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Tract of Land,

the property of K. Withers. Decd situated on the
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<leIspv NVILL lie opened on the 2nd
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ARKANSAS MINES.

Tho last accounts from Arkansas sln,es
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bounds in valuable minerals. Lead ore is
IL 20 abundant and rich that The people ~
many paris Of tho country have ceased to
purchase lead Of the merchants; ihoy 60 to
the ore end sup their bulle, free Of cost.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL AND WILL NOT
The Nav York Express thus speaks OF
whu Congress will aud will not do:
First. There are thousands Who believe
that Congress possesses the constitutional
power to do SO. (abalsh slavery IN tho DIS
,fict of Columbia.) but who, regarding II as
an net Of bad faith, according TO the terms oi
Unloa, will not exact the exercise OF the pow.
er thus believed to be clear and una iesi,ona.
BILE.
Secondly. There are many who believe
tina, tho enactmen, Of the Wilmo, proviso'
now would be of no practical usc whatever,
inasmuch as all the territory TO which the
proviso could now apply will DO free by the
act of the people themselves, residing IN such
| territory.
"Thirdly. Congress will pass a law for
the admission of the State Of California and
the people Of Ca'iforni, viii DO allowed +"
make a constitution for themselves, and IN
that constitution they will PROFESSIONALLY
pfohibi, all forms Of servi,uJe, excep, for the
punishment, Of crime. Even il Congress
were to refuse its sanction to the constitution
already formed, and il should DO sent back
10 he peop'e, another would be sent TO Con.
gross containing a clause Of iesolu,e resist.
ance To the institution Of slavery.
"This, then, in cur opinion, ls TO he the
up,ho, of tho whole matter. The protests
Of Nolhern men IN regard to slavery in "'hc
District Of Columbia" and the Wilmot pro
vi.o" vii! avail nothing, aud the protests Of
Southern men in regard TO California will
avail as little. Right, justice, good faith -
wards tho people who have gone to Callfor
MA from ull sections Of the Union demand
this; and the recognition Of such claims Nil,
ne certainly come ss the occasion for tina
recognition shall be presented"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-15

question Of the admission of California which stands by
ITSELF and that it should be kept disconnected with the other
resolutions"
So spake the Senator from Kentucky the l4th day OF
February last He then stood upon the ground which the
minority stand and if he left that ground afterwards,
is for him mark the time which he did leave it, that
he may at least give the minority the benefit Of deduction
Of the time that he worked side by side with them resisting
the transfer Of these subjects committee for their
sileration.
But Mr.. President this ectung of grown men, this lec
turing Of Senators is getting serious We ell of thirty
Of age and by the theory of constitution sup
posed to represent sovereign States But If deserve
lecture, there why should not be adm
nsered at this ime especially in public And if it is TO be
administered at all, there is divine Injunction this sub
ject, which applies to men well to He who
throws the first stone take that he is without sin
He who throws the fist stone at the must be free
ftom sin himself.
language of pomper is pointed hen the Ian
guage Of any ee The language of the Senator point
ed, full and fonorous The handsomely con-
structed They rise each other with proper graduation,
and with swelling cadences and they the point The
Senator sets out with declaration that he will with great
pleasure vote for the proposition to refer the California mes
sage TO the Committee the Territories He would not
merely for referring it 10 the Comm tee on Ieones
but he would with great pleasure vote Tor the proposition
He added the adjective show that there was TO De unusnai
pleasure.
He then goes on to say But do not think it would be
rsht 10 embrnce in general motion the question of the adj
mission of California and all the otter subjects" Well sir,
if il is not "rght" it must be wrong This language is
equivalent to positive declaration his part that would
be wrong undertake 10 incorporate the admission OF CALI
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-15

