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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

~ PURSUANCE of a. sarr.sfs ta- ta'f
l'-s lHrt. l0ts- l-r-ts gwen q-f'or- nsrs sn'
srlrsf MANY HnNFATNl. a- nI fh- tfy af ~ -
fu tf-r~ fl-
.t s..i~.ls A-si- .--f. cry N-s iHrs. 90
bell. n.frf - rt fh- I
b.. .fI.|s I.t4 JOSEPH DEGCERHs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

ArrsnPr 10 Kl.L.- LIST night about =.
o'clock man named John Murray was are. led
by ofscer Newman charged ~iia having A"eniie1 20
S.l William ". CSrrhAn ard Thomas Msshey. Con
.nit.ed % answer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

o. TO LET OR LEA-E-A comfortable -siory
H. L0lse Mia Necessary ol.lll.dngs atsched aud 81
scrrs OF and within u miles of Bohoseu snd 4 o'
Bulls Ferry T. con Inands heeluill prospect For
particulars inquire of T o BUCkMAsTER, - Hudson
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

WANTED beams. france &c in good order
w calculated Tor ciy weighing Apply lfs Broai-st Or
address : J 40 above Az So
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
FTO nAl.I ERKLAN AKTI-r-.--R -. b.

S-l- r-W sru-.e for cl-4-1g Plates % saves Lre
Alc 4cor, az 1l Er-sl fscy removes 'l- Ard s--
-s rol- - sc ravilg ne te 20 - 7rrv-l-s 4 Frr
D. ne r--, Operators ar- invited ~ lry nay - lad
5 - p-r h0tf Or ~ ne dozen ol ee D1E1-rr--1
D-poI ioHS RascH = SAsssl stN ~ -w'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

~ PURSUANCE of en- .rt-r of sarots- ef ne C-iy
l N.s 1art. n...- hereby 'n lern0, 'tt1t .t.'
stsr joins ~ kGNFR as- ire Cfs o. 80 r,. i-c-is-f
lr-.-nt s.1crfs hs-' t0 fh- 1fh-r a. s
-rf rtab .-asf-a. la - O. B-~tnsa street obi.
N-s Ynrk t-0- f- fF-' s-.-rh tsf H p,'h
.-rt Dsr-a N-~ f1fs iar tr.rf, art fsl i Afr So
lsarus AAN ' r " AohLh, tt- .'ft
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

\uTnE Is HEAERY cIvsN .o..r'ax t' -. ta .rr- a,
rr.-s - ARC HIsAtp GuhnoN 80 oft 'h- tnan
- H Rsfno- n-rrhsrt .-,ss.sf - n 81 @
roIth-s tH-r-I to - s-'- 7-r. 80 q
-s.--rr - .ii +-.-s-f t-r -- '--
Cs.f-f0l ll..t. ..f tl 1t ukut CALM -
st.rs. AZ Isv f- 81 q .t--f. ~ Hrs % -
.--tt b of O,tut-r Ilaf-f Arr II. .-ts
A.. r.s.u SARAH 4 goRnON. Nfr.-.'rs'rt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
'E'hk INDkK-ItsNkD. Fal-lle-. hsrv0y "a

N 7 Z NDh ri tsN ID, - = LTD ll7T' =
~ rligl1las DC L o. - ls patent Tor color
a. oLi trrSs n-h 1ol- 10 ne process " uak =
srd before th are turui. By ~rlc1 Icy are r-1lrrc-
S--h4. much stci-ouA exp-cse OF 2very s-Fcr1r al
gnf11g ~ co.or Inquire " NorSal A Dsyioc. foo.
T-ir-e-lfts Sorh Rv-r, A. IraFlss 1Tck y-r, rotor
0f CYRUS B. DOTl. Pa.eriee. assT Ner9lsacs PoiHt
- a-w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

