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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
,IrTrALBENEFIT LIpE INSURANCE -


VI FANi. d. " al-sLi -is Company las been ID rks-
ente nearly folr feirs. al1 10 slrp--- March b.
lrt4I over $4,000. show business lrl..--I
Dividends C rru-s are declared a-l-a SLY upon al Life
Police. which have se---e- ft0 or premiums --
rro- a. Draw interest s -- faie % Per c,-- per ali
49, rlr ~ rallr available s llce o. e extent ~ l.
-ds ~ ,heT amount where nc party las pad ls pre-
nl.lm iI-
Prenl4ms are payable annually big may a- PAD ssl--
srrla o 1-srcrg nd parties -aE.-g Life foc-s N .-n
tie nretlu amounts Id - may, ley prefer. tlrr
ri.s.ia. notes Tor 0le-l1 lie arr--- pIru-l. no
.hcl they WILL he required Oh pay .A per cent lfr--t
Prospectus aul a papers Necessary tu eject I.-re,
.rd All nfornsl Vi r-a1 ,o ne Plan a. 1erallls lag
be otf led .r.. q me once q Tie Company j. =. a.-st
DIRECTORS
Root L lr-rson Hcrry Mcf ar---t " I'D. A. ? P-c-4
Ctas : Maczrer " Llan N -iilfs-a 1itl-s >e..r
E-w 49, Allllly SEN Low A--fr~ ,i--t-
Lewis { Grover. JOE " Cortlt hall az u ~ --f-
ROBT PATTERSON frl----l-
bFN1 { NILLEE >ccret-Iy
JlstfH L. LcaJ. A-rli
VALENTINE NOT. ND Jas fAs AtssstLAtA = u
M--lcl. Board u C1nsl.-a1cl.
JAsEs SrEsaRr ND. fArsl-nce A. 'r-sq-sf-
Mrtlcsl Exan-l-r attends ~ - l-- la-y ron 3 p ;
o'c.ock ~ MNA>-
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NA"-oSLtaNs Canal AND BsNkfNs c..
New Orleans June o. ie4f
4 ~ a. tAl MEETING 81 re Soar. af d..
tfvc-sfs eet vf-alrl4i sidrna OF S rar -..t
was NecefCi raNae 81 lc Esns Isl NJ ,r1s, - b.. . .r
a ih, EaaS 81 Commerce To- NcN-N 90 III a,-t. ~ +.
Aggasf INlorI s. c BFl.f. Ca.t,sr
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- FOR ~iIE-Tl- property on which thr slbscf-
.. Ter me. Ig M vfI axe ~ NcNhurEh. Orange Couf-
~ fr 7 rolrin.nr about u acres u lfnl Gonna Ni-
ing f. view Ut fhe Mountains aui Hudson RIVER from
NJ, Point 90 Nev Hamdlr1h n shounds ".iA great
ysafv .f lit. their season within 100 minutes waA ol
tle steamboat landing more ili. description VII Be
..y-r ,u .oo..csuon ~ JOHN cox. ON tle prem. -es
- III. ms or " A cox 80 Mu.a e-ry-sL y \
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NNfACN o. fNNtl>h-t NfokfANr DrCfSlpN
For the bcnei Q, oug unmarried friends Of both se>.
Il whom right understanding 81 the sw NAV D., In,
portsnt We copy she following tron an opinion @.
Of Pennsy lvsnis. PEI Coulier Justice, Dewey Nc
MILAN ; Barr, lou'
az man cAegs marry woman OF promises 10 40 o.
be "A moi ronnd % comply VITA %. unless she
accept him u lakes Two o. make marSge con aci a.
well a. any other bargain Nlerc q man has eouifac
81 marriage with woman. ant mere puts 70 81, an
che becomes impatient SIC cannot erag hu ao coiri a.,
demand damages unless she iss iefmsN V1Sic0 20 per
form The cOusrsci De. pa mi be dishonesty isf~se
AID - pats end 20 he contract because pcfc4lce d
would prefer he marriage - tie sL aa0 10 V2ga "a
ssrSs and SehuylAiA Jo0raal.
rIRE-A fire broke cut last evening about .
o'clock IN the dry goods store O; =! C. Montgomery, ~
Main s. which destroyed ue4Tly tie euoTe STOCK ana
-restlv damaged The oudisg There an Insurance
M slaa,O on The stock-SAOO0 IN the Howard Com
pasy Ns~-YoOk. $500 10 the Lexington. Sud SJ.OOt
I, tie Delaware Mutual The stock IN the store va
large and embraced variety 81 rich saa cxqeasl,
foods The los Is estimated 10 tx sed The Insurance
scout SS0uO The building wSs owned BY {. J hsullli
ana assured In the Buffalo Marine tor SAooO. ~aica
vii cover the loss. lo~1~o N'~''et'
o. The officers OF the steamer Core, IN lss'
evening from the Upper Mississippi reeoFs esV1ns
passed the steamer unee TOBY ying uP al Ne",Alesny
On 23d instant having been abandoned oy Der pas
sensers aud the most OF her crew seventeen persons
had died oi Cholera on board CsPS NcAsasa nae
been very sick bar was recovering - LOUIS eh.'h-o
FiKk-TDe .teGn sawmil OF AIR. ;. NJ. Batter
IN the town Of Aienin this county totally destroy
ed by me this morning There was an insurance o.
sosne s. 500 on the premises SUI RePae. oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLINDS AND DOORS.

