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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-23
Excellent Advice to Irish Emixrant,.

MICHAEL DoHENy, n name dear TO every friend of
liberty Is writing series of very eloquent and prac
tica letters in the New York aPeopien addressed to
his countrymen, headed "Notes of Trayeln He
speaks of our great and glorious country with all the
enthusiasm ofan Irish heart, and tries neither 10
conceal his wonder nor delight at the mighty eviden-
ces OF the prosperity and happiness OF the people, In
the course of one ofhis last letters we find the fol
lowing admirable advice 70 emigrants, which we
hope will not prove bc seed cast among the rocks
-- PHILADELPHIA american.
shall 10 day point preliminary cause OF the
laiion that tracks the Irish The water and lands
with them here sH -TI' z = 'T-
Here il is They come in ndscrminate thew
all come to the same ports. They pennyless. and
their poverty and hopes combine influence their choice
81 vessel Hence This greatest ofatuaons to trust their
lives In an English ship Wo 10 them who are SO unuck-
They doomed, without reserve without remedy They
afford one lust chance to thai cruel nation them
death. g 5 .t5 .f'tt ''pI'1-'t
never heard Of single instance where The unfortunate
Irish emgrant did not suffer privatons harships or cru
elites In an English ship And the other hand never
knew an instance where the greatest attention was not paid
to the wants 81 the passengers board American line Of
packet ship can give one example which was within my
own experienced came here board the 81, Nicolasrom
Havre There 40 German seerage passe Some
Of them had exhausted their last orse before they
three weeks al ALL by the time they were ye vet NOT
one Of them wanted meal Of oodo the best food The
voyage lasted near ten weeks and the seerage
were AS well provided for the cabin and all
landed here utter voyage Of Storm and lightning and
snow, nfSamped on the deepall arrived hale and hearty
without single case OF sickness Of serIng among he
passengers The utmost order cleanliness and decor,lm
were preserved during times OF gloom and alarm and The
people committed themselves the struggling 81 Nicolas
when In the midst OF terror anil danger as il they were in
care Of some being who had power The angry ee
ments.
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SOCIALISM IN FRAscE.--A banquet OF the " priests
OF socialism" took place on the 18th, April lb49. al
the Bnrriere Poissonniere, and the Able Franchard
presided. Two other nbbes NM. Montlouis and
Percy were present. About 400 men, women, and
children were present. The only members oil the
and n. Dnin. The first toast given was I" Aux Ouy-
riers, by the Able Moniodis who said he was
republican socialist priest, by some called red repub-
lican; he was workman, as well as many whom
church variety Of other toasis were given among
which was one TO Jesus Of Nazareth, the father Of
socialism," and many Of these toass were received
with londof cries Swivel Montague, vive Robes
pierre NJ. iiefve proposed ITO Our absent brethren
whose names figured few days since on the pillow
winch hepreceded by some expressions of very VI
client Kind, which were received by loud cries OF
"Vive Barbes." With the exception Of these loud ex
examinations Of feeling, every thing passed OIL In
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-23