II RsUANcs .l 'ra-f .' - co.ss Jafs- n- 'o-.N
! -~rs a..f- .-r-H. rF-r. s.crt
sss., r. .ata.. DAVID JONks si- af Nestr r7. -
C..-.. e.~-n- sf az ~ss-i t.s .-f -
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,. -r-.4rr .f t1- ,-sfr-0t u sff -t.re
ttt.- n...- T.. L. ssi
:. . Nfs 10 ne - it Gay
oi .glff 1sr..-Ds-i 'a.. 0t. Jaw 81 n. .ss~. So
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
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II pr EsUANCF .r e. orfsra .Hrnra- o fr- f"f
rt rrre h-r-of tI-l l' l-r.o1. alf"e ans
.fs...f .UHs tnNkIfN. .f f.- 80 f.
.f~r- .un-tf-ft a. go
r- t Jtn C..sla. 50 Ifs Effa.sv.n4- i-e tIy pi
~ r-sr- f- tr-rft a. fH Hf J.safi .fti
Dsf-s N-- fors. he tEsef, Iosrt- t's 'f JOS -.
WILLIAM y COsKIlN v.....
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

-. TO LEr-A Nearly New Three story BrcG
= House. With rle Easement and hesltfl. Par lr.
20 h.gh ard healthy location. Iu Desraw uear
C1urst south Brook yu. Rent So per mnlih Store no
So.l Brookvn. good sand for fancy store. = month
ra-1 basement ana f,o BEDROOM. tu brick house
l Prnc,sf Br1uk vu. . per month Third foorin Forty
house aer. rent pr mouth Inquire A. DR.
2 TOWNSFND'S Oficr > Nssss4-st t.9 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

~ OCs CITY IS rsydly recovering from the
effects o; tie Cao.eFs Panic. ard visitors are Ca
sccunulstug sveriy neT suss's took .odg1gs a. ne
As'or House yss;erdsy JVt5.fr mo-s ttis inornins
We pres.me our o,nsr Hofes are "a Ike manner a..-ny
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

~ HOk CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL RE>>Es
IL TIE satscr5er. nA11fscrgr- AM have Tor sac,
A-ir ~ar-rOcrs Copying anc sea r-s.es u - nos
approved 1z-er-s ~rcn t1ey would ca t1e attention
o. merchants 40 osa-rs Sto srr IN Al of superior ~
zee a. no-ersi- prc-. To- surface " o1r cogy-1S
presses oerg -ei tr.s perfect copy 1ay o- oo-slec
With ease s1a =GPeuoa- Th-y a-so flrrise cogyrg-k
copFin g-tooks. c0oy-psper kc K EOE : Co
Mars ~ a. cod. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

( OAL FOX GROCER>.-Peac1 Orclzri Red
Aso Sos tr'i i1siry. sg.iAoe FOR z-ocers uzde dis
enAsiak a'n ooel for 9 fr~ tsys F0r sale 0W, for
case Apf.y % I STOKES DiCKERSOS,
V-*u IN trfrnrv-st RrosfWav
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

NUTCE r-r-1, gwen. Flrsls--n ni a. ef-f i- >-ff
y 49, C.lrft af f4 e .--"-s htf- Nfn- 49, '
aFNfANIN ADAM. tns C.fr hrst. .Fu. t'~ f
. f~~a.-i -t1rf f1- fr a- rr1h-rs t ere N ~
..f-. .~f nANlFI kNBt RS. s.f Asrs afs'Hl
=, r. 30 CIV ID 8r.s,r. .r HFNRN ~rkfHf - f..t
e.. 1 at .-, 10 before .fs-rl ist - >.~-e-r SO
Dates. Nsf :, l>.+ lANlfl hnr. ~
.,.-- AsNRf hlhl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

H.. Two lots ODD Tnry-'1urth--t south side, about
- midway between seventh and Eighth avs Toe
street Nr 'rl de- graded anu severed The lots are
fll and very desirab.y .ocsied Inquire "
nyau ". q CANFlELD. 100 Green Sich-sI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

- pUr AsCE "a 0fd-r af t- saog- ai 80 C041'f
I N-e Yara i.her~1y lf~a fo al as,as cams
sfa.tJEAs BrIHANAN Cfl n' N-e i0rk f-~s.si
er-..nf b. f
a Of NSlathroe .ui johnson ih- CO n
Ynrs no rlfh fsy 0f f- @ub-r pai-f
S-- Y.ls. rs fIih isy oi Jgne. AMY = Ai,ks.
g. l..sn AfrIn..,rstnr tt- -f@f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY. August ~

4LEslAEl HL.4s- -
~ Ats meeting Of Board Of Hes n bed yes
ser5s- afternoon. As..stan, Alderman s,urevsnt of
TIE Third Ward. o-eTed resolution WHICH adopt
e. calling pon the City ln'peetor % report =; iner
ns1 meeting tee names q a Payseians Wso reported
deaths oy Cholera during ne pss, week De-ngsents
who have cot compiled Si,a 'aelr ls,s ordnance r.
handed ne District Attorney and Ire Court
Of Sessions 70 Be dealt S.in TIC ls1 o.rccS.
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Foreign Literary Items.