rIHHE SUBSCRIBER 90. l1nFa.et ia--l-res ~ lie
n..rrftrtlr- Of every l-scr plon Qf ,a----. Z lGs
.- Do1r. 20 tle usnr-r sad blgs cave -o nri-
-. a-.1 ri c-rl--'rl ans ll. lsrs before 4-vls olt
--r ...frsr. Orlr.s t1f ll- ,ol-derl tld Ca-9rl-a
.ral- executed g. slof. notice
L MOORE sTEAN-MfLL
fr g. ,t-r.t between D.cz AZ Ma---s-s resr - ron
FERRY. brooklyn Us ---'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

..-ssrs.~~is,AAD FoRr LEO go af.er .ar.'.I
.t-l J4le .le Boats vii rave Nsls-e
iDlc.-s sl ,ll..d 1ll T.lreeltt 80 etefs DAY "
days exc -rlI. JOB Do. q. and oc1e3 80 -
.fasc f1r, lee a. = "a. , &. . sr1 D o'cl,ra.
o. FrIags fhs 4. ID l11 r..cx lrps irlin NsF-f0h
and ne 5, ! ald Oc.eck Ups tom fou Lee 80
Jf..|.1
o. sunday -Nrrroou. le at trlrs from F4rf Lee -
1e al . al. p 9f.ask ? 81
Pic-l.c trgs ~l.. be made flil New. Yo-. H1ltsst
lle-lsgs, lL4fstsys and Saturdays. a. DC 90 A. \
Msr4rt -rips vii Re made ifom F9n L. "a ae-.if'
ll.f.lay al aallrtsy m1rllls. % }. A D. ~ ~
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!. rnE nAlKN EARM nF 2OO ACKE-. !

SV9 longing t0 David ; Mills, 81 Newt0vn, L. upon
49, o1 which be- now resldrsl Is offered Tor saeitr
Whole or in parcels The w@-kno~u reputation Ut me
above farm furnishes fully - character and slvanias'
being second tn none u the Union. Also e -nife .i1cA
t- Ioner. t1 tae same. For eru.. apply to II Me- -
Ar,er.rs. Institute = Y or DAVID : MILLS. ol i-e
-. 800 EEL Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

@ACOTNTRY SEAT o. THE I'll 9soN 70
t.. RENT Uh fOE SALE. cls.,e III '-.--i 4r- II
81 rl-.- s--T r. :. u.-s 20 .-- t-.' =
r al r- --.1.- --. a- address. 7 W AZ t..- .'''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
NEW.yoRK Anp GREENWOOD

10, LINE or STAGES. from no foos "
&sElaSx a Whiiehal o. New ! 0rs Stage fare oul !
eEs-.--->-~ u cents.
Passeuyers wisnlg 10 visit Greenwood car leag- Re
fo.t " Whshast where stages from al paris - ih-
CIV u Newf ceutef BY ne Hamilton Avenue Frrry
p South Brook yn and b. taken The 0feen~ ood Gene
r-ry Gale 10 ne above line u new nstcl8s Stages ad
- ind this shortest cheapest aud nosl eesant route
o. Greenwood CAhLDo bAIsE = ~.
srnih Hropslvn. April. IA sittp'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

