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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24
M-EDICAlI.

mr. POWELL, 0CULISr AND AURIST HAS Just
~ imported Artificial Eyes which be inserted withau
Ns sghest PAIN and will move hike che natural DR.
Powell attends as usual 70 diseases Of the Eye and Ear
Warren street, corner Of Broadway where h
Treatise on tho Eye" Price 80 cents.
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sTOUvENAL h CO, OFfEk FOR SALE AT THu
lesest cash prces ~ their No John No
90 BIondwsy or AZ tLsr factory Ne 80 vesey complete
assortment OF cut plain and dressed Gass Gas rstures
description; aolar LAnpe Chronicles Braekets bap
tsiiers Se Also rar Painted and sdti China Of they
sNn imYorsuopi Bohemian Articles; e.lorel glssa for
sesube,ts churches sc All articles matched pattern
and warranted the best and ths sity
sale and retail Goods loaned " parties.
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CoNCERTS EVERY EVENING, AT LYNCHS CON-
~ cert Hail. No 2N Bcwery between stanton ank Rivng
ten streets by talented company Of eight performers
mission Ga cents Performance " commence At Hast
j. LYING Il, Proprietor.
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nR. cooks pIrRrrlc PILLS. roR raE IMNkpIArr

~ and perfect Of certain lfisate diseased.
oouledy The tessrsmedy in The proprietor will
rant radical return she moneyno
nstttf What age. stage of the complaint Price ,e
sold 90 ts2 Broadway and Us Bsysrd ,treet.
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GT0PPANi HALL, NO S9S BROADWAY.-NEYERS
~ Panorama, (voyage to California around Cape Horn
the gold digngs of the Sacramento Valley w
week longer Giving views If all the principal cities
A'elefL Admiration rs eants. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

POLIO ROOMS, 40 BROADwAY.-THE SUBLInU
"A painting Washington Crowned by Equality Fraternity
and Liberty painted by Burns Open irsm NJ p N
Almittapoa IS
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rHINEsE auSEUM,--T6E ONLY ONE IN TIE UNI
- ted states 90 nroadwsy exhibiting the Manners Cue
tens. Religions Arts and Sciences Of hundred millions
of Chinese. open from A NJ tin 10 p NJ Admitaaaeo
Is cents; oh ldren under l2, half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

"A The Travellers Medical Guide By r. Glover NJ d. ss
the most perfect vofk q the kud 10 the
Isan pubic. IL contains description Of all delicate diseases
their sJmpoms best mode Of he together with
.tps ior making the various prspar atoms used IN hes
treatment and 10 enbsished With rs .thorrs psic plates.
with the assistance Of THE himself
Wis tsr te only ry useful vors the subject Price
" sold aud mailed, (frse u postsg BY the author No
new No WI Ann etc. whore he consulted on all diseases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALirogNfA-roy SALE
several shares in corpary sni Schooner sttins gu
have an enormous prskt. Apply to
". b.FOWLHR, NJ zee. street.
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Thsnsv and spao.sss al OHIO Lieut. Jas. A.
Us NJ aEser will be dssps
Wsdnssday tie th sf oetsosr ct clock y. NJ from
THE pier foot 81 Warner street. North RIVER toushng
The bar ct Chsrletss NJ savannah to isna sIa roesv
male sns pesssresr. 1he Ohio Gill carry the government
nails fr the Pacific W by the fovenb frOn
PARMA Pssssngsrs sor Cna<rss w be transferred at Ea
70 the stauneh atd we'll known STEAMSHIPS Falcon
Lieut. Hsrtstene 5. ", commander sni proceed
direct 10 Chssrs striving IN time for tbs California
sovtnbsr The rates Of % Chsges uueh
sss'a 1hs Ohio has superior double engine. Of op hss
sorstruste In the best which give great
Assurance 81 safety 70 the pasngers any steamer
frnnfsf web single engine Ia Sac aud spacious
meoatCne. the ohio 10 uncquslled by steamer
hfeat An sspesisneoa Surgeon Il sttaohed me Oho
RATS OF pAssAeE TO HAvAsA. r.snLEArs
ssn,s Rsen berth hets ,sIoon ....sl9 sIs each
ctantce berth. In tccsnd cabn Is ~
stsersge, Ound bed and hsard IS -
No berth secured until paid for Freight Is Per
cubic feet.
REDUCED RATES OF psssAas TO cuAaaEs.
ktate Room esIth In ssiet dining saloon AGO sesh
stssrsss rerth aid fsani led AID hoard go. "a
I've hundred and hy prnes Of aowod for osiis
and TIVE hundred pounds for stoerng passengers Freight
.hasre CO ssnts cubic foot All teks passage
~ o. RosERfs, lis West stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

