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harged-Antoinette, a slave belonging to
Mr.. Mace, and Pablo Alcinde, free man OF color,
were yesterday examined before Recorder Genos
on the charge of breaking into the house of Am
brose Leclerc on the Goth ult., and stealing lot
OF jewery and Sl2S in money therefrom. After a
full investigation of the charge, the case was dis
missed, as there no evidence to implicate the
accused,
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Second Municipality Police.-Richard Jones,
Carter b Harden, Henry Ivy and Edward Hamer,
were yesterday arrested by the Second Munich
pality police and locked up dangerous and suspi-
clous characters. A few arrests were also made
for breaches of the peace.
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The steamer Uncle Sam left st Louis the 18th ult-n
port for NewOrleans, steamers America, Atlantic, Colum-
bus, Amaranth and Tuseumba passed the Alton
aground at st Francis Island
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Inguest-An inquest was yesterday held on the
body of a white man, name unknown, who was
found drowned in the river opposite the Place
DANES, A verdict Of "found drowned " was
returned
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Weekly Report of the Charity Ho,pi,aJ
Henry VANDERLINDEN. Clerk.

Our reporter was in error in stating that Mrs.
Pagaud of the High School for Girls had resigned
1t was Mrs. A. G. Pagaud, assistant in the Franklin
Snhnnl
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HXpOfIs.
MARSElI.LEI-Per ship Tennessee: 50 bales cotton
ll bbis h do Al ties and 81 kegs lard 20 600 slaves
PALAtH COLA-Per schr Jenny Lind: 2 hhds sugar
9 bbs Hour 10 do whisky, 20 do bread, do PORK do
lard u ck bacon Is bbs onions. 10 do potatoes cks and
Gs hams ~ bxs cheese 10 do soap % SKIS oats 26 do coffee
ST NJ ARkS-Per schr VIM Pettes: $50 hbls flour q
do whisky, q hhds Bacon do sugar, baggng ii els
rope, . bags coffee, etc. " ~
TAMPA BAY-Per schr VIM II Gatzner: IS bbls four
corn, 80 30 salt, 10 do coffee
PENSACOLA-Per schr Marina: 80 bbls flour 10 do
moase 20 do whisky. hhds sugir 10 casks bacon 10 do
rce ~ Kegs lard, 100 SKIS corn, 50 bales hay. etc.
MOBILE-Per steamer Douglass: $50 bbls whiky, Is
bags cOIiee ".'' -
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Passengers.
rice, from Hayre-49 in steerage.

NOtsn the First municipality dssgnAtsl ths follsNin'
abs y mi the Nss cSmrnsn at the RArss6 an" run up
In the Second ,m2 Mes, above the SeamUaJ
ng No. being FlstUsat Landing In Third mSl the
EHra.h md NJ Lnng Ferry ah sri
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schOOneFs.

MIR. WILLIAM LUYSTER becomes Member of
WI our Firm, from this date. LENERlCH Il co.
New Orleans, Oct. l, 1850.
THE undersigned will continue the COTTON FAC
L forage and COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the style of LEVERICH & CO., as heretofore
NewOlIeans, Oct /, lS5O.lm WILLIAM LUYsTER.
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FNShtOnNbTe TAiIOrInU EstaDIIshHItIlIg 7
No. I64 Camp st opposite ths FlOraHce House,
New orleans.
TINHE undersigned has hand and constantly IN receipt
L of large additions of FRENC Oh AND ENGLlsH
GLOTHE, CASSIMEREs and tEsliNGs, OF the
finest latest styles and best manufacture and Is now well
prepared to supply his friends and the public with Fail aud
Winter C2Okng made in the best Of the latest
Paris and Northern styles and at very reasonable prices.
AlsO ON hand a fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and hi own manufactures consisting follows:
Sats oil Eao1 nss s es s and " 90 GO
Vests do patterns and " 10 to %
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts Cravats, etc. ~ Terms
Casa. - -
SD 3m II. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor.
lNIRE BRICks-5n, 600 English landing from ship Asto.
IL ria; 50 600 do. Scotch; for safe by
HAYMAN & HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
e. Agents for the Biloxi Bricks. IS
TRINDsTONEs-4 pieces in store
VI % A. +. COCHRAN co. q Tehoupitoalssst
on <. = GSo,ieRAsl3SiS CO.. Il Tshappissua, 1T
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C,IGAR EXAMINATION FOR SALE situated