MATTERS IN CANADA are yet far from
assuming that aspect Of quietude indicative
Of return Of better feeling between the
British and French inhabitants The Mon
treal papers come to us full Of the details Of
meetings which the Loyalists are holding all
over the province, to denounce the admins
tration Of Governor Elgin; while from the
French side congratulatory addresses contin-
ue to pour in, expressing resolute determi-
nation to uphold the government ag ainst any
assaults which may be made upon it. On
Friday last, in the Legislative Council, a
resolution was to be moved by Hon. Mr..
DE Blaquere, praying that an address be
presented to the Queen asking for an imme-
date dissolution Of the union, as the only
measure that will now restore order and
to that portion OF the British EN-
pire. A great meeting Of the Counties Of
Lennox and Addington was held at Napa-
nee, on the 9TH. Resolutions were passed, ,
,ondemning the Rebellion Losses act and the
Ministry, and to petition the Queen to dsal-
ow j, and recsl Lord Elgin.--NY Erp.
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n. DYING GAnR.--Wc understand that our friends In
Binghamion, Just now luxtriate In the services of
tno Postmasters. II appears that the Polk appoin.
zee, being inspired with the genius Of Hold over.
Ism, returned the answer attributed 10 General
taylor In acknowledging the receipt Of Santa Anna
hgly, he refused TO give up TO General Taylors ap.
pointee Al the latest dates, however, the chances
seemed TO be going against the Polk man, as the
Administration, in violation Of the spirit of strict
mans scales though both Offices were still kept
open, each claiming to DO the Pos. Office of Bipc
hamton. Well competition Is the life Of bpsl-
ness."-N Y. Tribune
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FoREIeN MISSIONARY SocIETY.-Thc receipts Of
were sll0Bl 0i, and the expenditures for the same
time were Sll0,207 81. During the same time lie
society have published the missionary Chronicle.
In newspaper and pamphlet editions l5O copies
children" 1000 copies Letters 10 Sabbath Schools,
5000 copies. Since the last report, twenty one new
missionaries have been sent out by the board. or
these. five were ordained ministers, two licenciate
preachers, one physician one superintendent of the
printing press In China, two male and two female
teachers, and eight the wives Of missionaries.
The board has now under lis care missions among
the Indian tribes, In Africa, India, Siam, China Ell
rope, and the Jews; ministers Of the gospel, 40 ply
teachers, ~ carpenter, farmer &C., native Chris
tian teachers and catechsis not fully reported |:
schools at most of the stations; eleven chnrchss :
printing presses at four stations the returns Of the
European missions not included
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THR REcENr CAraoLIc Cousc,, In addition N
NE proposed elevation TO nrchbshoprics Of three OF
me pfcsent secs, and the creation Of new bishop.
nc by this body lately In session here, il is under.
$1,000 maj the Pope 10 also pctitioned TO make Pri
natal the metropolitan see Of Baltimore paa,o.
RAJ letter put forth by tho council recommends also
~ me american church pectniary collections In be.
naIi o. the Pope and by unanimous vote, urges that
naculate conception Of tho Virgin. Though ihis
pom, has always been maintained BY fheoloqians Of
INC church. y has newer been uttered o. q positive
dcgma from Roms.- Baltimore Sun.
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TO THE EDITox or TaE NATIONAL VINO
The Union Driven 10 the WalI,-The IIIi,-
crality OF the INHALER Of Col. Warren.

u i j Il
The Union Driven 20 the Wam.-The IlIib-
crafty OF the I.ibener OF Col. Warren.
Mr.. EDITOR was not vain enough 10 suppose
when published the testimony Of the attorney EN-
ployed against Col. WARREa in his insolvency pro-
ceedings, which testimony entirely exhonerated him
from every impntaiion against his integrity aud hon
esty as On upright man. that The Union wonld have
either the candor The manness to relrac his base
and wilful calnmnies against one whom il had de-
liberatey and with malice qjoretitought' assaulted
No one whose acquaintance with the political course
Of Mr.. RrTcHIE has been OF The long standing that
mine has, woud ever suspect him Of doing Justice 10
an opponent whom he has most UNANIMOUSLY and un.
pardonably revled. Sander and defraction he rolls
a sweet morsel under his tongue, and II there Is
any difference, he delights more In his personal ns-
saults upon tho innocent than upon those who may
be open to attack. His morbid anxiety for personal
assault frequently leads him into difficulties with his
party, and Is the besetiing sin that gave rise to
his being denied for time access the floor Of the
Senate 10 which he was entitled by courtesy as pub
lie printer, and 10 the mercess castigahons he 70.
ceived upon several different occasions from mem
bers Of his own political faith on the floor Of Con-
eress This seu-willed siubbomness In wrong doing
is made Perccptibe In his short article of this morn
ing IN answer 10 my communication In your Mon
days edition.
How does he seek toescape the evidence Of the four
members OF the bar Of Virginia and Massachusetts,
who were Of counsel for the creditors Of Col WAnnxs
In resisting the insolvency Why he very
csvslierIy remarks We tare sent the arficis 10 M
Beach, Of Spyiagf field, ne master IN ehancery.n DC.
This is adding insult 10 injury To Impeac, the ,es
smony Of four disinierssted persons who prosecuted
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NArIvK AnEaIcAH MrErIss IN sourHwApx
There was very large and enthusiastic meeting A
the Southwark Hall, on Saturday evening 81 The
friends and constituents Of the Hon Lewis &. IL.
vim, member Of Congress from the let District
RssoIntions vera offered land adopted approving
the course Of that gentlemen IN the last Coneress
Mr. Levin 10 The course Of the evening appeared
himself and make speech
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Glass No. |
Very respectfully,

