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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
WHOLE NO. 2s3s.

,steucs. would sooucr hook sor It II the bacS
woods or IN early Greece. before the snat men
of whom fools write sud colleges and boarding
schools read had arisen
The French o., ernment as receivei orhcia'
uotice that y .ccu Isabella H. q; SPAN : c1clf VI
Leiier.writer. -om Madrid d..Ste On The egcfiJ7
M tis2.srita II her youthful MNesty-sged ~
sd bond ~ roliicking fun The anniversary oi the
arrival % q ashes OF Napoleon $ the l5th-to ~
celebrated oy the Archbishop q Pans No OppOr-
t1nity = ost 20 WHY aud disseminate Imperial
memories The RisorgtneRf0 II Turin states thai,
>.v.0 Peilico Ire celebrated sathor Ia. come for
ward a candidate ior tle next elections IA 7 ed
mont hsving hitherto kept sloot from politics
HIS former Imprisonment for the Sood cause should
secure MS e., 'tlou Among the attest Roman h.ts
0f news j. tA.s The Pope VII not enter Rome
without havlac e soldiers for as quarts sad
BE wishes Span.a O., arm part Of the garrison "a.
Rome uutl, the Roman army shall be completely
organized De also demands that the treaty OF
Ciaeta shall be completely executed that is. that
tha French shall occupy Ciyita Necchis AMI SPo-
leto. the Austrians Aacona and The Sqsnisrds and
Ncapo.itsns 20 70 Rome ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Ohio and Anarchy.

The Columbus Sfqiesm0n coDtrOver's our aver
men, that two successive State Elections have fully
concentrated the fairness Of the last Legislative
Apportionmeut OF Ohio Saws The Salesman
;be den maj he result Of the eicctn Dfd-i ihs p
rortionmeni .chene demonstrates - fai,Hel D. 10 say
i- east extremely ridiculous Becsus" y u Vel sn""u
bet that has been upon AZ appeal ip h' people egdH.f
bsve Cured several lsrge Wing districts which they never
could have carried under Inc usual and ordinary questions
.sate that the Counties of Trumhul and Geeugs- Lofsn
AID Medina Cuyahoga and Franklin, "a wei ~ Jefferson
"a Belmont were carried by tho Democrats ON me issue
u the fairness uniamess and uncOnsuh"haiy on me
Appornonmeut scheneand we now ere convinced tha u
me Apportonmen' scheme had been TAR and equitable 81
'hss Counties would have elected Nhlgs ?" ms session
al The Genera Assembly Therefore claim mat the
.a OF the under tins ApPoruonnen hs been he
decision Of the people agansl ia iarness ana CONSTITUTION
sliy-that question bearing down party lines
Now. although the Statesman is very unlikely
70 r.0procate our courtesy, We have quoted the
above 10 show is decided unlainess and iutili'y.
The Statesman names eight Counties rs carried
by rs party on tho issue of the fairness or unfair
ness and unconstitutlonallty OF the Apportonment
scheme. AS It saws The Tribune must certainly
be aware Now We not only are no' aware %,
any such thing, but We know great deal better
OF those eight Counties four Medina Loraluo,
Belmont aud Jefferson have long been doVh
Gl in their political character. returning Lo
% Focos 70 the Legislature at least one year IN
three of tho last twenty Franklin was formerly
Wing but has for some years been noarly bal
snced. owing to strong influx of now settlers
mainly adverse TO the Wing party These Coun
ties in ls44-three years and half before the
contested Apportionment voted rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

We thus see that long bcfoye the contested APP
Vortionment in two most spirited elections when
very full votes were poled and the W hgs carried
the State five ont Of the eight Counties now claim
ed ms Loco-Foco gains acooun, Of the Appor-
tiounent. we're very closely balanced, one Of them
giving A Loco Foco plurality ON Governor They
are all close Counties 10 day. aud we think Wing
Counties except IN SO far as Lorsin and Medina
tom ~ pieces by the Free Soil distraction So,
most emphatically ara the other three rrumbull,
Geaucs and Guy which only seem 10 be
Loco Foco because OF the Third Party and its ella
morous ssseverstions that tho Wing party has
ceased 10 be Whc
Now We will invite the Statesmans attention 10
test far more conclusive SEABUN FoRp was
Member OF the Legislature which framed the Oh
noxions Apportionment which he supported and
voted for at every stage and has ever since upheld
asa law of the land He was nominated by the
Wings for Governor with full knowledge OF these
facts. opposed BY John h Weller, most vocIierous
con,enmer Of the present Apportionment who
stumped the State thoroughly, making al the CAPT
,al he could ou, OF this question And, although
the Wings OF Ohio were disappointed distracted
aud messurably psrayzed by the nomination OF
Gen Taylor at Philadelphs, yet Seabury Ford, the
enactor and champion Of the existing Apportion
ment was elected over John B Weller It's vehe
ment opposor by the full vote Of lis,666 to i4s,32l
II this was not decisive verdict by the whole PEG
pie 81 Ohio in favor Of the Constitutionsli'y and jus
ticc q the Apportionment. we see not how there
could be one
But again The eight Counties Dragged OF by
The Statesman as Apportionmeni converts. voted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
The Disunion In the Senate.