Mr. Prescotrs History Of Ferdinand and Isabella, the
Conquest of Mexico and the Conquest of Peru are an.
nounced by Bentley in monthly volumes, uniform with
the edition Of Alson's History of Europe The first
volume is to appear Immediately.
Mrs Grassland formerly Camilla Toulmin) has Just
published new volume entitled "Toil and Trial."
story OF London life
Sir James E. Alexanders "Seven Years Explorations
in British America is announced for immediate publica
lion by Colburn.
1.-The Lord Of the Manor" is the title of forthcoming
novel, by the author OF ''Rowland Bradshaw" Sc.
SErnest vane," novel by Alexander Cockrane, is
also announced.
Herman Meyille's "Redburn; his first voyage, being
the Sailor Boys Confessions" published by Bentley
on the Goth ult
Two editions are in progress of Humboldrs new work,
ASPECTS of Nature in Different Lands" &c. one is TO be
issued by Boh9, the other by Longmans.
The Life and Times OF Lord Cloncury with extracts
from his correspondence, is in press.
The Adventures OF Greek Lady," the adopted daugh-
ter of the late Queen Caroline, has Just appeared Ii is
said to portray the private history Of the unfortunate
Queen with great fidelity and mnuteness of detail
The first volume of Thackarays "Pendennis' has Just
been completed by the 18th Notwithstanding hall Of
the entire work
The London Morning Chronicle speaking OF the "Con.
quest OF Canada, by the author of "Hochelaga Just is
sued by Bentley says that in point of style the author
may challenge the very best writers of the day; and that
his work the most valuable contribution yet offered to
the history OF which it treats.-Nep York Eue Post
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From the New York Evening Post.
SErrEMBER, 1919.

