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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
The LesisIature-Crops, &c.
Oregon Corrs,pondsues Of The Tubsns


ORxooS CITY, July 81, lei9.
On last Monday the Legislature OF this Territory
convened In this place. Both Houses were at
length organized by the election Of tho following
officers
ItA. CouseiI-sAMUEL PARKER, Loco. President
CouarNxY WALKKR, Loco, Chief Clerk A. ROBINSON
Loco Assistant Clerk c. DAVIS, Loco Sergeant a.
Arms. SAMUEL kI.ry, Loco, DDor-keeper
Ia ths honss Of ReprsseniaiirtsA L. LONEJOl, Loco,
Speaker; VIM Pohrxa, Wing Chief Clerk; b GrNoIs'
Loco Assistsnt Clerk WIN HOLMES Loco, Sergeant
alarms; DANIEL BAILEY Wing. Door keeper.
The Legislature has as yet matured no measure
OF usefulness, although its members are generally
practical men, whose good sense promises much
for the country.
The Wheat crops are now being harvested and
Iregret to say they are not abundant. Provisions
are likely to DO very high.
lam informed that some persons, deficient N
principle, and for the purpose of directing por
ton of the California immigrants into this country
have Mt to the United States reports Of gold de
ooyeries in Oregon. | at frat beloved the story
of these discoveries-bot the whole affair proves
to be ansbe. Nothing of permanent good Is game
by a departure from truth. For myselt mos
sincerely hope that grain Of the precious meta'
will never be found in any part OF Oregon Tn'
iron and coal OF either Missouri OF pennsylvania !
worth all the gold mnes IN tho word. Tne evh
Of the robberi.s, murders, stealing aod gsmohn
of Csliiornia can never be out weighed by the sol
of many such countries. thousands are soin
there to lay their bodies premstorey In its dus
OF to lose a isir fame irrevocaoly amid its prof
sacy and general wickedness. Yours. &c
ACHILLES DE HARLEY.
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The nsw Bishop Of LimscE o.. ggn. n bis primary
-tarr- 10 The c~rsy y that Ciocese th-
S.uSnsl Boxrc q Eouc.uou DIS i0rdship rsmi1d-l
caies ersc- sac charity s -f' hey bogrd 70
nor 10 clgir- pr-c- stt sn1s oy he g dcn rule Of
DO sufo Others yo1 ~ou wish hey shgld Do unto
YOU lie approved 81 neir exertcrs ll cooperating with
h-r brother cer.y - be Roman Csih0c I'D oi.-i
persus.ions FOR lie zevsOr u ~rsfcaedD-ss sni %
very, hefevsr ttey were os1c 10 exist re men GATED
he 0racure OF ~ virtues o. rsekces m0tCz foroesr
.rce ard hrottery love- src sfrongy approved o. he
.vs.en ofiis Beard Of AGuonsl Educao0 Re osd- hi.
csrzy op-n their eyes 10 The scfor, however pleas
n. Ii them. . sl crrziry be- i1- Hutt
hs The rel g.or which .'ey pro;-ssec sIc Be -yoc q
ore rsced By ire great rs,oriiy Of n.
peop!- Of ibe eou1try DO strongly opposed
from prej1slcr, ard devoted st-cnec ~ tar re-
so1 pfofessed ~ heir forefa.hers- dc chsnorcc ~
c-rgy aEsrsi iceup-fsir src installer ga, IN ~
.enpurg % force down he isToais Of people re-sis-
DrtrlCrsH
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Tn. Plan Of the POLES.