Correspondents q The Tribune N.sHseros THURSDAY Jsa o
twas gwen out this morning that the LOcos
hal determined to drop Forney and run McCLN.
rock You've late Chief Clerk in the Treasury De.
psrtment The report however was not Sus.
tanned by the tact After the first tnsl Il wss Nh.
FooTE ths, was dropped his name having been
withdrawn by Mr. SoHENcK, who stated that it had
been used without the consen, OF Mr. FOoTE and
withdrawn by his desire CANPBELL was then
re nominated and Mr. PRINDLE OF New.N orb and
Nr FISHER OF Delaware, were brought into the
field have heard the name OF 4 Southern Wing
who Yesterday proposed % New York Whs tha,
jhey should both throw their votes Tor FoRNkY
tie fortunately walked up the wrong passenger
this time But the fact shows that al the Whigs
cannot be depended on. Ii has Just been an
nounced IN my hearing that there are four Wings
who have determined 10 vote for FORNEY 10 NOR
row But the talhUs eA in the vote for FoRNEI
ip day may induce them II they hsd come 70 such
A rash decision. 70 reconsider II
Mr. MATHEW 81 CLAIR CLAREE WAS on the
House during the day and WAS IN high spintS, con
siierinc his chsnce tor the Clerkshp a. bright
know not on what grounds he came t. tins conclu
son There appears 10 be nothing IN the aspect o.
the proceedings t. justify Il Ia fact when the
House adjourned, no one appeared 70 be- possessed
II any data on which q conclusion could be buit As
to the result Of tomorrow.
Owing 10 the time occupied IN calling he House
thus morning the FIRST trial was not made un'ii near
% c.ock
Mr.. CLENKNS has again thrown down the ssuut
let to the North. The Sonih, i, seems, has drawn
q hne. and told the North. Cross 1t. Il You dare
Very likely Mr. TooNBs said something ike 10,
and threatened ~ hiring m bin, at some uncertain
period, 70 dissolve the Union But when he wss
calmly replied - by Nj Allen. &" II Georges wishes
% quit the Union. let the gentleman bring IN his
bin snd u vii receive respectful confederation 81
his IRE went ont The iceberg quenched the flaming
brand MIR CIEvENS thinks that when the North
pernllts the existence Of abolition clubs and ,ocie
ues fordissemirstne ,ncendary publications among
The slaves the fatal line IS well nigh touched
In fact they are STYLED encroschmen;s, which are
10 be checked by the new spirit which has sprung
up m the South | imagine that the thunder Of
Nj CLEMENS viii cause no greater slarm out o.
the capitol than did the thunder 81 Mr.. IooNSs
The President has recently declared that he has
not the slightest apprehension Of danger to the
mon. and think 10 one else should have any
Mr. BUTLER was unusually vehement DIS sctlon
is quite rs expressive as his language he shSkes
his white locks and his cheeks flush crimson hue
His excitement bee anne so intense as % impede his
uttersnce and the sords come tumbhng over one
another in hois,erous confusion. In these Psrox
ysDs, he sometimes throws out very lls1lnne sx
pressions. To-day be violated tbs courtesy Ct sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
rrom the wn.r Indie.-Arri,nl OF the Thames.

The steamer Thames, Capt ARBOfr, arrived
Yesterday four DAYS from Bermuda The Thames
Kings the following dates Domerars- Dec 20,
Berbuce. 10, Tobagc u. Trinidad -, Grenada "a,
csrnscion %. St Nlpcents. -. BsrbRdoes' %, st.
Lacca. %. Guadalupe. 30, Dominique. 90, MART
sseue 80 Antigua 81. Momserrat. 81. News 81, -
Kits, 81. Tortols Jan / ST. Thomas lst Jamaica.
Dec %. Porto Rico, IS. s.. Jsso de Cubs 20. Hs
vAaa, e. Honduras, II. Vera Cruz. H. Mobile, a.
Nssssa 80 Bernuds. eth ms,
The Great Western left - Thomas a. noon lst
Iarssry. Tor Bermuda where she exchanged with
tee steamer Thames. Capt George Abbott The
y. W. arrived at Bermuda at 81 O'Clock on the
20 January ate which she proceeded 70 South
Snpion with all the West India and Mexican
a'sis aud passengers, aud about Ss57,7so on
freight
lie Thames left Bermuda at noon, on the 7th
INST and viii sail again on the llth for Bermuda
snd & Thomas. We are sory TO hear that the
Ansmes rs the last steamer which the Royal Mai
oesmpscket Co, intend sending to New York. as
~ m'ure they will come no further than Bermuda
'hs Thames brings but passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
POPULAR LECTURES
scIENo And Art,
OgLIyERED ~ TIE CHEF CITES ArD Towss ~ rss
UNITED srArLs,