- FIR-T-tLA~> -LOOP FOR -ALt-1
- 4 aye F.fA-ts.cop ssi table Dr Le Nort1 ~ -
Hfrf Falr. ll sold nnlIa- order. WI Dc ~
io@ iAflrc oi = K ID box H. " .mil Ffon De- .
= b Ane VI Ten tols o. Peruvian OlanD sosa =
i4Aea a. psriPs UsE-
q FOR ~A> FRANCISCO DIRFCf.-ta,-.
- IRA ALICE TAhLlyA AL ne spaicted % :.
lf-sy liuIlllE. ols rl- stale-fuou rrrl@ls -
-ik A. - AlDl-rr prfli vessel sll ll 81 -,
cte- il1 a. 1 For balance ol eiR li oassaee sff
myl7U ISAAC 7 SMITH. 90 Wal c1f. ~ 80
x FOR California; MEchASssssl
49, MN, % 80. lfll ia I 40 srared 9 ie -. -
STOCK n me Mechanics Mining Assoclaiio- -
De- clfs.asd by applying lnnrdiately
FOR sALE.-A sma. siean. =, 49,, Z
.,-.---.-l about lN Ions llrlt- fls- " VI :
lreadlh of beam 81 feet. ltf'A y ....t
feet Wei t,ted sd huud ior .na-. fo.ie 20 =
on iee.. and a. fast a. any boar ~ her s.zr
~ * >. A. HALsEl, 10 WAIT
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--.' .D' 'Hta' '4.i4-r. rfrrNfif. AIf -
~, y" Pc ~ fra1Hc-s M arrival of frr hurf, b9
~ &c Stages o. convey yas.-arers ~ s parts ri &C. cor
~ PosuuFey ~ IRE gtt iak-a ol sunday eEe'f
peaches
AL persons sre forbid lrlsrgg H7y nr lcc'4A
~ .s- 4h9tr boat or o~Lfr JOHNf kDDMAH tfr'l
20 I'D or. "a ne,L.l --L- u .-r--- u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

- WATCH CHAINS. hEYs. BREAsTPlNs lar
~ R.ngs. Brace els. Finger klgs. -..sef spoons
T. ! Forss. God PeLs and Case God. silver ari
o.. -, st-e Spec -ac es Fancy Goods. &C. Al 1i Which
= warranted genuine cheap and g.ol 81 TIC I'd store
.t5 Pear. corner VI Fg-lCr-st
NJ MMkSLIa = LOCKWOOD
s0 FASHIONABLE Hat just taisn-d. m-
I'll noel .-ndld srlce offered elegant re lct
six hats al the low price " - gslsl y sod for -
Aso. al article a. s. b. and J. l>-lsal lll' A. e.
rs m BROWN y csnsist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

rua ,FOHkEY POKT. land ~ aIF 0r' HaH-
-rAs-- i ton each way-t~O uIp- per dif TIE
Es--r n-z----5. --ainer JOHNHARr caves atuuersst
a- daily sunday. exc-pf-dI at I0 O'clock 81 and
81 Returning lraVes hefpof- at p e.leA' d" ~ a''
PM GA Sundays the middle tup VII Del omitted
----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

~ r r. u l = = = "a, -. -'-- ---..r.- =
Pr.rrr Psr-r a are prepared tJ i-r 50 good ard
nn.l---I 1- 81 1f Sew. Zoos Paper t1r rlsl r .a-
she.. all -r tl- cash sgs-- ne --l-- r -fll.e AL
"a tl- ..r-nasas 81 ss-- We refer - -rs
p-nc. r consumers -L -y al- b1--ll abb
ifV t0 l-lrlfacre -.ll ar-c4e of Paper Alvs.1e
wei li mace order a. s1orf nuCrr constant -lrry
s-.araa-eed JONES A WHEELN RIGHT.
uvi1 Iu liA Sta---sl Bos.0n
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:. rnC,RRI,CE MAKERS.-F.