TO VOIn. VHNRI.FS w. SKINNEK, ~
Chiei OF the Bureau OF Const'n, Sc, Washington
We the undersigned, residents Of --, in the
State OF ------, hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid Of ---- be accepted, that 49, will,
within five days after the receipt Of the contract al
the postotce designated, execute the same, with good
and sufficient srees to furnish the supplies embraced
in said bid in conformity with the terms Of the adver
tsement under which il was made Abb
g. ID.
hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief, the abovenamed guarantors good and
sufficient. r. f.
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widow sc.rro,,.

This Is what 81. Simon appropriately calls the
routine OF the widow Scarron al Marty Shereman.
ed In her apartment, seldom paying or receiving vis
It's, attracting all nbout her without appearing to do
80. When che summoned the daughters OF the king
i was 10 reprimund Them; they went tremblingly
and returned In tears Her fayorite heraccomplice
and her instrument, was the Due de Maine, her I'm.
worthy pupil, prince rs deiormed in mind as in
body, and for whom she would have overihrown the
succession She did not allow him to see Madame
Montespan, his mother. Every morning, Louis
XIV passed an hour and half along with Madame
de Mnintenon. He returned lhither every evening
with his miniaters and attended their labors dl-
ring the supper and the retiring Of the lady He
waited until the curtains Of her bed were drawn 10
bid her good night, and to go TO supper In his turn
She herself never went TO the king unless when he
was sick. queen in her household, she was else
where but private individual, yielding In appear
ance to those whom she governed In reality She
even ruled the king without his knowing Il. While
he abored with his ministers she spun read or EN-.
broidered. She heard everything her advice was
asked she gave Il discreety as IL with reluctance;
but she was sure it would BIO followed, for she had
previously summoned the ministers, and consulted
with them. All were therefore her friends with the
exception of Toray, who Ind the courage to keep
aoof without, however, offending her.
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HIenLAND BLoop.-'The chief engineer Of one Of
the Haliinx steamers, lately purchased by the Prns-
sian Government, was, until recently, fine stalwari
Highlandman six feet two In STATURE and strong In
proportion TO his unusual height. One day at Bre.
men, when our Highlander was on deck, the com
mander OF the new steam frigaie brushed roughly
and rndely past him. Resenling the offence, The
Scot Threatened TO knock down his chief II the an.
noyance Were repeated. The insult being again OF.
fered, the commander felled to the deck accord
ingly. A crowd of men assembled immediately, and
meditated the capture Of our hero. He however.
armed himself with adouble- barrelled gun and until
the consul had been appraised Of the occurrence, in
his engine-room, kept the whole dastardly crew al
bay, threatening TO shoot the man who attempted
his capture. The affair then terminated pcaceably:
but the advice Of the CONSUL to save himself from as
sassinailon by speedy, flight, was wisely adopted
In good time by the gallant Highlandman. When
questioned whether he would really have shot his
opponent, no replied, "Wel, no; but would have
Just run the gnnbarrel into the first who approach
ed. Withdrawing to this incident, We may men
iona fact not yet generally known, namely that the
rescue Of the Acadia, when stranded at Ter schel-
Ing was entirely secured by the exertions--he abb
lily, indeed OF her chief engineer, Scotchman.
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FORM or AM OFFER.

WASHINGTON, MAY --, 1870
hereby agree to furnish and deliver, at the Navy
Yard at -----, in conformity with the requirements
OF the advertisement from the Bureau oil Construc-
ton, Equipments, and Repair Of the 22d May, ls49,
the several articles embraced in classes one and two
for that yard, to wit:
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CLASS No. 4-Far CdnDdss.