TA< Tribune translates the following passages from
letter addressed y the Prince Czartoryski to Gen
Dem5!nsE, giving tome important Information WIZ
regard 10 the an, Of re Polish Propaganda;
"RssyEcrEp GsS RAJ: ! believe that Poland, which
hss 5eS oppss,ed By many losses, I'D hsmpefed os
90 many m-forfIn~s mgst Be len IN ms oacsg fol-1 -
long a. possible The POes nay tghi under me o.1nes
Of bs Mag are but he Polish kingdom must - reserves
Tor he buaol Of The est blows s7d DOT be broushi
tolay 10 the ground ~ partial AID ~ erseied n'nss
We know thai even 10 Rlsss there are germs Of d'eon-
tents ud comm0Aon These would be desiroyel u ne
Poles should rss premsiureiy They have no~ merely
Hungarian war befJr. them. u Is necessary that hey
.boad he allowed re te requisite FOR heir OWE deter
,iostos. Military expeditions TO Llihasns and he
UErsiu. mas, BE- q conpshed sefore rising can lake
place II the k!ng dom snd The province and IN Ike man
.er he Rss,ians Of Cfacow and Gsllcs should not
rae uptl The regular Hungarian troops, ~ the
.isbt tine. snd not TOO early, have eaiered there
TIE most Elective step against Russia would he
N 9, petition 10 he Csuossu,, because II would be the
eat expected Polish officers ns-s been seal 10 great
number, 10 the cageasus We must 10 81 under
.is,dipg with them snd with the CossaeSs TIE ilads
can ouIy come f.u. Ire Magyar You have already
.bogebt u thu percsive snd numa,e that they vi,
i've .ore m llious C. z-haersl your signature. TIE
only difficulty IN uru.ns hese fsnss into fesdy cash
sppesrs that ihe Hsngshsn PAPER crcases only on ihe
,po, and 10 Ve1us- Cannot fs~ millions 20 aent here
Tor t5isl will endesvor to exchange ihem IL Esssnd.
or 10 oh ain some kind Of loan them add spect!
ste on The concessions which must he inside to The scs
gons befo they viii unite Win Magyar mlss tell
YOU thai The CfOas have stated thsir - 70 separate
ION Austria bal ihs ttey must have 5000 cafbnes
80 4 % AucJnis. T1sy believe that Frsnce wOlli de-
liver ben 10 Is ttrg mat cannot De SPOKEN oI hee
maze u.e II Hungarian god iofiL We cen send The
weapons b y lie way Of uuc.
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40 zic.......S5 r. OF
20 lNsh ..... Is =. 81
Brown, shiPiey & Co.'s Circular


%, Ccl,Sosta LivsFFooL. sept 3, 1870.
W. h-ge .xsin 70 report dol and hfee Cotton mar.
s.t during he pre.eu week With he exception o'F-r
Orlesns which are plsc-d ~ per b. lover ne Of
c1otsaons remain unchanged, st he ssndencY nroufn
4 has been 10 favor Of nuvers and csnuy could no oe
sod except Al decline Of. per IN Trade ~ harchr--
Ter continues dull -tsndlns nc more aNofa-
10 accounts Of NE ls.t East India Mali spuner' and
Nsnuf.rnrer. more psrncu.sfy n the lower descrip'
uons OF Yarn. and Goods fnd It mPo,'ins 10 eject sales
except serious Oss The s.e- Tor ms "ees .mou
no bales u which .pecu stors have ak-r 40 sud
rrnorter. 60 bales or he American descriptions oi
1910 axe Or-.ns A. aTi sii9 Uplsnds A. u $40
Asb.ms md Mobile al q. aua 20 Ses Island A. lu
I'D per 10 Far Or'esn- qloed e. q FSif Pi4nd
.od Noble ~ y and Micoirg qualities Z per 70 -
The s.ocs ~ oion IN s port IL mated = Hlp hae'
II which American sgsins sock a. same Nus
a.. wear Of 81 GO bales ~ which 7oc were AHere an
Our Corn msrkst IL quiet and without much change 10
nrce. Old Western Csnsl and hilsdelphis our OF
ood quality being scarce has advanced o. PER bo and
/. ouoird Al 2ss IS 81. New Western ID axls BAN
norr "a. and Ohio 70 g. Old Western D p. per
mi White IrAsn Corn has sdvsrced 81 per ql-r,7f znd
i quoted Al &c, 90 g. % per Q1ssr leo" s1f ~ Nrd
>. 6d .7s6i Wheat 81 10 g. al per ~ lhs
No sales Turpentine thi- wee Sosiaon Amer An
Rosin - lower % DDS having been sod al q % 3
lOs Der cgt You're, respectfully
BROWN, sHIPLEY co
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John Mitchell Not Released.