II IvER COMPLAINTS. COLDS, RHEUMATISM. ERUP-
~ zion. Of the Shin, Ic-E ,, sARRoLLs yAror. Sal
phsr, and Iodns Paths Barclay street. highly
nsDdsd a. remedy for the above oompAin by Bs Mott
Stevens Masnsvsn Smith Dsoa and other eminent medical
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

broadway TBEATRE--A CARD.--AR. HUDSON
- respectfully that his First Benefit America
will take place On Wednesday evening next the 2th Instant
which occasion rs will appear tfor the first ne
Phelim OFsnngap. in the drama entitled 'OFIannigsa
and the Tsires the Groves Of Barney" which cha
raoter he will sing variety Of &c. With other
OF an character Tickets be OBJ
tair ed from Mr. Hudson at the House
be secured at the Theatre. The Box Book now open
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

returned TO tho dead letter Office in Wasb;,-
ton, under address 10 the Third Assistant poss
master General, without waiting the time e,
Advertising as heretofore required in relolior !,
thi, class Of ad letters. They must, in evs.v
case, be marked in red ink on the face, with -
entry, showing they are refused, or the c,u.s
that prevents shei, delivery; also stamped vim
the stamp of Office, and, with a view to H.
proper adjustment eff the accounts be pscsd
un:er psf bill TO the dead letter office
Transient newspapers (tnat is. papers not ser,
from The office Of public atlon) will hereafter h
subject in vinue OF the act aforesaid, 10 The pen.
raj newspaper postage rate only; that is, one CEN
for any distance in The same State, and one am
halt cent Tor any distance exceeding one hun.
dred miles, where the newspaper is sent from oue
State into another. But postage on such nsws.
papers is in all cases TO be prepaid. as heretofore
In respect 10 British mails, where the otfcis
postage entries On The letters received are 10 re-
ink the Letter is to be considered paid, anc is Il h.
delivered accordias}; where in black ink, as IN.
pail, and The postage IS 10 be collected Posaseir
such cases is either wholly paid or wholly anpai:.
he postage figures on such letters show, on me
PAL, leileis, The amount 10 be credited 10 tie Uni
led States; IN he unpaid letters, The aucun,
charged 10 he Uui.cc States. The postage 10 b.
collected from unpaid BRUSH letters is in all "a.
srs 10 be, wha ever may be their credit Or Geb.
figures, wen y-.ouf ceais when single, viii an
additional iwcuiy lou. cents for eac1 acciCna
rSlc and, after The FIST ounce, each letter exceed.
ing mat weight is 10 b. charged forty eight Gems
Tor each Additional ounce Of traction ol an ou1ce.
J LLAmER, Postmaster Grne:a.
Postotfice Department, March l5, lS49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
PARTING COMPLIMENT TO EX-PRESI.
DENT POLK

The E1-Prcsident and Family, and Hon r J.
Walker, eff this city early on saturday morn
ing. They were accompanied to ihe'boAl by the
Committee uf reception and a number Of cii-
zens. Central wharf a, The foo! If witch The
boa; was moored. contains thousands Of bales Of
our great sta lie, and by happy thought Of the
,onsg gentlemen connected with the wnarf itey
were SO arranged IS 10 psy iasieiui and mos.
appropriate parting compliment to the honored
guess Of our CRY. The ccrtcge passed through
a long avenue 4 bales rkColton pllei upon elite.
side ten or twelve feet high about Ike ceu'6r o:
which was beautiful arch decorated with 4 ::
aud eyergreens. The pillar. Of The arch were
nfteen feet high, composet Of square bales OF
Carolina Upland Cotton. resting upon bases of
large G,orgia bales lin com, liment 10 our sister
State and faced with bale Of sea Island Cot
Ion. Each pillar vas encrcled with arbor wiz,
laurel, cedar, palmetto and other eversreens,
aid capped with barrel OF rice, of one bear
inc the inscription "Free Trade" and the other
"Commerce and Agriculture beam of Ca
rolna Pine, covered with American ensign. in
graceful festoons extended from pillar 10 pillar,
ard supported this inscription, encircled with ev
ergreens. and pennant in festoons:
THE OLD PALMETTO STATE
BIDS THEE FAREWELL!
Across the wharf, in the rear Of the pillars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
E6c TIsM AND HUMILITY.