BY DIoSYslUs LAkDsEa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
ord and weller as follows

Majority fer Ford lApPornoumenA t,2ji.
Does that look hike rcvol, against the APportion-
ment Law
The Statesman attempts to answer oar state
men, that the Loco Foco vote Is as much ooncen-
,rated in certain localities as the N'hiS strength j.
IN others. but does not seem to understand u IL
Is c thai the strength Of one party IS Just about
as much piled up IN certain sections as that OF
the other 50 that fair Apportionment would give
to eseh party representation closely sssimilaied
to It's relative popular vote This is done hy the
present Appornonment Law. Of which two several
Elections hsve demonstrated the fairness and
comfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
YORK SATURDAY MORNING, JaNUA.y ~. 1850.

stoIal debate hr BIS personal assault on NJ HAZE.
and NJ. DAVIS II Mss WHO does nos oomms1i -
much respect rs VI BvTLER. threw OK s era
t1i-ous nsu.; against he wh1ie North. b. inc-
ing them 20 f-lt the f-st bat-is AZ once, u u
was determined N push the South % *
'rem.ues In spite II a. this. hl~eve.,
there Is no more danger threatening toe Union a.
tbs moment than there has been during the whole
period Of thrses-ore and odd years since Il ~as
framed II IS imprsgna5.e n the affections q every
patriot II the Union is % 20 down. ssF' zen
ersI Tav.0r ! wiz 60 down win t. lFsiIoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
Remarkable River.

The fY,rti4 Sentinel contains accoun, cf the
animation by 4 committee of scientific gentlemen
IF the River W scssa. in Florida. with a view N
testing Is capacity for water power tor manuisc-
turing purposes and th, practicshility " connect
me- il with tie ~ MARKS By canal They tonnd
water Al the head the river thirty t0 foef above
,ho hugo wates IA he 81 Marks al New pert The
Sentinel describes the Wscisss River As one x
ne natural cidostics almost peculiar ~ Florida
Il takes ts rise like tho Wakulla, 10 springs ~
tremendous volume. iorm.ng an immense basin with
bold shores from Nhirh Il runs IA a ssh droctioo.
~ deep and broad stream about iour,eea miles.
O a. swamp. whore most OF 70 disappears through
.uhterrsncau channel. hy whchlt - discharged M.
% fhe Guh THIS uyer Is SAID 20 contain greater
volume of water than the Potomac Or James River,
ini Ike all MYERS having similar rise in Florida
.tis Affected neither by druuih or fresh, sAording
lnr steady uniform and unvs7yins current all tIie
gar ANY conceivable amount OF water power can
BIZ obtained by means OF the canal proposed. and u
wl not be- uniaiiing but sararBiRg Tho commit.
-ee are Of opinion that more than zen tunes the
water power OF Lowell can he found there ~ =
email expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

CoaNIssIos ON CLANS AGAINST MgxIco.-On
Monday and Tuesday 10 were decided The Board
ns occupied examining and discussing several
ended claims -.
Iy,sdne,day Jan Q, les0-The memorial ~ William w
Corcoran Ut s city SssgEes Of Bradford Williams ana
Joseph II Lord claiming for legs etuenSn Of dunes on
u the port Of Vera Cruz Ia January, 1854 being tsarn I'M
der consideration together with the proofs and doeunenn
Connected herewith tho Board % opinion ihsf M
C. 4lm i valid. and the 10 allowed accordingly no
noun, Ia be- awarded subject tho future schon q IN?
R0srd Afer consultation on some further cssss ho bosfd
adUuraed until Il A NJ tomorrow Nat lhishseneG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