paragraph which Orginsf-t With he Lark Csroa
is .tsfgs hat ID FAM 81 Jo1r Ncae. r-c-lyed not
1csl1n frc the EaxA.h Government IN The eject l-f
.-ey &c Gy~erlr1sIil having tAssc into eocsdrraoo
- ccrc ipE - 1ar NJ c1e's heath nsVe gr-rr- free
--ve aid Lh~rfy fof 10 20 oerssoeVer he p-..e-,
<iih Ne -x-epno- ma Be b.. r-furn %. ssl.e
10, 10y portion or colony q D. C1isrc klngco=
We are sOry "a ,7rr- 40 tlin u ic- -ooF- Tee
sn9lsh Ccyerr--r have not yet 1-f nc grace lor s-
Zee 70 sei "a ne n.nrer afirihuiec % tc-rl
JOIN d coel Is now his way % De CAPE Of Good
Hep~, ard Ea.ersiooc scs-- OF arriving ie-r- q
uck-t Of cave" would b. granted 10 nin, re eject Of
~lcl would BE- 10 cave hn 81 perfect ho-riy - TO-
o. any P1isui e Pleased, BIT rot - cePsT ron re
Cciocy-
However. froG he dep hosuiry eTinced ~ iae Gaze
o0rss 20 receive he co1vic.s, u = Lot probable hal
Jotl Nfc1e Nil take rs .tocs here u t1- q 60
~ Sncn hey are involved. tie GJver-nSlf nay graz
Jol- Si-c3-- free psrco1, coccn01 u LIS 1oI
1rrirg 70 ~ lnifec K r-dosa
41e re--arinE pcrtlus q he -EagrsPl are rse. Il
vie ard sny sci remain 10 Ireland rs SOS .re VIII
Kew Joan Asa!or, Tempted cry, 171er y 1c.- %.
.zrg All p1-e iearhlt ta-y ~. B. -.1e iuher
,ors u Ter f.;hers s.srirx vtr.-rs fiishma-.
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OREGON.


OREooS CRY, June o. leio.
The stsse Of our markets will appear from the
following prices
cAxpIEs-soulc tsllov per 10. y Doc spsrn 30 g
looc CocOA-5t Domingo. 25 BE CoyTKk-Javs
,vhs,e ~ q z5s DRUGs-very lew ia market and very
RIA DoxrsrIc GooDs--5hruDzs bro~n, -. IL a
l3c do Dlescn a. Is z5c Sheetinss, brown. -. y
. 2Dc DO do. "a ~ 3)c do. oescned, 4. % &c
do do. 81 Is SEC Gale cue. q 30 DO Tan
e. le SOC Brown Drillinzs % %; Kentucky Jeans
elsl5O; Sstinets, 81 % Checks -, Il |c
Dack, narrow aud Interior. % 60. FIsH-Piekieo
Ssinsn per Dbl sl5-none other Ia msrk~t fEAIH'
xRs per ID sl al So PRUir-Nonsi 10 market fLoJh'
per Dbl - sei0 Wheat per busnel, roie, %
red. ~ OATS, per oa.nel, 80 6rsfO~Dkh per
10. 75c 81. TEAS per 10 50 HONEY, hone- -
pfoo, none. IhoS-AmericsD. IL 10 S"eoos1 10
% LEAD Is ~. LEArHEE-Lltue 10 n.fs@I sno
very hisn LUssER-Pine, per tnorssno' sIVO feo
Cedar sloO; Pr $50; shingles, - hoLAssE. per
gallon 7sc AL kAILs-CUt, los - per 10 OiLs-
Owe OF per Dottle; Lnssec, - per gallon " nsle,
4 50 BEEF. RAE PosK lOs IL BUTTER. 80 20
CHEESE s7s pe, 10. RICE, l6. Very cosrss SALT. s.
pef uasnel-nons ofner 10 msrke. CLovEs SEED per
bushei. $40 TIMOTHY SKID, SO. GISoZE per 10
4Oc PKPPxH. 4Oc WooD, per cord 81.
may remark that there are few arrivals Olives.
sells. Goods are therefore scarce aud very high
nor il there reason 70 believe that the Prices will
soon diminish. ACHILLES DE- HARLEY.