81 have thrs executed the promise made, al
luded TO in he commencement Of this letter,
and hope that have done il calmly, free from
in,cmperance, and SO as 10 wound The sensibilI-
ties oil noue. Isncerels hope that the question
NAV b. considered and decloed, without The in
auence OF party or passion. should be most
happy to have the good fortune Of conciding
in opinion with majority Of the people o:
Kentucky; but, il there be majority opposed
10 all schemes of gradual emancipation, how
ever much may regret it my duty will b. TO
bow in submission 10 their will"
The master passion s'rors down 10 old age
Gala reache1 lhe imperia! purple a, The age .,
eighty; why no, Henry Clay reach the Pfesiien-
cy a, the same age2 Gala was military Chief.
,ain-an Old lack of fellow. We'll may the
immortal eIcialm. O. that my Harry had slain
Mexican" VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
The following is us OF Cade, appointments
for lS49 from tle State OF Virginia:
THE SPRING CANVASS
The Norfolk Argus says Ina, The fines, feeling
pervades the Democratic parry in tina, District:


pervades Inc Democratic parry in tina, District.
"Our ate Presidential defeat has had no tendeh-
cy 10 dishearten our ranks or 10 cause them 10
abate one 0 lilllc oi their z-at IN the cause OF
Democracy. There is 10 division amongst US
no rivalry Of precnli0ns, between asPirants vi The
same party, Tor popular favor. In The several
counties where nominations have bee1 made,
lheIe has been generous sacrifice Of all selfish
cling o The success ul principle.
'In The County o. Princess Anne, the present
mos. excelIen, and etfici"n, representative has
been Ie-nominaled by his parry without dis
sentiDg voice. The estmable delegate from
Norfolk cnun has again been called out IL con.
n-clion with the bod and eloquent Wheeler, his
compeer 10 The las, canvass, but who was uniur-
lunately Geieaec, iur The lack OF some hal do
zen votes. The Democracy oi Narsenond have
brought out one OF her strongest and most !avof-
lie sons in he person OF Francis G. Riddick, Esq
He has host OF earnest aud ardent irie'ds.-
Isle OF Wight We presume, a mater a course,
will again Ie!urn, without opposition, her present
worthy and intelligent delegate, pr. Bnykin.-
Our friends in Southampton are 10 nominate
their candidate on Moniay be1t No opposition
has as vet brrn presented on The par II the
Wings al Nuioik against our attentive and m
drfaugablc CRY delegate. The probability Is
hey vii suffer him, on account oi his valuable
services DUNG the present session, 70 wax
around The course wllhout ompe'Ilor.. We
Knu.c that highly respectsb BILE portion q ,hs PAT
" viii sustain him. and are opposed 10 any II
ienIrr al his prescription.
"0ur Cong sssional nominee, Gem MiIlson,
is greeted with rush o. enthusiasm wherever
he goes lie is too generous to take. the field
IN the absence Of his opponent, Capt. Watts,
Who VIC learn, has been summoned 10 Washing
ton 10 assist in dispens NJ The spois of office =
lie, him beware that on his return, The people
DO not turn their batteries upon him, AID do I'm
TO him that which he has been attempting TO do
min ihenp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
mEsses sEpnoN AND sorrs IN LOUISA.