O. TO CARRIAGE MAX ERS,-For sac or %
L., .-t a conveniently e.-rn-rt tWrIlint HAd "r4
- h tnres-trrg shop with blacksmith shop al oin
in-. % IlIty s. ll4rCI iu Mur-sfu"n. J Ire 4flAni
conr-i-- about or- acre with rut trees. shr Nfrf Ar
l. an ererurs -e-maArr ftFurtnr NnNct i"ls
n. NJ r. offered An.v rv .errr or Otherwise, tu
Tea 4 BREWSTER SONS. SCI Broadway. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

a. FOR ~AiE-A House ani SHOP I'D brirFii'e'
~, conner OBJ .alm and stephen SIS me mousse -
Tie - htr 100 a--taD aui stove store, al n -opd
Order nearly new a1i N.a.anay situated. For pt,cA-
lars fnlur- 90 .ne subscriber th- premises, ANfo
HROWE 0rof Mr CHARLES STARR. Jf III Foion-'l
y -B-lrFll e.. June 81. 1912 y- D."
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Gnnn AND MARRANTkD p

GOOD AND WARRANTED Pl.
r~T~---~1 =. A No fORIEs ran bel BAD of BENNETT
%Tlf-H6 n WILDER. l52 F4.tun-sf esst of Broad
~ i Jwav made ln The latest style and Of good
1-.f.~. those n want are respectfully llNted To- call
- r-g rs.r, f.ltffI BENNETT WILDER
- PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE
49, Vlat7 Barcisysi opposite the Asiof House,
ETHHT from % to1 9ciate,. y ress*o,a ild ",i
n,f7 -a. iale u. Usn d Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

ID AK OF SALISBURY The notes 0f Pie Bank
- g >t.Isflrg. M--T-l-4. deemed BY 2. HOrDh-
ION. 5. ISL .-s- a. pr r--t t.scallt. i--5 iTDA@.
4 EATHER HOSE % every 1=scnpu1n u.arufac-
isu-e- ~ ne 1esf Minerals s11 Constantly hsld e.
SO Hu-snr-L AT ~ cor OF Pear aEd Chatham
- lss aWkSui r. o BUCkAAsTEk
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UAUDOT FROM PARiSs ArcOraeoo ard ssraqainc
- r-r AID rerzrer usE-s -eis Cues, sf ocrz fnes
nd srrnr--nrs ~ ~ E-1ufne-st 1r .UIrs wsi sH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

s-Qr--l PIANO-FOKTES.-fer Persons about puf'
r. rlrnasllg Pianos wi hnl 10 to inrif van
y n age 20 call ~ Il. q enl Cos VI 'nNael.-
] J " ] Jry. l4i Fa.,ou-.r west 81 bfladwa az \
sen-fsl assortment OF Mahogouy and Rosewood Pianos
constantly on band which Wit Dee sold ow Tor cash ~ APP
proved paper Dealers supplied on liberal ,efms amos
,. = lYf Fliton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

IL 100 GREENWICH--T. COR OF
sr1T--1 gsjDEYsT NUNS tlsChhko a'nu'
E1N-.fff-tg SHfacory and Na-riO0m Superior PIANO
~ j Jf0ries. twausnfrd 90 stand any chma'el
" th metallic p.sie. reverse bridge a1d patent "f'itN
tr1u tube. well calculated tor standing n iuhe A.''
- t,.-u FoIfan Attachment Pia10-i1rrs .llet repair
4. and let on fffe leip i"
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NOTICE 10 BRICK MAKERS.

