Congress by the M
precedented majority OF about two thousand votes
rnis 10 terrible rebuke 10 whiteomo and Bright who
hrvugh malice, prevailed the Senate to reJec' the
nomination OF Mr. McGsughey ~ Governor OF snne
sots We should like 10 those gentlemen IN TIE
House, 60 that Mr.. McGsughsy could have an opPor
fan,sy 10 NEE, them Ia debate Ia would be worth
IMP 10 Washington To witness the seslhiDg they would
certainly get Indiana state Journal
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION.
ROW.. Thursday, Aug. lG-

ROME, Thursday, Aug. l6-l0 A. NJ
The members were called TO order at o'clock.
After the reading OF yesterdays proceedings they
adjourned TO wait the proceedings Of the Hunker
Convention The prospect OF a union OF the two
parties 10 decidedly more favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

since Iue.day he weather has been nne which circum
stance together with the favorable accounts VI the hsrve.
Prospect. GENERA ~ and increased supplies Of Flour,
have caused the trade 10 continue very heless Buyers
act with great csuuOn. THIS morning opened with
Increased fatness owing thr II zdyices from
the market. held London. Liverpool md Wakefield yes
t.rt.y Prices for a articles lower
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Free soil Convention.

INVNt1 " TVIt74HY7 7f"t7 10
Correspondence of The Tribune.
A etter from Martin Van Barren was read. when
his name was called giving his reason for not at
tending, VIZ that he had determined not to allow
himself again to interfere in party politics; t.
which he added a $3.50 apology for violating this
mi. In tn late campRIgn.
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81 LOUIS "wednesday, aug. 10
The internrnts for the week ending Sunday
were H. Of which - deaths from Cholera and
"a under years of age OF the deaths from Chcers
: were children.
letter from the South Rapids. dated 27th July
lays, that half breed Indian set FIRE To- store con
tanning large quantity OF Indian goods and 80 kegs o
powder, the whole of which was destroyed