"At Louisa Cunr House, Monday, The dis
cussicn b~tUcen Bo;is and Seldom was lar more
in ereslins ;nan such discussions usually are
Yen viii doubtless see some acc Onnl VI il in lHr
newspapers, and If The unfortunate altitude in
which Nr BoHs has placed himself on The sla-
very question. Whir | think that his refusal 10
assume ne Southern Pattern upon this question
viii ensure The success u The Democrats IN this
District, yei a. a Sou'tcTn man, | deeply resre
mat the Influence ui one 50 rrgmineni III the pub.
nc eve as MIR Bolts, sh0uli BE- against The South
AT this mrmcn,ous crisis would infinitely pre-
Ter ina. Mr.. Seldom, (aud believe that &c wnuit,
no. ware deprived ci tits Advantage in the Car
yass ai.d lfal ihcs unitcd their VOICES IN recon-
meudr2 10 The cordldI support oil IheiI cons itu-
gnts, the nobl- resolutions ., The Virginia L"eis-
latur.. The result Il ne discussion IN Louisa
vas, IL tie highest degree, gratifying 10 ihs
Irends ii AIR. S-tduu. te has improved 10 NJ,
Vi Of speaking since lnc iesi canvass, ana
provec himself on Monday, and net IN The esi'-
IN 4,iou al Democrat, alone, more taan A match
i,r his ate competitor, even II he lad Possessed
No advantage .: rosiuun Ii was evi 'cnt that
the sympa,hi,s aud feelings OF Tie audience weie
With hm. Inc Applause, winch his remarks ex-
curd, was louder, longer, more iteqntn,; AM,
somr~hai L. my surprise, q. iuiisd his adverse
~ wilh his own weapons, and succeeded in urn
ing The iaash against hImi q every suitable oc-
ca>iun ! have reason 10 believe that Wings, not
previously dis litced towards Mf Bots, we're
rendered So b. the discussion IN Louisa laieet
do not see, how any ole thinking The Wimu
pfuvi.o uncoIsiliutiuna!, and approving The re-
solutions oil me Virginia Legislature, can vote
TO give VI. Bats sea 10 Congress. II he pee
pie OF TN, Distrct be true % themselves an. IL
Inc South, Sscdon viii be sec!ea by sn over
whelmng majority"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
GENERAL. CASS.

A few days since The Times attempted TO
show that neral Cass was unworthy OF
Southern respect, because he had lett the Senate
CHAMBER on the night Of the Adjournment, SO
as - "codge' The vote on The Territorial que>-
ZION. |; is true General Cas- leit The Senate
Chamber bu, il was alter u O'Clock a, night al
which hour he conscientiously regarded he Con-
gress as having expired by Constitutional limi.
ia'icn. The assumption OF he Times IS en-
treiy graluitous. We have il from high au!ho-
flly, that General Cas- came 10 Washington ie-
solved 10 oppose The Wil'ro' Proyiso rs uncoh-
sttu,ional, anu vas elected United States Sena-
Tor with these views we'll known. We learn
farther, that when II was thought tina, the Oh
noxious amendment OF Mr.. r. w. Thompson
OF The House, IL the Appropriation Bill, recos-
nizing "lhe Mexican laws" might pass the Sc
nate and come before ihr President Tor his Sig
nature, General Cas- was with Mr.. Polk in
me Vice Presidents room, and promptly advised
MIN TO veto The bill, in case said amendment
were ensraucd Oh II. We stale these facts in
ius,ice 70 General Cass, in justice 10 The Demo
cracy IL the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
GEN RAYLY.

The Norfolk Argus publishes a Letter from
Accomac, "which gives the most gratifying &C
counts OF me prospects Of this pure patriot and
dis insulshed salesman whose SERVES IN Con-
ess and able ard eioeuen, defence o. Southern
institutions. Lot oaiy en'ie nm 70 The support Of
the whole Democracy, b.. tac sympathy AMI
gratitude Of The entire people OF bis district and
s,ar." The correspondent OF he Arsus writes:
'Tae prospects here for BayIr were never 50
bright as al this time. Uudel The prcserl cir
cum>lanccs aud threatening aspeci .! s7ars, he
moderate aGd Intelligent porion oil The Wig
party arr opposed 70 ievivins cid parry issues,
ana are prepared 10 sustain representative VIM
mas defended with unsurpassed ability, the great
interests 81 III SCUM. You mav rest assured
mat lie @ili receive larger vote han be has ev-
e. Obtained VI Ills comfy. The Democrats who
vcted Tor G-n. Tayior, or who we're neutral in
November, wiiI rally l. his stan ari, and run.
dtecs I'll Wings viii yeld him heir support with
lhe perfect conv,c'inn, lnal in voting Tor him,
they are best serving heir country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
INTERESTING FKon CALIFORNIA.