NOTICE TO BRICK MAKERS.
I'OR SAIL l. RANSOM : Brcs Moud.ry Ma
rt.1- pay BE- .een op-ra-oa every far az Do w.
sr-..rs1 I -.-r.-r 70 -l..l f, JET I'D rilf .r
l--rg 10 frIa P.cssl Ferry f4f farther formation
-l.re u c b POST ~ Ws.er--l Nrt IorS. lyI ln-
223 BOWERY.
4 n MONARCH l. cal tLe s.,-nl0n n AIDES and geo
telcu o. ls extensive lssol9llcl- " sLAw gods
la1~ i1r g-t-, yo-tLs aogs sud ilfan- Aso, tck
dr.o 4lf pear beavers. Cashmere, Pans lo-ss1
src hat ~ ~ cloth zld other csp- le. lm-
AcCoRDEOES.
UArDOT FROM PAR - Acc0rteOo srd S-rsrninc
- 41c fcCzrer ltE-s EJ.es fsf ,-ra p1res
snd krrar--nus ~ - s-oune.t 1c .rsirs rsa aH'
CUMBERLAND COAL -charU1g ~ FEW
y days from schooner Hiram OIrsrr iyot " North
MooresL 1r.trate srrcle oi CIi1er nd Coal --. -
for l.th. e.so 81 Lamp iJr family zee fo s4.e
~ sgP.y0 I slol.Ls Dle 1850,
49, N Anin."s-.i n~Af nfp~iNtf
SARATOGA WATERS-Fsom Pivi.ioo, Empire,
= AL C1lgr--- rrgs, constant recrlf-- alc
or - p. ~ lie quantity retail. -
riqs = tiA--NFk YOUNG. ~ Onafnan-st
IIREWORk 81 genera sssorrmenL sod N the
4 hssi qls.lfy. i0r SEE BY bADEAL LDLkNOOD,
isfi frr - " al gt1r-.-
VTANGINGS-Papef H.go pcs rom - " y nc.es
vice. d-rerrni cll4es ard co.9rs fDr ssle
f.-.r-,-g ..-'~~- GArhT DFeRirEaoN 3D. Ssr's -
ITO PRINTERs.-A comp.ets 81 Of Dryins Poss,
o. a-ces most splrOs-d kind. na1e - HOE CO fos
vls ~ sss fri51ns oaea nIsu
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Respectfully. yours.
ID. WlLM0T.
If1n. YIN. ]. RRoYS.

Ifa. YIN. j. BRowx.
NJ. Brown vert On t. ,indicate himself. and aYoued
'as Gsd was bis Judge. ii he hal been chosen Speaker
OF the House, lie would have constituted he canmtto
~ such II give satisfaction bath 10 Size
/. North and The S1ath. lie would have placed upon
thtse committees the aol,st men. boh from the Noah
aud toe : ulh'
NuW followed explanations anil excuses Ga|n various
seenfhefu Depoe a.lc mel hgfs Whpl1d fatsl b.
Mr. Bart Appealed iaAlt Bsyiy tel lac ii1yac He had
persuaded han IA -ito tat vote.
Alr Days. stated tai hf had fePfssan'ei NsBawas
recoTd. as meaher # en- fass. aftutTly. f., be
cxrePi naba. aai furher liai Bo0o bad specifically
"dtagrDsl mai = airea prdae lo SHlhefn ueabsr,
that he GBuWn) was opposed 90 flt agitation 4 Isr
subject "a siatcfy and Tie Nm.t pI,,iso iuevsfy
shape md .1n 20 Is Isu It c9rld be pscsaieln Hul
had Mr.. BaYly knaNn the ICES uaw dselasfd. 'sau
car by consideration wuul taee induced hn, 10 y0)c
rs he dl."
Nj lhanas # ieuaes.ac, iraared the II loss 10
lei hin change hs yuc, as II vas gwen aadet mlsap
prohsusnn
Mr. Burt sail. If 1he correspondence had b1en known
a. "thrtr was not SadlaGa man lba House hui
would have regarded nsat 10 be asi,rJ In sate
Tor him (Brwn)
Mir. Ncnah'e T. lated the must pe5iye Assurances mace
by Drown To hun, and deeply regretted bis eo.e.
NJ. Robinson, oi ladanaa. ier5ly defended ms col
lealoe
Mr. lfobhaa. II Alabama. said he addressed Brow q
hotter demanding Il he Was ff "ouh. iulrrlfrrnrr y
lrwn, ~ reply, shower hn lhe record Of his past
canrse. which hr said. Nas satisfactory.
MI McNuHea. ~ Va, made hf llp9lua nstluIzh
ing s'aemeai concerning conversation wi Bowu that
morning
IL (lraer) ,ta'el 20 hin that he uas clatRei by
Madame Ruu4T with having pyru "a pledge ttfle
ffee-Nl gerteman lhat, In lha event at his beng
elected Npeakef, et should b' then care II Tho pan
teman stated hat these eeoeuru had called upon nu.
and that be had said to tlen thai he could give me-
ricde7 tn advance oi h's Il seh. EXCEPT tia IA thsor-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
Iio,c he Disela sue camr .lLoat