200 bolts No. flax canvass per bolt
$50 do No. 3 do SH do
SO do No. 8 do do
Each bolt to be 40 yards in length, and 10 inches
wide, according to sample, and subject TO the usual
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CLASS No. Iron.

Glass No. p Copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
Ganvassins our City Votes.

Why will not DOR Inspectors q Election all agree
70 canvass rome 0a> Dor vsf - IS 70 LEI The eti-
zens have general idea Of she result. bei9fe pro-
eeeding u crafty the prominent interest Of their
several locsli'ies' II they 60 20 work Ct random
canvassiog here the Charte-, there the State, snd
in other Districts Senate or Assembly, nothing
conclusive az TO the City can be Enowa til morn
ing. even if then bg. ifsll will agree 70 CANVASS
psrtc1lsr box frat: It viii be q great relief aud
satisfaction 10 thousands. We would sosgest the
MemJ ey Of Asembiy as lie easiest box 70 canvas,
and epe wblch viii 9: 20 pretty fair idea Of how
the City has gone. We are not particular az TO
which. but DO lei. US have some ore box uniformly
counted fret VINO " ID zee 10 this
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Twelfth Mard -SeIIlet.

The unhappy dispute among the Wings Of tins
Ward wss finally referred last evening to three
gentlemen appointed by the General Committee
who after patient hearing, decided that The
ticket headed CLARK and BRADY should be sup
ported. The friends OF the rival ticket hesded by
DooIIr and HOPPER will OF course aequiesce, ts
they have oil along been willing to DO provided
they could have fair adjudication aid an impair
,isl award MIR Dooley himself Immediately gave
~ his adhesion, and will do his bestior the ticket
which, considering that he received the nomins
r,on Of The only Committee chosen 10 select Char
ter Offcers, is acting " .th a magnsnlmiiy which
has no. been shown 20 him. However, this Is 6
time for sacrifices. and It these VITO care most io'
tbs Cause don I make them, WHOM h' They will
bs remembered hereafter.
-Nos, Wings Of the Twelfth we have but one
ticket, and that mus, be elected. Only twowork'
lag DAYS renain--et them be improved 70 the Ut
most All together now Tor CARSItY and the
whole ticket
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Thomas CARNEY.

Wing so he ssysl writes TO ask rs question 5
respecting Mr.. CowLTr which we shall not make
room for, but ans ger in a lump as follows We
have Known Thomts Carney for several year, as
q s,esdfast, zeaoas. effective Whg-as ospH.
bic, industrious and successful mechanic and man
4 busness-ss an upright faithful and worthy
citiz n No man cen say he was ever wronged
by Mr.. C-rnley while his generosity ard kindness
Of heart have lghtened the soncws OF many.
He is no bar room politician, snd is very rarely
seen elsewhere than vhero his business calls
blm. That he will haze many votes outside OF his
party, we know ard Why any Whig should vote
against lin we cannot imagine. he must be
elected by q handsome majority.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
SIKH Senate District.

TIE meeting at the Railroad House last even
ing 70 rstiiy ths nomination Of EDwls D. Nor
GAS for Senator was isrge and very enthusiastic
and confident. We did not obtain tie names o.
the oGicer, bot Speeches were made BY JAMES =
THArEs, z. DLLATIELp SMITH, 4. GRsELKr, and
by CALyIs Z. MATHER Of Brooms Countrywide
a.t stirring and effective. We feel great coIh
deucs 10 Mr. Morgans election. bat he has the
strongest opponent Of any Whig candidate for Sen
s,or and a strong effort is needed to elect him.
The Wigs are making II.
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NJ A q - Z d.