II. Butler King's Report from the Mines.
We have been permitted 10 read extract from lei
ter, addressed by intelligent gentleman Califor-
MA TO correspondent in this city the following passa
ges of which deserve to be generally read 1t is dated
August 25th, ls49.
Not that have seen, in his report from what
have previously related, that there is gold abundance
oil ITO deg $50 deg Notwithstanding the universal
ports of the miners themselves will however, by
the mail official report om Senator King of Georgia,
in relation the extent and value of the Mines which,
without perhaps making single statement, will
20 far 70 deceive the public and to draw thousands TO
their ruin. rs a#..
Tor the purpose Of making survey of the mining
ict which he has Just completed and IL 10 reported
that his will be, hundred housa nd
exhaust the gold In hundred years that il
tends over eight hundred square miles Of territory and that
the richness Of the disgings win necessarily the bud
Of San Fa~eiseo wifhis foe to population
This las opinion he expressed within day or two to
gentleman, who related IL to But in his report he will
probably carefully avoid saying anything Of the immense
toll and great sacrifice OF Lille.
cbaracterizes u as superficial and wholly unworthy oil
the subject and the country The result however, will be
that thousands upon thousands will rush here and
large portion OF them VIII not soon get means TO return
toms Of this state OF things already exist haze had
peafd o6s OF the surics of respectable young men, a
aen. sad Others. for their board and on. dollar day
Cuisines here Is already overdone. There are too
many sellers and too few buyers; many goods Tor the
number Of consumcrs and the result far, gradual
within year. blow up which will scatter about hall oil
those Ia business here the four winds AND reduce
rsnts and real estate TO comparatively moderate rate
Nohiny will probably this but the Ell, OF such
reports Senator KING proposes send home which may
cause few months fhssnd must come Sach
tbs general opinion here"
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RRcrPRocrrr NAvIsArios.-How REcEIvEp.-Ihe ~
York Express says that the letter Of the Secretary
Treasury announcing the acceptance and rccipfocsn0a
the freedom offered TO our commerce by the repeal
British navigation Ia ws, is in the main, svoaby eoe
The construction put upon our existing aws BY '@
rotary the subject is thus deemed the proper one
change In navigation laws and system Is greats d.
believed that we make rs much BY Il as we ,0aa !.
Gwe have such confidence in the sagacity and nh
prise Of our merchants. in the superiority Of our ~
and our seamen, that we do not hesitate 10 say h
shall gain much more than we can lose and that 10 m
canvass which is spread to the breeze the energy
free mind, free as the air which we breathe, may 7"
the competition Of the world -UsJos.1
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TIE VALLEY THE SAcRAMENTo-We find in the
Pacific Times the subiolned description of the valley
the Sacramento and the celebrated Sonomnan camp
whence the Mexcans and the Hispano. American for.
eigners dug out such an immense quantity OF gold:
From the Top OF rugged height caught first view
OF that golden valley through which the wound like
silver thread Below me stretched, looking the
ill lost 10 sight ouuet 10 the blue sky which dim
y melted The barren stery the spot which stool
whose ravines alone had vestge Of vegetation added
the charm for the wild oats just ripe, aud the
breeze swept by, their yellow waving filed eyes
untold beauty Thousands of waterfowl of every kind d,
ted Ia hocks the plain, and felt that description could
equal such an enchanting reality.
The Sonorsnan camp situated the foot Of the
tains, where the 10 ne and easy Of was
usr order IL was the resort OF Mexcans Gillian,
divers others Tor trading gambling. game purposes
The monebsnk which the fsvore pastime of the Mexi-
cans Il always open. and occasionally pets bull fight
young gsy bear, ped against dogs afford amusemen,
TO the thousands who flock here from the various dggings
Frequently the earnings Of months lost the OF
card, or the failure OF the animal which whole bag OF
gold dust staked by its sporting possessor Lille IL wild
than any other class OF people have with.
passed two months here but since the strong feeling that
has been excited against them many have ie for their
homes and fields la south They were harmless and
~ general thing, spent all the gold they dug.
We have several OF friends who have been nj the
mines, and none have earned lesof sickness
cepedthsn four hundred dollars per month"; AMER paying
all expenses We also understand that channel wogbi
work about twenty five days. turned be a com
plee failure This might be owing OF Judgment
and experience In the selecting OF proper place f this
mode OF mining Gen Smith and patty started last week
Sierra Nevada. We wish them all the their enter
pfise deserves We have observed that many who are
most fortunate say sboat H. and many dislike gold
osgns they would any other KIDD oihsrd work at home
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Of the Salt Lake. furnishes some interesting particulars
in relation to the Mormons and their new city He says
that il is located in fine valley. $50 miles long BY 20 or
30 broad. with gradual descent 10 the lake SO much 40
that the whole may be, and much the streams
and rivers which issue from the high mountains above
them. .They have now about 600 inhabitants; the
city is laid out in large squares. and every man can and
must have acres Of land for garden use, which can be
give full supply OF fresh vegetables which, with fresh
butter, NC, are very acceptable after tour of two
months and half on bread and bacon fare The Nor
mons are very regular, weinformed, we'll disposed
people. They are building fine State house. or council
house. as they term IT, Their dwellings are small. mostly
made OF sun-dried brick with some few log huts and
are quite comfortable and the city is two three miles
adds:
Our information from every source as to the abundance
Is mos. Sadoabed and reabs haSs sesn nsny
Mormons who have been the dggings and all agree in
taken siOO lay They say that the dggnss on ibis side
the Sierra Nevada range are as good as on the other.
In the course OF ride too day took most delightul
bath in pool Of warm mineral water, the city plot
The poll from 30 20 40 feet in diameter and gives large
Ihave also taken bath in another springone of warm
,sphais Of iroa1aad !, really most delightful treat
time; the water 10 delightfully."- fresh, but rather too hot
attended church on Sunday The meeting was one for
public business as well religious services The names
wers read over noiioes Of oae los, and found With shslr
respective marks, and the particulars for their recovery,
were attended o the programme OF Inc anniversary ceie-
bation OF their socetys arrival ago pro-
claimed IL will take place soon and will be great gala
day The set toasts for the occasion We're also
of hem being very causc and others laugh
ter; such The downta Of the Uned States
Three goans tor Maftinvan Buren,, Tor aiding
when President, &c IL seemed TO be regular busnes
meeting, with strong illusions TO matters Of goodness
and the Mormon faith In particular.
correspondent Of the Boston Chronotype, also de-
scrbing the Mormon city. says there are already 22l
blocks-sxeen in direction and fourteen in another
The streets eight rods wde laid according
to property, and schools kept all the year and open
to all One farm in the neighborhood is five miles by
fourteen in extent Ia evidence OF the fertility Of the
single ss1s Yoans the ehs aaa
he is looked up to not only prophet but as worker
Of miracles. The grasshoppers in the neighborhooi
eight times large those in the East and they are
cooked and eaten by the Indians The California emf
grants passing that way treated with great kindness
and hospitality Inquirer.
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, IMPokIANT AND REMAREABLE INvENTIoN.-Mr M.
Smhn oalief OF Newark N, j., as we learn from the
Adyer'ser has Jus, obtained patent for an invention
which, y believed " destined 70 have most important
the country and the world. II is new method Of ma
king iron, direct from the ore, with anthracite or bi.
luminous coal, Dy 2 single process BY means Of this
iron at cost OF 825 to $50 per tonat least half Inc
usual His furnace has three combined chambers
The nnoer CHAMBER I. assd for Jsoxd;zag ,hs ie
pures, such sulphur, &C. being carried of at low
temperature the middle chamber for huxng and work.
ing and the lower chamber for reducing and finishing
Ihe metal Is taken from the last named to the hammer
sqneezers The whole time occupied in this process,
IRON me time the ore is put into the furnace until finished
Dy the hammer u only Two hours One OF his furnaces
now IN operation at Boonton, in Morris county, ~ j.
Perhaps more important invention-if fuller expert.
nens should verify present sntcipaions-has not been
introduced IN many years lts effect upon the production
and consumption OF iron must be immense
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One Of the wonders of modern times is foundation
and growth Of the new State Of Desere in the great nc
rior basin OF California -Four years ago solitary
white had fixed his abode in this State Now
than sixty thousand people, with city and towns,
factories and all the neediul elements Of comfort and hap
pness collected and organized into sovereign State,
with well ordered constitutions regular system Of judi.
cia tribunals, and efficient executive authority. Other
than the usual natural ,w OF emigration, It
true, have contributed the peoping Of the country
but the fact that desert, in short time, should
made exhibit all the thriving indications Of cviza-
ton which attend old and wel-ordered communities is
another wonder full mark OF the peculiar genius and energy
which distinguish tue people Of this county from all others,
and which makes prosperity attendant they
wander, and choose set their feet-Phl Ledger.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