clos, the Intelligent correspondent of the Baltimore
SON descrihes The crlttnty felt m Washnu,an Tuesday
night that i}r wa would be elected speaker as the Free
Splers qHug Ia far him. aud plycs the fll ~.
ing explanation OF lie do uu NJ
There 40 combination that the NNhip caprns
cnud make last night thai would defeat Nj Bnwp,-
The Wing, at hrr raueus deierniuel nai Ia nominate
any one---and 'iai -oy member shunl be- at 6h,rf, Ia
vote acc rang 10 his own pfeiorences--AlG Nimhrup
being out It view.
When The nIll was at the loflielh lime callrd tbs
morning, n was b lievod t. be lr ihc a-l unr WArn
Mr. CD iugs voted tor Bawa every ane sup posed tina,
there would be ma eerun But three Suuthefn mrt,heIs
who had yesterday yued Cor Blown voted for Boy,t -
The sensation was very great when Mr. Ssddla and
Mr.. Wallace voted for Boyd. MI Boo eli alu yod tr
Blvd.
Mr. JONES, of Tenn. and Mr. Cobb. uf Alabama
rhaneed Their votes nj the end Of The oao and voted tot
NJ, Brown.
1t thus happened tina, Brown received hundred and
twelve vhcs-and the voles OF Mr. Sedlen. Nj Btroel
and Mr. Wallace would have elected hn and with one
vote 10 spare
Now as 10 the circumstances that Id Mr. Sedler
and hi Boe5ck and Mr.. Wallace 10 change their vote
and 60 against Mr.. Brown. Last npht it seems Mr.
Holmes became aware that Mr.. Brown had entered M.
arrangements with the Free Smcrs hy vbith tb,i
votes were secured. lie stated the f4c his naming
MI Seddiu, and impored hiin II pause unii the su
jeel could be Investigated. Ait. Soldlu acelralnoly
with two others prevented the eleci OF Nh Brow,
The first ballot
Mr. Holmes had authorized Mr. seldom L. eve hi
name 10 the House. It necessary, Authority fr Il
fact thar Mr. Brawn bad made artapgemenIs lie sccun
the Free Saers.
In tue debate On Mr. Stauly's les buttons whjc
followed the ballot. the whole affair was brought out
never witnessed such deep agitation in The House
wish to mention that, after the letter was read tn
substance OF which was that Mr. Brown would 50 ar
range CERTAIN committees as 10 be satisfactory To Nh
W i'm"t, and his friends Mr. Seldom and Mr. Inue
ana other gentlemen came round Mr. Holmes and thin,
ed Inn on The part of the South for his timely inter
position Alr. Brown has withdraw his name as can
dldate. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

/ the South. The Union, he said. thing Of consent
add of foe. II formed By compromise, by bar
cain and when the terms Il The bargain were depaf ed
from the tInan ends When The soul II the Union
gane The Uninn must expire with IL. tn. snl # the
Union mnsi be fund in the profound love Of the Union
and hst 1--we he mainisin,d. could mol exist II these
pfolaniiies were carried ino effect.
Mr.. Hubbard here read letter which WIS addressed
u Mr.. VIM J Brown. few days ago, putting inter
nga'ofies Ia him whether he 10 lasm Of The WI
mot Ptuvisi2 Whether Congress could abolish slavery
in the District of Colpmbia2 would be be willing To
pass for that objecl MI IL said that Mr.. Is. did
mol answer him in Whiting. but brought him speech
which he delivered some time ago, expressing his views
upon these questions Those views did not satisfy him,
and he did throw bis for him until solicited 10 do
sa by Southern gentleman WIN differed with him as 10
these views.
Mr. Conrad Of La, took the floor and made some re-
marks IN winch he expressed his opinion. that II was
the wish Of Il decded msniiy of the House that the
House should not be organized territorial grounds
had been the wish Of the House 10 thus organize II,
cpud have beet done the first day Of the session.
lie showed that there prevailing disposition TO
keep mp tie great national parties lie WINS willing to
take up the resolution Of he gentleman from New York,
T. adjourn wh view Of the conference effect organ
zairn.
Alr Matslrai expressed his as'onishmen, at the ap.
pea's which had been made by the gentlemen from the
Two territorial extremes Of the Union. lie detained
against both of the extremes who sought, Ia organize the
House with regard 10 sectional interests. IL was ex
peeted by the country that shonld orginre He was
prepated To stay here until the House organized
but WIS opposed to such rganizatlon would give
tlona bias 10 the organization.
Nhrn the debate brought To n close by the
iiesaton Of n desire. the part ofmany members, to
have anuher trial Of strength for he choice of Speaker
the ll vas called fur that purpose with the FLOWING
suit
Wmllnp 30; Glib 40; Boyd &c; Potter q; stanly
q Norehead ~ Bayly &; Wilmoi 4; L. Stevens A.
3, Mel.ane q Schenck 2 Mcdowell q
Iioroan .; llilliatd =; McClemand 2; Outlaw |; Mar
,all l. Breet l. Burt l. Julian /; Stlnton /; Strong l.
Eourd 1; A. johnson |; Ashmun |; McLanahan j
Disney |; Roo Bingham l. Total "a.
The ballot closed 5. o'clock, and then The House
ldautned.
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correspondence # The Baltimore american.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