C,UI.AR PLANTATION FOR SALE Situated
= abont % miles below New Orleans. There is sess eS
ahon, IO acres of pne-l50 cultivated nSS5 S4A
cane dwelling and sugar house, with all - -
arv ontbuidings Io servants. stock of and work
oxen and n negroes This property VIII be sold liberal
credit no a good purchaser. For particulars apply
sis I'm THOS. G. MACkEY, Canal st.
DoOTS. SHOES AND BROG ANS-347 cases land
ID ing from ships Kentucky, President r. ID. shepard,
and bark Patrick Henry, comprising great assortment Of
BSSgtf shoq' and bTqEfg sf Rely u uu,ombou,, st.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Tennessee, Cook, hTarseileS lain AIov,,d.r
Schr Jenny Lind. NicbOl, ADaacbicoIa " " w.
-chr WIN Pette Thompson. ST Marks f G Rogers & co
Schr Martha, Webber, Pensacola 1'' ~, tI,sig
Steamer A Douglass, Montgomery Mobile O'' m5ste,
Arrived,
& NJ Heine-lst my. '-''S'' " -
ship gosephus Day, ~ days from Boston, to maser-2d N.Y.
LIST my. S'' ~ ''''7'~'
Ship John Haven, Harding, 30 days from Boston, to master
Sd my. ' ~ ''A'0''
teT-lst my. P' ~ mus
STEAMBOATS,.
Uncle sam, Van Dnsen, from ST Louis
Nachez No2, Leathers, from Yicksburv
Ginsy, IRE, from bayou sara.
- ID MOsby, kerchiva, from YaZOo CITY
Towboat Anglo Saxon, Davis, from the Pae-yen down
- ght-bronght Mp ships OrozlmhO and IosephUs
TowbOat Persian, Andrews, from the Passes-0wed down
and to sea the 9Th u ships Sheffield Heinrich Won
Gagern and Union-brought up ship Beatrice and bark
TOwboat Louisville, MTcPherson, from the Passes-weDt
down lght-brought up ship John Haven.
RELOw-COMISG
ships COrdeia and Jas TitcOmb, and brig unknown
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ffsg n The rtegrlns TarFet steamer ST.
tgFff@g-1 EHAHAf t5--t o. bnns va i5ay Il T,onis
sSl'sffFF1s FasB Christian and Mississippi L,y- ne new
9nu Dahuin Lake sesnler ST. CHAR t.E5. Cant W 4
ou,i, bqlt e& Dressr Tor the Lake g WITH
Ac2m gf VII qaye the PonteqIIain Railroad on
I.UESDaS and THURSDAY MORN iN(iS on aTTiVs
q y re o clock A. NJ cara, and SATURDAY EVEN
~ on aEtyaI q The O'Clock cars; returning leave,
ana SuNt,Af EVENING. Fare 81. For freight or pas
Yls Z. b. WTNGATE. Arent. AZ pnudrans.
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NEW ORLEANS:
meteorological journal.
sATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER s. Iss

- From September 15 % Ocf05er 3,
Kept by d. T. LILLE g. Co.. Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument makers, 4j Cnstomhouse street
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EtLOTHING-CLO BARNETT
II IL CO No 9 Magazine street, are receiving and now
opening very heavy and well assorted stock OF and
WINTER CLOTHING. Country and city dealers are
respectfully invited call and examine the prices style and
quality OF Clothing before purchasing elsewhere Our
manufacturer the cutters and the best
wokmen-every garment will be found perfect,
and finished in elegant and fashionable STYLE The follow
ing in store;
BLACK Cloth Dress and FrOck Goats;
Brown, Olive and Green Cloth trock Goats;
Blue and invisible green Cloth Dress Coats
D'Osay oats of all cOlOrs and qualities;
Super black and brown Cloth SaCs and PaletOs;
Blue and gold mixed Cloth Sacs and PaetOts; .
Tweed Cashmere Sacs, Paetots and ID Orsay Coats;
yeTy large assortment CT black Cloth ClOaks and Over
oats Of every style and quality;
Sinner black DOeskin Cashmere Pants;
BLACK and fancy Cloth Pants;
Corduroy and French COtOnade Pants;
Side Stripe and fancy Cashmere Pants of every descip.
ton;
Plain black and embroidered DOeskn Vests;
Rack and fancy Satin and Silk Nests
eros de Rhine, Cashmere and Valencia Vests;
White Narseies and fancy Ness of all kinds.
ALSO JUST LANDED
10 eases of assorted BLANKET GOATS.
BAH, BARNETT & co. No. Magazine st.
au30 tOctl0 New orleans.
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NOTICE.
JOSEpH A RE ann
STEAMBOATS,