HEApauA MARIsE CoRPs,
QuARTERnAsrER's 0rrIcE, Washington, October s. 1913.
CHPARATE PROPOSALS once
O'Clock, Monday the l2 day Of November
furnishing nations the United States marines the following
lions for the year 1850, viz'
Portsmouth, New Hampshire ....
CbarestowB Massachusetts.
BROOKLYN Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each ration
three quarters OF pound
made OF supenne Hour superne option
enen and at e rate Of pounds Of coffee twelve pounds
OF the best New Orleans eight Of the best white
four Of vinegar pounds good
brown aud and half Of good hard dipped
candles each ration.
The beef required shall
ing officer Of each station, either bulk ao,
shall consist OF the best and choice pieces Of the
pork be No prime pork and the the
W Of the kinds named subject inspection No bid will be
aned nj this ONCE unless accompanied bond
dollars, with for
ed the sufcency Of the surees certified by
person To be endorsed Proposals for Raons Tor 1907
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Oct 10-3tawtd Marine Corps.
The Union and Republic, Washington American Sentinel
and Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia the Gazette,
Hampshire The Boston Post and Boston Tines Boston the
York Herald New York Evening Post New York Courier
que and New York sun; the Baltimore Daily ADVERTISER
Republican, and Baltimore Sun Norfolk Beacon,
Herald the Rchmend Enquirer and Richmond Whe
da Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia. and the Pensacoia
the above
accompanied by printed the advertisement
for payment
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FALL AND WINTER GOODs-Boots shoes.--we
would respectfully call the attention OF the czens Of Washing
ton, Georretown and vicinity farmers planters
and werselectcd stock shoes for the fall and winter
trade we have large and be found
In our line Of business. We part
FOR LADIES, WEAR
Caters, half gaers, Morocco, and lasting, 81 IS "a So
Morocco and hid slippers, and buskns 90 81
beautiful article OF ladies' rubber boots and
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR
Ownmake calf dress boots double %
Longeg fshemens boots, proof 30
Mems boots, 81 50 10 81 So
and chdcns boots slips CATERS
nc NJ corresponding prices. .Htt n
their would do well
examine stock, the prices and quality fail 10 suit
Donf forget the store but call a. A. HOOVER d SONS,
Opposite
door 20 II. l.. jackson q Bro
rs large and fbct slippers
received from the importers. "
17-aawfw 4
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markets for the timber of their forests Ships built at Mich
igan ship yards OF timber from our forests may be eb
cd with the product OF agricuure-wlth wheat Rom,
pork &c may descend the 81 Lawrence aad sail for Eng
Of duty, and the ship itself sold British merchants free
duty or TAX, and, obtaining British register, may form
part OF the British mercantile marine. Michigan sim
wrights may now compete with British ship-wrghls a.
equal terms for the supply Of British commerce with shin
ping and the ST. Lawrence becomes. ought 20 be
common highway to all the world that wishes trade viii
the American ports upon lis waters ""'
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The Appeal of the Americans.
HoTEL De La PAX, Rus DE La PAX,
Paris, September % 1919.