rr,. washington, dee IS. 1919.
The Senate met as usual and wihou, dun1, o,y h,
siness aduurned I'LL o-morrow ~ "
-, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Inc House met at IL O'Clock. The Proceedings of
yesterday having been read
Mr.. Brown Of Miss, submitted resolution ,o, ,ho
Hon Howell Cobb, Of Ga, be chosen Speaker uf ,h,
House for the 1hiuy-frst Congress
Nir D. IN Offering the resolution said he had consulted
with lew friends npgn the matter but with the rrn1ls
man from Ga. he had not; he had no doubt ,hs ,o
proposition had been submitted to him his assent IN i,
could mol nave been obtained He wished to put 81 N
'he scenes which had continued for days; scenes most
, u"lpon'ape 'ndee1. The political party 10 which he
belonged had majority and certainly were entitled 10
me speaker ne showed tina, tina, majority, however in
consequence OF the mpraciicabIe course of members
oeionsng TO bath political parties could moi be made
ed that unless this course was taken there caJ be
no Speaker The genileman whose name was in tho
resolution was enlnenlly qualif4l in every respect -
iaci which was admitted by his political opponenls.-
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Inc National nelhgencef states that the last steamer
brought out letter from Mr. Rves and official papers,
making known the fact that the two brothers Monies
qnIou, who recently killed two young men in ST. Louis
ana wounded two others, without provocaon or even
acquaintance aud Immediately after arriving at the flo
TEL are sons OF Count Monesqulou, who was insane.
ana destroyed his own life two years ago. Their elder
brother is now insane in Paris. They are of renown
ed family and came to the United States for information
ana recreation Their terrible cannot bat he at,rbu.
ted to hereditary insanity. The celebrated Duke de Ia
houeheiuucanid l.ancouu, author Of the MaAims, y
was their rational grandfather.
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ROSSITER'S PAINTINGS.

we have not yet had the pleasure ofseeng the
kosster gallery which opens to. day, at the Ma
some Saloon We have no hesitation, however,
from the general reputation of the artist, and from
the notices we have seen of The exhibition in our
mails OF taste, III saying that our citizens have.
rarely had an opportunity of seeing paintings OF
The same degree Of merit. The picture of Ruin
and Naomi is particularly worthy of commenda-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

Go The Legislature of South Carolina. has express
ed lis APPRECIATION of Southern Convention to be held
IN Nashville. next Juoe 1t has appointed lnr delegates
tor the STATE At large (Alesss fangdon Cheves +. H
Gilmore, IL. w. BaTnwell, and j. H. Hammond and re.
commended that The Congressional Districts cleo. two
delegates each.
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We learn from Washington that the difficulty which
occurred in the House of Representatives on Thursday
last b tween MIR. Meade of Virginia. and Mr. Duer, Of
New York, and which, it was feared. might lead to a
hostile meeting, was amcably settled last evening by
The lnteTcesson of mutual friends of the parties-Eau
more american.