, A. q, MONTGOMERY and Wetumpka Re0u-
L. ~ lnr Packet steamer A. DOUGLASS, Capt
fsy7Iyg1sa2 James =. Mont onery will leave 1TobTc
ENERh TUESDAY MORNING, on the arrival ~ t,S
rew rean5 Mail Boat, and arrive At Montgomery On
hutsday motnng, IN time for the Cars The A. Donglass
e1ey new, and built expressly for the Alabama River
o4 I'm
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~ IT. For Mobile TJ57II 7
EztEssi e. y. s. MINI LLSE-rjl g R.siEah
ti-I - Bay q. Louis Pass CHRIS
a shd rascal onlsE splendid low pressure ma a s,aan
ers Oh ICON, Capt. r. A. Hiern and JAMES r. DIW
Tall niDerson having been butt, expressly or the Lake
e, WIN superior accommodations, (.ades' Cabins NH n
lone 81 the glove steamers will lea We The POM
G5t4h halrnad DAILY, the arrival al The lake OF lie
~ h M tHrand the way letter bag leaves the office OF
sage, apply or board, or TO " N"' u Pa7
J. \ 4. GEI.DES A rsna IN FL pl.O.
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- hENT-fhe story Brick Dwelling Hor e, No Is
NscheZ Street. containing II good suited for
Boarding House. POssessO given Immediately.
The Shop No. q Nachez Understandable for TaiOrE
shop.
The Office No q in Banks Arcade, and
Several Offices and Lodging RuOmsin Banks Arcade.
Kent free on all the above premises ill list UCtOberprOvi
ded that lease be taken for year, and security given oI
vent Apply at No "a NatcheE aus
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~ - For hiObie via hay -. Louis, Pass
Christian. Mississippi City, Biloxi and Pasca
rESsszzzsza goula.-The steamer MOBILE, Allen,
ter, viii leave above every TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
P touching at the POntcharraiu Railroad for passen.
by the p. NJ. Returning, will all the
watering places Monfay and Thur day Evenings. Freight
received al New Basin Warehouse oil hours of the day.
will forward above II received after those hours
apply lsl3l IL. ii. WlNGATE, So POydTas 81
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FOE CALIFORNIA.

r ~ IL y n Il r y II ~ Il.
-~sr=s FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagres-U s.
1900 at , St;G,amshD Go1,H,G,Iy,The new mag9E
Schenck, commanding, will leave on MONDAY, The
llth of October, at O'Clock, M punctualy with the
California and Oregon mails.
- RATES PASSAGE:
To Chagres-ln Saloons. ssO On
t3eSVhu N0Dii DO W
In Storage, and mess with crew.........45 %
must be procured from the office of The Agents.
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON & co, Agents.
n B. Surgeons always attached to ships o. this COM
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Crrserut 4suOh AND sob VIC ms q9tnrr.
e @ 81 e

SOMETHING NEW.
MRS CAMPBELL, OF Poy'rs and aondeet
w has just arrived the North
time making selections the purchasers this city, and which
she will he enabled sci IS below the
asked for the goods other store In the city
Mrs q npeus on MONDAY, September 80, STRAW
BbNNETS comprising style manufactured
expressly for her The ana quail unsurpassed
be rde rich Fall Ribbons Feathers Mrs
thing else desirable o complete lie toilet.
nc Bnnnes cleaned a superior
NJ Dress Making in he best sryIe. SOL
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROSANS,
HATS, CyAPS, ETC.
m A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF the FL
9abOve Goods received by the latest arrivals con- ksA
~ stanty tor sale at low prices and on liberal terms ES
- Particular attention paid to Plantation olueTS
for RUSSET BROGANS, -
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS.
FROST CO.,
aDs is6md&W 10 AaSoEins At
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~ = Red River Packet nUCh RIVER-Fo

AZ =, Red HlYeF Packet EIJVh KINEK-FOT
lls79s4sst AlexandE,q, Grand Ecore and Shreveport
El5f-ez5zs The well-knOwn and fasrunnning steamer
DUCK RIVER, J. ID. Clark, master, is now receiving
freight and will leave above SATURDAY the FIh
Instant O'Clock P. For freight passage, apply
on board foot of Cust3mhouse street, or To-
T. b. SMITH. 81 Magazine street.
p S.-The steamer Duck River will connection
with the light draugh steamer Jim Gimer and will meet her
al the Falls, at Alexandria %
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.is9 Y P,aF.' City %Rd h, ySEsPHTg Weekly