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BELGIUM.
Imports and Exports

The onts,., Bsgs pub hshes return. OF The imports and
-xoorts of Be sun 10 lie fret -shi months Of he pee
-ui wear TIE following are The principal articles i'm
ported Cof-- if.15,l55 al raw cotton u 81 DO
s.. IS Sf 90, nee p IS 50 CO. saii, 10 7so,Sis DO
.ggar IL ~ IS DO tobacco -l SIS DO. All ihess pre-
sci cop.sersb- dim'unous pared with the ir por,
1f H. came period 4 isA Among TIE exports 10 he
Sra; right monih- u th- sni year we're Arms f9'
1857 s5l fsrc. coal % 81 tru' cast iron 10 Pig' II
- CO. ocLsl cl1th-. 1880 do g!ass ef73 o37 90
zine sss22S, Do All ese presents great Increase Ovei
lie ex pofss u The sEs. eis 81 mcrlas u ls45.
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STEAMBOAT COLLnicS.-The steamboat En-.
Ire run irto ne J0cn Nsson re.r Try. ca Wecnes
Cay night as TIE Mason going gy ard The Troy
coming down A ccrrsspon1enr u TIE CozssSTrscl
d-scrs7 ssys ID Mason rad portion Of her s5ozrd
guard and the railing carried away. Ire stem OF The
Empire cut q TIE guard With 40 little ceremony -
carpenter you'd show II cutting small stick with !
oTosi Axe i.w incces further 10 Inc Tor the Ma
son boz and tie Lnyi.e would have sea. n-r = tie
bottom IRIS Gaze Ess purely accidental TIE Ill b,
=ss dark With rain. The assOc Wa clOse IL ritb ~
wet shore, and hep; Ias, position, Pr-s0i1s that ths
Empire would hug tas Es-g SIDE Bota pilots were
deceived, INA 70 TOO zre . avoid collision In,
2eic %sre Trversnz sneir engines when they struck
had ia no! oeea TIE case the Eapre would save sos
through or over tie loan Massn
FIX Ar Nos EcL.-A tels graphic dispatch 6..
ted =. Aolroe, MGR gan. Oct Q, says Ere broks ou
Il Noble Stefi.ls Steam Grisg Nil when destroy
20 nat and A.. dwelling h0uss AID small barn
Loss q NJ. e99oo, CO sEsAiEs asd cam O.. 90
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IaroRrAsr Dgcr,ros.-The Jersey CITY seua

INPORTAST DEcIsIor The Jersey CITY Sent,
mel contains the following report Of the late dec'onn
tho q :. circtHt, Judge Gfier, At Trenton
SgchBad Russell "a The Associates Of he Jossy Coz
pony This scton OF e.ctment brought 81 The
Plaintiff. to Ty the title to pco Of laudle3 fecin
length by 100 in breadth-sirusted east Of HafsOnt
and south OF a continuation OF the line OF Grand e. 10
ward the Cunsrd Dock portion Of which h-d been
reclaimed In making the Cunsrd improvement In
plaintiff claimed title under tho proprietors OF L"s
New Jer.ey, which was derived from tho grant OF arg
Charles ii, 10 bs brother, the Duke OF YORK; mses
March II, 1854 This was very comprehensive grant
beginnsg ~ st. Crox aud extending 10 the east aide
Delaware Bay which grant Invested the Dgks OF f0s
with ths property and the power Of government Ie
plsntf conteDced that be 20 the grantee 81 m Lofo
Proprstors. claimed the land which wss recisinsdp
the defendants.
The defsndAn claimed title under Cornelius VA
Worst ADD Charter Of ths State of New Jsrsey vhcs
authorized them 20 purchase Psclus HOOK. -nd gaze
them this additional power and authority That TIE
said associates shs have the privilege OF erecting or
building any DOCKS whsrves and piers opposite 10 nd
sdoiniDg the sad premises 10 Hudsons River and hs
bays thereof. far they may deem 10 necessary for Ne
Improvement Of the said premises or The benefit Of
Commerce, and 10 appropriate tie same 70 tnef o''
1se."