Az ELoPENTNT AND ARkEsr About SIX weeks
.nce Young named Anthony fangburn, residing a.
f1uds. Montgomery County, elo ed nom nat place win
h. win ri WIN Clapper. woIfhr mechanic " me iowa
falghurn le and three children and the isihless
len interesting hite su seven years d" Age Tho
.uiv % took some sS Ia gold, -ver lever wsich and
.undry other property belonging IA MI Ciapper ID dsy
pens.s IL Journey They came 20 hs city direct
tal MP 0enesee valley "a ut Morris whsfe Sey
peni irw days uu hey supposed inquiry had ceased
sien they returned city and took lodgings IN IAN
v Dassing - husband and wife The deserted husband
.oi mkhug vi lef Whereabouts. and spphed " leur
% the Pole. Magistrate tor assistance n recovering hs
property, u wife Our sEAni cons ahies were pot
ung finding he lady aud gentleman, and IN saturday
s alter arrested aud committed BY he Police Mage
ate, who Immediately iseghphod 10 he husband % ne
siv hat he bird sged The lady vas perniiiec, a
her solicitation, accompany fangbun Ia AL where
as pa-ssd he hight of saturday On Sunday Mr. CIspper
arrived and the prisoner delivered into his custody "a
pr taken 10 Montgomery County TRIAL Whom tho has
,ald the wife he Police Once scene OF mutual
fecnmnston followed that u easier imagined than DO
-,ribed The asy length concluded 10 accompany her
ord 10 his resdsoce bat believe oifhoT parry vs hf
rom being reconcedwe sure Pangbuu wa fal rom
&C. Roc3 Daily Adv sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

SUPREME CoURr ~ rHB UNITED drATGs-
BashsagsDa wsdaesdsy Jan ls5o-Dsnlsi Hawk, Zee
q New York, admitted AZ Attorney and C0.eseaos on
MS Court . No ~ WIN. heClAnahsn's .dminisussors
n, Richard Davis al Apes. from lhs Circuit Coar ~
no ned states fr the Dlsinc Of Columbia MI Jss Net
-n delivered the opinion II tho Court Affirming ths detse
Il .aid Cifcuit Cont this with cn-ts NO " ~
mnnd J II Gibson plaintiff In error, 90. bgsdord we
ems TIL. cause wss argued by Messrs. homeyn and
Wood for the plaintiff IN error and submitted printed
argumeut BY Ar Bright for tho defendant 10 cff0 M
Oau.ed al Tomorrow II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

81, SrwYoRK DAILY TRIsusE IS PUBLIsHED
yyERY xoRsIsc (sUSDAYs EXCEPTED,
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
IA Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
IA aelivered 10 CRY suoseross or ~ cents I 5
- ~ urorfhs year ~ the same rae single copi1-
- Gents Mai Subscrbys 1--WE Dollars Per annun- IN
sssn<e Subscription. taken TOR months FOR tnfee
~ofhs 81 80 Three Dollars "a stgance required m a. =
l.nges with Country Newspaper DAILY papers rec--so
=. ~ dice Whose s cher than ihrse OF IT.
r-lalre are Dot a.lsNed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
The Threatened Iaundatiou of,he Mississippi.

The rapid and az this season. unprecedented
rs IN the Mss.sspp, River has excited the iesrs
NJ the citizens Of New. Orleans a. 4 very oonsids
able extent; and another nuDdsnon evea niors
Iisasnvus than that o, last year. a dreaded BY
nsny On the s9th ult, the nvcr broke thgOagh
'at ,cSec al Madame E.hns plantation. IN the psr
IN " - John the Baptist oa the lcf bank OF ths
-Ser opposite Bonnet Csrre about Sc miles above
View Orleans. The river. on tho SOth ut. ~n
SAID 10 be- ouly tour aud quarter cet below tho
ligh water mark during the eraow of last season
and the authorities OF the city have their survey
~, on daty 20 report what steps are necessary a.
1e taken "a prevent such another disaster. The
D0acDr}iG lgysihOcHccr OF the 2sth says
The M.ssissppi River bAs been nsag a. M. pani now
esry three weeks u !, sul sag and We have no, sesr
much dr' IN he rver for oug time IS We saw ye.tes-
iav The eight i,et below high wsicrnlaik -
has rssn nearly Twelve feet since the cori.nuins
se began The Interior hAmg up rspady but
vistcr ths arises INN, Red River lacking up hlsck RV-s
fum fow IN contrary direction, We have no. ten
.bc learn ID ne Interior ~ Ms parish tho water a
,olny up o. the low ~ such ~ cxsni tAss
le mail e0ufacof between has point and TOO blscs ans
rensts rVcTs. pSe.i the necrs-iiv ~ -st ss-s~tr
~ NJ -.shs "a h.s next weeks tur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

~ Ex-Governor THOMAS g PRATT was yes
terdsy elected b. the Maryland Legislature TO be
L : Senator ios tic laexpired term OF Reycrdy
Johnson and for uIl term Of six years thereafter