O. Taasssy . rlzoias 5s AsN 0kEEY
EAtI Zee ID CATHERINE LOUISA cszsl.-r of josh
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BOSTON, Nov Arr. tsrs Justice, story, Baltimore
fchr Ourucls. Ss~-Iork. Ct, chip Arvum, fTantfoTt
% load Tor Hsvsrs brgs Alexander. killikin, 81 MsI
uus Reindeer. >. Domingo. elizabeth fOreF, Nes1 a.
die. via CGlais Geo shgituct, San Vrsnciscoi Nser
Wixh. Mobile. s-hrs MofniDg s.Af, fhaielphs fnfa
Hand. wlmlrg.or, Ds., Tdoune, Albany l'ahelsS'
New-Yo't
NiW-BEDFORD. NJ Arr, schr AGthrecoporS'
A ihsBy SD schr Henry Gibbs, Albany
WAkEHAM. oct s'-Ar scnrs Ella Warren, BAT
John TUn., d. sid, schr, Monitor. sarah Louiss and
Apollo, S~wioTk
PROVIDENCE. Nov AR, sotr Ellen Perkins A!
hsuy eioJys benuet, A9onis, Capitol and az so,
DO 80. schr Hear, Phls
BATH. oct 3l-Cd. bark Charles Thompson, rev
OfieAns bfig Henry " MOpcgie, Bueuo. Ayres
PORTLAND. Nov. l-Cld, bark Msdofs, Havana ia,
shLn NenIg- 1ltl e. New Ol.eAns.
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VIII. Chsrt.r Nomination..

Toe Wing Candidates f9r Alderman and Ass 81
sn, are 90 'o,iOTs:
Fsrts. sz,~<s s
I..EDNTND GRIFFIN CURTIS JCD-os-
H..EDWIEJ NERCER, JOHN LEFfthIs-
HI.gANEs r WOOD o. '" eIOh Il MI
IV.JThs WIZ. Support Inc lnaep'hS~.l' "' ~
"a Cu.sMaS JOHN BOYCE.
a., ,pvr.o PgyTIsE. A. 2 AMERsAN.
WIN MORGASs r. JohN T. " ~.
,,,,, rzo. SMITH JAMES ACKERMAS.
-, r.uFz BALL. CHARLES CRANE.
poRFgT J. HAWS, DAVID MILLER
sp PATTERSON, Ws MACERFLL.
WI GTO p CLARK WARREN BRADY
KIN. e. T. lsGERsOLL, JOHS PEARsALL
WV WV WOOD MORRIS MILLER.
" JOSEPH BRlTTOs. sYLV I II. WARD.
XVI. 2 DELAYATER JOSEPH ROGERS.
XVII GEO. II. FRANKLIN, CHARLES g. DEAN
XVII + COSELlE, ALOSZO 4 ALEORD.
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PHILADELPHN Nov S-Ar Bog noatr "a, p ard s'-ion.
81 J,as Oar uf sIos, Brsdy-n- 6saiy sc hsafJ
Ma saith soeA ya san I.N, Fisher, Bridgeport Caf-.s
sued B.di >Yof. MIR, Cranusr smith Nero. Nsnnsmss
10, sm.,on So. g., WI Hsa ss,. 40. Chafos ksY
i m. YEA Psrsf 30 s,J~in Bro shasa iurors
0ov.r ot-at, LII eane, Caos' Eo H'o'fi h"' N0'I
sath sTcr N, n.
aAtsr IS ws.hnstn. K3oVtou. has'toA. Jazz l-'sm o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

last night A "SPeeiN Meeting OF the General
Committee was called TO make the usus' Provislon
for pulling the wires and sres.ins tae heels pre-
psrstory t. The Election On Tuesday next. Bat,
10, to the dismsy of tie Toys woEshiP9s's at tie
Old W igwkm, there was no quorum Of The Coz
rittee in attendance, ans, despite the efforts q
all the fsslemen employed the Committee, ate
wsitias until hsf.Ps't ten for r'isioFcensn''
Vas compelled to adjourn in despair 1t woGid
seem from this .sc.--Tsmm ~ Hal without s
quorum ,hsee nights before az Elecinn-.hAi E
batch Of candidates eanrot with inpuni1y rsiase
10 Inform The head Of the orr an sion, uPon whioS
they depend iorsaceess " hat party they osocs -