The plaintiff con,cnded tina, the property wa h
cisded Ia survey sde BY the lord. proprietor and
inst the sans wss az the time II The survey osToa'
| low water
/ Tna testimony Of the defendant showed that lts
property In dispute VAS not all Dey..d low wskf
mark, when the survey made.
Wien the Dsiniit resed his csse the learned Judge
inuhsied hat DC had no utls That sfter the hssco
rloD, and the ssab ishment OF = new Government 81
royal rgh,s and privsges became vested In tbs POI
pie, rspressntsd BY tns sovereignty Of New JefsJ'
and ihs Proprietary Rights became null and voS
The Judge charged the Jury that these questions asa
been July setted ia sswJersey and la The sgprens
Court Of the United states and that the Proprisors
had title u tho beds Of the river, whether reclaimed
or cnrve!aimsd. aud ,hs Jury accordingly rendered
ssk.
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4 New National Journal.

TIE iHsh papers Fa5.isa &c prospectus Of rev Ia
ron.i weekly. 70 e called ne DzsSals D-zovat Tie
E4-ior has 70 hope from TIC arisiocrsey s-c ts-sf-
Mined - wage var on everything s,e every Perso1 az
Azoni'-e 10 .hs rigai. q lie Pso7.e. An-Es other
Ih.nss Il = 70 .dvocXs-
Al n,n-i-f- resueou "a II. -; cflsrs 60 40 % era
PC le lAu-f 70 I've - vel ~tr1 - receives CT ~
are 10 ~1e<i a. wien ~ sod q e. = per barre
f-iSf1 ~ t1- 7a-2ssn-ot q MILho1-@. hat ne
pA1P per nay be .-e c5.tr1- II .or- measure 10 h
VI tlppoft ra-.csi rvf1rn n ne Grad Jury Lava
ne 80 - as 1--nei -1Dccor q Il--ss- Elc0-r
zg-E-nf OF Ir-sh A.res.e.a~r f-sist- xu.r-,oo -
1os. Fa--.oi- Ha-e n Plcfry attended Ode csictins
snd cAfrg % rsh lie T-naEf E1s q ser or a. tne
Icoa-
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diiion Of our Territory, AID Of the wishes and er
pectaiions Of the people who have by % large
vote testified their sense OF bis worth end int &
rty, will enable him, hope, 70 present our cisln
10 such clear and convincing light as a. once -
secure the immediate passage Of 4 lsT cernsn1ea
by TIE purest justice and tre so1nnest iey.
Il am, &c. ACHILLES DE hAhLhi'
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TIE WZsr JEEsEY TOksADO.-A Bridge.on
pspsr OF Wednesday furnishes sons further psr,cu-
ARE concentrating tie tornado that s~rp, over C.pe
hsy the ith met IL made ia appearances about 5
o'clock An travelling from the Wrst toward the Eat
From tho .-cts OF TIE wind upon q cornsed below
jonas Corsons house 10 Is believed tgst two curren 10
II air. from toe Norta and the other from the
eOCtn-Test net together, and alter m.esing moved
esss~srcy literally tearing ia pieces every th1g 10 ts
track OF -fty yards ia width Fields Of corn fences
.reer barns, dwelling houses, everything, were as
stra~s Ia ire hands Of giant
lsrg~, Lsw house occupied By IosSOh e ydfrey
vss blown postrste 10 the ground, though bis family
eonssrng Of ria vie and two s6lldrsn nnirscuou.y
escaped without material injury. The house VI Joe a.
C0rsoa w-s rssed from % lie foundation turned over
t~1ee and then torn into thousand pieces Ia hi.