L-uers from san Francisco 10 the 81 n OF De-
cember, have been received 10 Boston. The
Traveller, ol Monday says:
Emisran S have been pouring into the dieeingS
from ali quatef>; and the writer thinks that Al
!eas, one hundred thousand VIII have arrived by
August mex. Tne writer says tnat the present
is the coldes! winter known in California Tor hhy
years.
One hundred thousand bushels of wheat had
rolled in California Tor want Ut persons 10 gather H.
Wnile IN San Francisco. RAJ estate had ad-
vanced 500 per cent within twelve montns; in
the Sandwich islands il had iailen 40 per ceut.-
The lauer isdncs are last becoming deserted, aud
it was expected tnN alter Inc whaling season
was over, every White man thai can will leave
for Caiiorni,.
As 10 The chances OF obtaining the preciou,
mela:, The Wi er says: parties can easily ob
tain tom $50 10 SlU0 ger day, and some hal
have seen ooaineG as high d, $500 pei day"
The oarque Undue aud schooner Starting had
sailed Tor ColulaDia river. Tor provisions anu
lumber
Provisions we're very plentiful, and were re-
ceding IN ptIce.
The agent ui Mes, ;. uowlani ami Aspinwall
Capt. Suui, has been Successful in negotiating
with The illusions By Company Tor coal.
The writer IN s?enhiG. 81 tie cold dust on
board the United S atcs ship L.xing'nn tsi-
mates The amount al tom S300UU0 10 500 900
From the be>' jldsmeui ina! eau be obtained.
moi more Ihan S2u0O0U n g,ld Gdst, intepsndpn
OF The Lexineiun's, has been shipped Tor This
country. Mos, 81 The gold dust is si.ipyed T.
Msza,lan aud Valp ral>,, rxcna ged Tor SILVER,
&C., and carried back 10 Ca lorna 10 ira e upon
Ii IS though also, that bul ii,iie oil The gold VII
reach tins cunuIy for some time, as much OF il
will be shipped 10 Loudun. 10 be here drawn upon
from This country.
A story Is ,od q several young men OF capital
who ireishtd big tom ire Sandwich lsldnG>
wib $40 600 in specir, wlh waich ,hey pul-
chased GOLD dpst tr abau' $40 me ouncr-tnus
netling $50 QUO u So 0n0 i. he operation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
THE WITtiERED LEAF.
BY J. W HANSON

With youth maiden WaDder'd,
Each young heart sweet iancles poncet'd
As they srulled win slow leet Onward,
In the muoni, Autumn woods;
Dying caves were signing o'er them,
And the sAin winds matiy tnie them
From ne parent bougns that bore them
From their holy soItude.
"e are ALL" began The maiden,
And ner eyes wese da'kly shaien
WIN her ue,ses waving braiden,
Natures ccpyis,s are We;
No hing lives IN outward nature
Tree. or plan,, or living Creature;
But Il likeness 10 soue feature
To ourselves we always See"
Then the youth with graceful gesture,
From naples scarlet ves'uie,
PlucK'd the leai and sand; Il test your
An comprising natures law;
You are proudly living, cherisn'd
In my nraft, upon il Eoursn'd,
Bot ms teal, as wnaef'd, peiish'd,
WHAT resemblance can Draw 7"
Ger cof.in OH The morrow,
Lean'd youth 10 hearl-~Tung sorrow;
Joy nor pleasure couid he borrow,
All his soul was fired with grief;
Ana @nlle Ger Ms lov'd one weeping,
In her last cold slumber sleeping,
Came a nIeeZe, aud wildly sweeping,
Placed upon her bows pale keeping
(Liie bersc ~ "a wihereG leaf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
UNITED STATES SENATE.
ncpo!ieu ibl lbc Ditt'Ilpit SuH.
w .SuIEGTnS March III lS4t