, WAg| m hAOU NIIy hnd NICksDWrE weekly
Lf44hhTth5 i Packet GEN. Ok EH-FOr Nazoo City,
ssss=zFlr-a Nicksburg, Satarta, Warenion. New Tar
thage, Grand Gul Rodney NaChez. and Plantaous-Hhs
tavorte aud superior PASSENGER packet will positively
her regular Weekly Trips in the above trade r.
URDAA EVENING, the 9TH inst, at D o'clock. For
freight Apply board tootoI Cans
CHARLES * GOODWIN, 10 Common st.
Freight taken for l.eloe, Greenwood, Marion Tchula,
and all Plantations NazOO River with the privilege of
shipping. This Boat will be Regular Weekly YllOo CITY
Packet. %
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Tams, Erechles, SUnburn, and nil Erup-
lions of the Skin

w May he speedily and permanently removed by the Of the
nss Cusec FRENCH CLYSRfUS This vausba
Cos Indispensable requisite every iady's
upon the SKIN and Complexion perfectly magical For
ae price 20 per bottle al GuI0N'S,
St Charles and Canal
Importer Fine Fancy Articles PeFfumey and Sporting articles
tx This Lsren alleys by he bits Of
m0s5uqss ng&
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PAYNE HARRISON, IS Poydras street,
WIN: l.. Z USHlNG L co. 30 Common street,
STEVENSON, DkMERRITT Il 60. 7Gravier st.

fg y Niekburg Regular Friday Packet
slthFissss<zss VIII leave every FRIDAY EVENING TOR
Nicksbug, Waenon, Grand Gulf Rodney. Natchez, and
All intermediate lanuingsThis new, magnificent and
running passenger steamer will commence her regular trips
the above trade about the LIST September. For fregh
or passgae auYly to
CHARLES & GOODWIN, l9 Common st.
The Mohawk is owned in the above trade, and was pr
chased expressly for the trade WHICH will he sufficient
guarantee shippers and passengers that Fhe will remain per
manently in the trade through the entire season. jy6
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R[S T. Regular YazOO Packet For Leflore.
lJalt ftS-l Greenwood, Marion Yazoo City, Satartia
sSxsz1a aud NIcksburg-The superior and very light
dr6ught steamer ID. Is. MOSDY, Gap j. j. Kerchevai,
will leave Tor the above SATURDAY, the 9TH inst at
o cloCk For freight passage apply on board foot
d Il 3, SMITH. o. Marnzne street.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NO % CHARITIES STREET We have Just received large
IN assortment Of beautiful CARPETINGS, snch
Administer, Extra Velvet Brussels Tapestry
Eng sh and American Brussels Tbreelys and lngrainsi
DamBsk, PLAN and Dutch Veeeen halls and stairs;
DTuggt and Linen Cloths beautiful assortment oil
Table and Piano Covers, and Window Shades;
White and cnlorei M4TTTNG Hair 10th Stair Rods, etc
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 8 to q fee wi {, all qualities ,
LET We offer them the lowest market prices ad
SO lw A BHOUSSEAU GU
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. =
.EAlsiiEsX15 ga IlrI$JFftl

4 n's f1s-tLtss the tarp.r an.
Gees aspect lilly 20 irinrI ~ rrt, and p.,,.r t.-.,
ri mmssi al the C2rH public that he has
t4GGe where all order n tDrtJ an5 Er-
~ p. .. Biaais, Stanps IN his he wi he egacu,cd
n''l"si ana JeWelTV md Stencil Plates tut: Gun
u''' ~sty Engraved on The slprteyt ro,
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THUG STORE FOR SALE-A well established
- Drug stnre located IN the business part OF the city.
offered for sale advantageous the purchaser To
person wishing The busness, better oppor.
tuuity could not present ITSELF 1t Immediately disposed
Of the present owner desrou of entering into cOpartner-
ship with one with small capital capable of taking
charge of the business UNREASONABLE reference will
be required. Address - A h.. at this Office au9I II
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RY I.ENIS III - .lI.nn ~ .AuCuOh,

OetuDgt AT p. M.Wil he sold in the two story
r Of ~ E nTeG second house from Poe yfarre street.
V VI thNlI IKE consisting one RnseWood P,rinr 81.
made to order in this city c he latest style 1Is
Terms cash, ' ' S'''t' oNher ARTICLES
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EIGN PORTS.