Rouse we're two women ons, the wife Of Mr. Corsoo
was taken up dead about tnirfy yarcs distant from
rn-fe ln- Ec1.- stood the Other, named EQslc~
tolns' '''es u Yrs COrs9ni Sas msDssd IN sGca
horrible manner tnst there 10 hope Of her recovery
ne ns1r house Destroyed ~ss occupied BY eoner.
iouns Iris Wa strong bulk, twostory house. Dol
box 0le pscs OF noer wac ett standing upon another
lhs VIE o. ar: Young with two young children w-r,
se-pSs 10 ine nfst story Of the hO1s. Although ner
o-oses1 ~ss broken IN pieces and the bed blown from
aneef them, they escaped unhurt The second story
gas oeee ied ~ woman and her daughter, who vers
found Z tnc ruins u the olidlnx consraoy bur no,
dsnserostiy, cut and bruised.
Se'efs. c1so1lldsngs, shops and barns, were torn
eo~A l4rge two story nouse, occupied ~ Wssn
lnzion "ihets. vsst-ken ", carried about zen tee
other material iDjlry Large trees lifted out d
tee ground and carried many yarcs BY the force Of ID.
c1rrent portion Of the roof Of one Of the hou AZ,
~ss taken up IA Pseks Bay, than three miles ds
t.nt, al .hinges aste Of clothing &C. were found
on Abseeoa Beach. more than I'VE miles from IA,
houses from whence they were carried 10 whi1i
plscs By no possioiiy could they have ao.ted Thos.
who heard the tornado described the noiss ace
ing Il - resembling thunder. I,wu attended az al
loved oy Fsri1 blaze OF light go brilliant thai n,
t0fnen 70 one OF TIE houses blown down supposed Tia
the 0si.dins vas struck By lightning snd On IRE.
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GERMANY.
Revision of the Prus-ian Constitution.

The central Committee Of The secoal chamber has de-
cided by jonty Of 4to !, that proposition for ~
amendment Of The electoral aw for me hrsi Cnamoe
.ns be "a before the House Ry this scheme Il - pro-
vidcd tohirds o. th- members o. the Upper Cham
her shall be elected by tie representatives ~ dstnc
fkreffsrfref-J Who BY special law 10 he formed
into an established elective body The other ihr; Of hs
members are he chosen by the landowners Who pay
the igh@.t sn0urt II lsndsx 10 every province, De
80 gn-st tsxef propret0fs % elect those members
u The Upper Chamber who sccsfdiug 70 the amount
he 10 81 alton. are allotted ~ To-.
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FROM LAKE SUPTKIoE-Ths Propeller lnds.
pendence came down the ssult on the leh ul, viii
lel tons copper from tho Clf ADe-3i tons from ne
North American Mine. and tons from tire Coppsr
F.ils A!ns-sll In s0ld masses The schr Fur Trader
came down the 22d mat. from the OntonsgOD. win
u tons OF copper belonging 10 the Minnesots Ming
Company. IN soiic masses. The schr Helen, the Vars
says cleared from that port with IS Of coppef-
Inc orig Cogmois also cleared ~ith Fl q copper
Both e.rgoes BELONGED To tie Piusbgrg and Boston
Mining Company. The Eqalnoctia storm rsgsd viLh
the utmos. fury on Lake Superior. The schr s~slo~
which ~ss yIg st anchor the head Of the poftese
was blown high and dry. lBeaslo Com Adv lila
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The People rot Crushed.

he Tyib-ne Translates tSe fo-oNing i5'm ''7N"'
letter 10 Ire Alzs-.eils ZsilHS
hse ss7po-ed The .e5e-io1 II Hans'S -
teo years lie exhaustion o. gear ar eisf's' q
var especially demanded resi- ne msieTia- &C.
nv. r,io.ed ~ In.1recaoo, lad forever tAease az
peops from is lesaers ne country ~01la n'~
reDo.s .t.nypr.e= fogla myself aeeeiTsd-ihe rs'7'
Ia, i, u.nysrvi. OILY suppressed exisrusly u A,es
win % aeA ne 1ors lstsasiy II ne sssfi' o. re Ps
se II he esase. Of he hostility are seusndee' VII.
name tsro =. tie principal Tie depreciation Al
tor o. KJssutL's noes, - ~nicl ino-'1--' u :,
- .,.,llv t-,-t. 20 .g,arv sad the degradation o.