WASHINGTON, March l6, ls49
The Vice President, IN accordance with The IN
Tina ion given yesterday, not being present, The
Srnale was called to order by the Secretary, Mr.
Dickins
MIR. Mangum rose, and, after remalkiDe hal
il would be perceived the Chair had been vacai-
ed with view 10 afford u the SenaIc The Gus
tumary opportunity 10 select a temporary Plesi-
dent moved that the don. David K Acbison be
| unanimously appointed, which was agreed to-
and Mr.. A,chson was conducted 10 the Chair By
Mes:rs. Mar gum and Cas-.
The Journal ui yesterday was then read.
Mr.. BELL, from The committee on Indian Al
fairs, reported hack The memorial u The Wtseru
Chefokses yesterday presented, and moved a il
would not be possible 10 act upon il al The pre-
sent session. thai il be laid on he able and PRINT
ed Tor The use OF the Senate. Agreed 10.
On motion oil Mr. Mangum, the Secretary Of
he Senate was directed 10 purchase, ior the use
Il The Senate, one hundred and twenty copies oil
The worn on ihe Treasury Department, compiled
by Robert Mayo, al price hot exceeding fi?e
collars per copy.
Mr.. Hunter had leave TO Withdraw papers.
On motion OF MIR. Rusk, The sergran,-at.arms
was au hor ed to employ thu messengers &c, a,
long during the recess, as might be deemed ne
cessary.
Mr. Blight submitted resolution, which liz,
over. authorizing The employ men, u Mr.. &. +.
Brown, \ clerk, under The direction oi The Sec
!etar..
Mr. Rusk moved that when the Senate adjourn
il adjourn Ia Monday next, but wi hdTew III, mo-
lion al The suggestion 81 Mr.. Webster, Who sialei
hat he could satisfy The Senate that ii would be
best 10 h,ve short session Tomorrow.
On motion cl MIR. Webster, The Senate then
roceeded 10 he consideration al executive bust
ness, and confirmed the nominations 0! G. W.
rockwell, Of Connecticut, (bfoihef OF Hon. John
A Rock veil, oil The House i Representatives, a.
commissioner DECISIONS uner The new law Gre
a,ing he Home Department; Alien a. Hail ui
Tennessee, register Of The treasury, in place ~
Mr. Graham, resigned; James T. Norfeet, lice
inr OF Eden,on, N G John II. Gross, snrveycr u
PaWcaiuck, Il. L bedes Ring, surveyor Il ~
York, in place Of Elijah f. Purdy; and Edwin
Bye postmaster Al Annapolis. Also seyefa
promotions in the K he Regiment.
Then al about O'clock, The Senate adjourned
| until tomorrow.
| [Jus' as the Senate adjourned. Col. Bliss arfi-
ycd al the Capitol ii is supposed with message
| rom he President. bur Il curse too late Tor 4
| avs session the MIR Clayon, oil Georgia
| whose name has been mentioned in connexion
with The second Authorship, now filled by Gen
McCalia IS rot "Jadg@' Clayton, formerly rep
resentaiive in Congress- Who is dead, bn son Of
judge Clayton, some thirty or lhify-hve years Of
| age. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
POETRY.
Au 2 L
The world may change from old to new.
From new in MD AGAIN.

The world may change from old to new.
From new 10 old again;
Yet hope ant heaven, iuI ever true,
Within mans heart remain.
The dreams that bless The weary soul,
The struggles ot The s'fone,
Are steps towards some hapjy goal,
The story Of Hopes song.
Hope leads the child 10 plant The flower,
The man 10 SOW the seed;
Nor leaves lu.flmeEl 10 her hour,
But prompts again IL deed.
And ere upon the old mans dust
The grass Is seen 10 wave,
We look Though iailen lears-lo trust
Hopes >unsnine on the grave.
Oh mol il is no tlauering lure,
No fancy, weak or fond,
When hope would bid US rest secure
In beler lie beyond.
Nor luss nor shame, nor grief nor sin,
Her pfomlse may sainsay;
The voice divine haln spoke within,
And God did ue'er be ray.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

GENERAL SHIELDS DECLARED IN
ELlGIBLE.-Ii Will be seen by reference 10 The
report III he proceedings Of The Senate Oh Thurs
day, that the following resolution was adopted,
declaring Gen. Shields to be ineligible 10 seat
in The Senate:
Resolved, Tha, The election Of James SHIELDS
10 be Senator Of The Unlct States, was void,
h. not having been cinz-n Ct The Unned States
he term o. years requires as qualification IL
oe Senat OF The Uled Sta,es a! the CON-
mencement OF The Term TOR which he was elecea.