Ii FOR VERA CHUZ-Schr. BONITA, having
ysCSA commenced loading Tor the above port will posi-.
lively sai early next week For freight or passage
apply to SO BARELLl q co. 81 Common ST.
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hAFf.FRa& Gss,PE9sIg.ksIIts 4. j..

New York, june "a, 1850.
The steamship Crescent City arrived here this
morning, about o'clock, bringing is days later
intelligence from California.
The Crescent City, in her voyage hence to Cha
gres, arrived there in eight and half days and
left Chagres on the l4th instant, thus making tbs
voyage homeward in about ten days.
She brings $4,000 in gold dust, and 1856 pas
sengers
The steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama on tn,
Goth ultimo, having left San Francisco on the IF
teenth. She brought the mail, 100000 in GOLD
dust, and 1874 passengers
The steamer New World arrived at Panama or
the 7th instant, and was to leave soon for Sar
Francisco.
The steamer Panama WAS repairing at Panama
At the sailing Of the Crescent City, the Chagre'
river was high, and was rising rapidly. TIL,
health Of Chsgres and Panama was good.
A destructive fire occurred at San Francisco or
the sth Of May, which reduced fully one-third o.
the city to ashes The loss was set down at five
hundred thousand dollars. The fire was thought
to be the work of an incendiary, and $4,000 wal
offered for his detection.
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obliged to withdraw from all political connection
| with them
In Syracuse, New York, the citizens without
distinction of party lately assembled in town
meeting. The Mayor, assisted by eight Vice
Presidents, presided The albany Alias SAYS
oft
"The meeting held at Syracuse On Tuesday
evening, to speak on behalf Of the admission NJ
California as single question, is representa- TO
have been one Of the largest aud most exciting
ever held in that city The officers we're among
the most intelligent and influential citizens, and
the meeting was almost entirely composed Of that
portion of community-men who think and rea-
son, and do not fear to speak
owe call attention TO the preamble and reso-
lutions, and to the character Of the body from
which they emanate. They speak the language
| Of the men Of all pdrfis-the expression OF the
unanimous sentiment Of a community which, in
| the centre Of the State, surrounded by n large
agricultural population, remote from all influences
Of interest or passion which might pervert sober
judgment on this subject, may be taken as a fair
type and representative Of the best portion Of the
people Of the Northern States. They demand
that legislation shall return to its accustomed
channels, and that demagogues shall cease 10 OBJ
struct it. They demand the admission Of Cali.
IOrnia, anu REJECT tne luta OF coupling us DESTINY
with other questions. They declare that in view
of the sggressions and menaces Of the Slave
Power, they feel called upon to declare their
uncompromising hostility to the passage Of any
laws which shall not contain provision forever
fOrbidding the extension Of slavery therein"
A public meeting, without distinction of party,
was lately held in Montgomery county, Pennsyl-
vsnis Joshua Place presided, James Jacobs was
appointed Secretary. The meeting passed unan-
imous resolutions, among them the following:
"ResolUed, That the representative, Of whatever
grade, who proves false 20 his God and bis coun-
try in the hour Of peril and time Of need, upon
the great question Of human freedom, will be a
libel upon the name of man, and the Benedict
Arnold of the age.
RESOLVED, That we feel deeply grateful to
freedoms noble representatives, for their manly,
digni6ed, and heroic efforts to preserve inviolate
the glorious sentiments of the Declaration of In
dependence and to maintain unsullied the honor
aud integrity Of our country. The admiration Of
the present age awaits them; the blessings of the
future will keep their memories green in the
hearts Of its children
"Rssolred, That California having complied
with the terms prescribed by the Constitution, II
is the duty of Congress TO Immediately provide
for her admission with her present boundaries,
separated from all other questions
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WING CONVENTION TN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Wings at their late State Convention in
North Carolina re-nominated Governor Manly
for the Office of Governor Resolutions were
passed strongly sustaining General Taylor, ap-
proving the Compromise of Mr.. Clay, and pledg-
ing jealous support to the Union, as follows:
"2. RSolped, That whilst we are firmly deter
mined to meet and repei all encroachments upon
the constitutional rights Of the people Of North
Carolina, yet are we equally resolved to uphold
and defend the integrity of our National Union
against all assaults, by whomsoever made, and from
whatsoever quarter they may come.
90. ResolUed, That upon the perpetuity of OUR
USIoN depends that independence and Liberty
which We possess, and which were the work Of
the joint counsels and efforts; of the common
dangers, sufferings, and success of our Revolu-
tionary fathers; and which we are bound, by
every consideration Of gratitude to them, of in
terest and honor to ourselves, and duty to our
posterity, to maintain and defendn