Hungarian osHcsrs 10 the rsrk. Il he last resasHo'
he s.ovs zee not AZ AZ Z re,r5uve lsce-nos nrAs-
IRE Of porca necessity oCi useless ea'f, of
de..yped l9 he humiliation Of The Lsiion. Wasi MAKES
~, nor. ,er-oa. g ia= fact hat many belonging 20
III party d ne so-clsa Cd ConssrTa. e fee l2sn
ave. MOVED 10 III. disgrace lrf ctec o. theT county
Law. hitherto been regarded IS Tie prep
ofhs Govenmen have become sstsst g-d IRON ano vi
now make csa,e with ne radical party which nas nus
-si~ec fres- str-rErl
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isTELLIcsscE o. TIE LiBEEIA pAcKgr-A
etter n~s been received from Rev. X X. Gurley. on
board tns Liberia Packet which sailed from Baltimore
on the 49, u August for the African colony. u ~ss
sntssn Ia IL. 80 lon 3s.s ~est Of the Azores lssns
Aug =, when all toe -migrsnts and others on oosrc
were II good health. They had made slow bar 9cis
passage 90 Far. The letter oy wsy Of Liserpoo
lWaseington RepuoAe-
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BAsoos, ME.-stnek
lsnds block burned up last Thursday morning. Aoen
Tltcomb Loaf - 100 Insured $1,000 D. Bsgb>s, ei2ce
Insured q 90, Curtis Perkins S6OoO, Insured sivOn
7. Moran, loss unknown; w. II Flsgg. unknoS1 ~
buildings owned By 5 p. H. Strickland, worth So,o|
incurred Is so.
ExcAyAIIos IN TIE BASIS AT ALBAsr-Vs
are informed that the Canal Commissioner Of ine
Eastern Section. Mr.. Beach, will Immediately ON
rsenee the Excavation OF the Albany Bssin al saen
points 40 Is Necessary 70 free navigation farbs
low water. Evening JoaFnAA
~ Henry Gays slave Levi has gone back 70
his master sScoad tuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
THE NETHERLANDS.

In tie s!ning Of The Chamber Of Deputies Of Holland
on FRIDAY The niser Of Finance presented the bus
FOR 1850 The expense. estimated Al 60 s-fi iorns,
The receipts Al 20 90 founs There a. however, de-
frit reuarin. from th- budget % lsf3 Of 95ss
sorn. 10 TIE budgets u $50 snf go important rod8
nau. have been rf- c-d The Frst Chamber adopted a.
address In reply 10 ne Kings speech Nothing had been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

ArrfNPrEp Escape oF SLAVES FROM KsS-
fveNf- OHt HssTo s..,a ana oas susSAsly rosHnss8
Ga Saturday NJ si The ssd SPIT eishs p.ro@s bionr
ng 10 di1erent individual. Ia As~-.sie jus, Opposite
ne place. escs-ed from their MASTERS cros.ed rs,
Ohio and took their course toward lie por.s 49,
departure becoming knosn. party Of men from K-s.
,acty started TIE rex, day IN pars1l On request 81
the owners OF the sisN-s and Ofer Of r~~.ra
another party from this vicinity also started 20 sssi NJ
Their apprehension About O'Clock on SUNDAY rist,
Tire latter party overlook Tie iuyes some nins cru
nes from this town. ard demanded q them Eur.
reader. Tbe negroes Tefusrc. T-eseu2on rznt "a
sued. IN which cus negro seot through the tes-
and killed. sud smother wOUn@cd. Several II u.
whites were kRccseo down snd more less h jurre
during the skifmist. The surviving slayes ~~Te
captured and tsseB to Kentucky. Ga WecnescSy ias
e6ih sept al incuess held OVER TIC BODY Of Tie
Sed save and upon eyidsrec received, verde;
returned that said slave 10 RS death - rife
bal sned ~ some unknown hand without itlonaous In
tearons
The agrees were armed with pistols, kuives. cirks
SC. tCsnDsiton Economist
" Prof CAtiln. Mathems:ieiar, c; Hamilton