DABSEr s oARE, American Minister at ConsiantinoPe
DEAR SIR Your ielow-cii,zens, Americans IN fdrls,
are h.lea WIN anu I al me a..s ~ pa
now nakine Wy he 80 anu r .i ,;n' 10
b9 ing ,s p.,,,, n, ,a n.,,hi,.ti al ,h.;
ing petsous " pen, nu1 ~ anu 'e
co,r " al arc ~ tie al
o. Iurkey oy every aw human ana ayhe. surrender
nese paIos 20 the brutal demands OF e,I
wuld be cowady concession and lasting disgrace 70 sny
eoua,y ana we are islJeeu % ,ee nrougn .s pIes maj
% an nao ina, 1 on h
org est pages o. nus history we Jusi ean hal ne has
ePnetn IN e ns ga,e 70 huss'a as wen az 70 ~ az
~, 81 ~, nus . I'LL n n,saeo WIN no'Is ~ Sa "
nus Ie,usa, ana 'hef ministers nave actuap 'eh oohsa
unioPle .--..-. - ,,-.,o !,
and ho'psble attitude afthe sultan should be maintained
''a 'u, iuAey st,u,o conilnue 70 " no'e ano WINK
ne khss oeongIhg 10 hehnai poWSI 10 ma
u'e us,lites may Iest IN 'aleV Inat s,uae - ,haae
n.ole Eo.ou. o he hazaIu OF having TWO
~ ih @ .ne, socces,n, @
so cIueai as 10 demand the support oil all civilized peo-
p'g srs snu anei epeseh ~ y "a, CO..
been crushed in their struggle independence,
- peconay me ask OF an American minister Inc ehisi
,ne W ~ ad ne @ M gu,
k co ~ ~" "a 49,. aiu enaIaoei' su n euP
y, anu a,e ,nauc, ~ nelI noinJ
psoe " ne sue VI lhe heroes OF gu, owh ION
their heath in the great caos Of human beety and II
and on their very heahs Snd atlas PeSpsiaed every
cruelty and sacrlege thew n die OF i'm pr emf alone
~ - ..aIpS 70 49, S,t i iS a :, ~, 49,, - ~.
~. A.. - ., 49,, ~ 80 az, = .oiiar
AZ or ,hs 400 ,.syor. n ari, III. vnnId
allow other dplonalist take lead, hesitate
bs n % She u.eino' or !, seems Una, ans
and have rejolced in her nppossa s,iccess
BY the newspapers, You perceive there is dissent
en. and vs pa,g o me subject among your consm
which tie traitor eoreey has brought upon he hottest OF
csuses the people aud government of the United States
rence TO "a We he n,,Sioas "a Tue o'i ho bs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-19

The oEsrRAL RAILROAD OF NoRTH CAROLINA -woap !.
pEEDs-We learn by the Raleigh Sas that ats meeu-
the Internal Improvement Association Of wake
held the LIST instant Raleigh, addresses In oe,,a
the Central railroad were made by ex-Governor ~.
head and Swain, and other gentlemen and the ioso.
subscriptions to stock Ia the road made er
or Morehead, $4,000; Ex-Governor Swain, SLOW a.
Hinton, $4,000, DR.. J. o. Watson, $1,000; WIN, ~
Ian, $4,000 Jno. D. Hawkins, $1,000 Others "
Total Sol, 600 "A
Alta meeting held in Lexington, Davidson county, !"
"a instant, 100000 were Subscribed to the same w"
prise.--Sowfher~ Argus