proceeding. Now, sr think sound legislation just
wisely and necessarily nhibs muaiousness Of subjects
and confusion of measures Judicial administration does null
faousnes Of issues and confusion of parties. must beg
eave therefore, with the utmost Difference the committee
to submit to the country the departure from accustomed modes
of legislation which has occurred involving the real
which has arrested public business. there is to be ques
on OF responsibility, will be awarded to those who, being
majority, have exercised power and the minority,
who have constantly though vany endeavored bring
the Senate 10 the customary mode Of ansactng business II
am asked, indeed how this departure here operates
upon the other House, reply that the two Houses not
far apart but that Of action in House. avoring
opposing action in the other, may be adopted cannot
sent to the passage Of this bill for the purpose Of obtaining
the admission Of California because it involves sacrifices Of
other measures which cannot consent TO make.
Sir, majority Of this Senate have determined that they
will bring into bill various propositions upon which 1t is
known, and must be KNOWN that Senators must disagree,
and that there must be divisions of opinion not only but ma
ny lines Of DIVISION The consequence that if we vote for
the bill 10 obtain the that approve must vote
also for which judgments condemn; and we
vote against the bill on account Of measures which we dap
prove, must sacrifice others which desire to see
prevail 5s
Now sir it is this of legislation to which object
1t for this that shall vote to strike out every feature
Of the bill fast they proposed Ii we cannot peaK
the bill down BY a common opp stion, am willing to take
it 10 pieces joint by joint limb by imb and am reay 70 90
so, because he who obges TO vote for measures whch
dsspprove by combining them with those whicn 90 ap
seeks to control my judgment by coercion and he who
surrenders combination which intended to have ms Oh
surenders part of his rights For my part never
will consent to any such surrender, and am very sure that
never should engage in sny such conspiracy against others
Mr.. MANGUM call the Senator 10 order
Mr. SEWARD Mr.. President, / certainly have no inen-
ton TO apply thai remark to any Senator, TO any commit
tee spoke of the tct of the measure and if were to
paee in such an should feel that il proper
ly characterized by the term have used If my honorable
fiend is satisfied, will make any further explanation
that shall be necessary.
Mr TCRNEY. Mr.. President, am not but hs.
should or some few remarks ia favor Of tie proposition
which have mad strike that part Of the bill making
propc sails 10 Texas The gigantic argument that has
been made against my motion has enforced forcoy
my mind the reasons which Influenced in making the
ton refer to the very conclusive argument Of ibe dis
tingushed Senator from Massachusetts, Mr WEBsrBR)
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the preservation New Mexico adjustment
Of the boundary of Texas than without it Now the amend
Of the Senator from Tennessee prevails what the
sequence New Mexico is left to the claim Of Texas The
learned Senator Of opinion that worthless that she has
no claim at ALL Well sir, should think that my friend
here my left (Mr BERRIEs and the eminent statesman
who has just resumed his seat, Mr WEBSTER, and who
without expressing positive opinion with regard to the title
that Texas has, said that the inclination of his mind
wards the validity Of her title the Of her claim
Mr.. WEBSTER No, no; | said the reverse.
Mr.. CLAY. Well, then, misunderstood him; but at
least half dozen Senators the other side Of the chamber Of
the first emnence in the Countryside Senator from Missssp
p Mr DAvIs,) believe the Senator from South Carolina
Mr BUrLER and othershave expressed their opinion in
favor Of the claim of Texas
Mr.. WEBSTER. VIII my friend allow me to explain !,
Mr.. CLAY. Certainly yield the floor
Mr.. WEBSTER What said was, that had heard it
admitted and believed by the Senator from New Jersey (Mr
DArroS,) aday or two ago. that he did not TO deny
that Texas had claim plausible petence Of claim
territory west Of The Nueces And then said sir that
that being that be So then becomes very important
TO know where that claim pretence Of claim is bounded
nohery; for Texas claims only up the Rio del Noe
but all on the eastern side Of the Rio del Noe and there
be supposion admission that she portion of the
territory west Of the Nueces and Of the Rio del Noe
then certainly there is question for decision.
Mr.. CLAY. Well now, sr the gentleman at nv right
(Mr SEwARD,) and those who may happen TO with him.
favor what The non-adusment of the question Of title he
tween Texas and New Mexico leaving the question open to
all the possible consequences which may civil
and to the continuance Of anomalous military authority
aiuousu tue SENATOR from New ork says
that there Is political connexon between the Government
the United States and New MEXICO, what's it What the
political connexion at this moment Has Congress any
authority Is there any power but that which is ex
erred through the Executive Government and the Lieutenant
Colonel who is tie head Of the Government there the
grounds fr the exercise of which powers understand
them, the necessity and exgency the and The alb
of all law ard constitutional authority the part Of the
Executive but s the power exercised because Congress
has failed 70 exercise it, authority My friend from Massa-
chuses stated what should BE- glad hear any gentleman
make II is this Suppose that New Mexico
forms St,ie Government and here be admitted as
STATE what be admitted the question Of title between her
and Texas remaining unsettled How constitution 10 be
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these people are employed ar are needfal we do no
feel inclined to dispute. The large number OF ami
mails constantly dying in the county ofborses alone
5000 annual! makes il expedient that encourage
ment should be given TO every proper means for
Opposing Of their remains. None can be more
Efficient than those which scientific skill applies 10
useful purposes. But from the observation Of the
manner In which the same business is conducted at
me loot OF Forty-iourth-st East River and at the
Union Chemical Company, At Williamsburgh, this
Ornnd jury regard the establishments presented as
conducted on plans deficient in ali the requisites
for the protection of public comfort and public health
against the miasna released from purifying animal
matter while undergoing the needful chemical or
mechanical process.
The public officers who are entrusted with the
enforcement ef the laws regulating such establish.
mepts. should enforce them without delay. before
a season o. the year ovcrtakes them that may as
sist in spreading disease and death
Very respectfully subnued
JOHN A KENNEDY, Foreman.
GEORGE ToWSsEND Secretary.
Grand Jnyy Room, MAY p 1850.
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rGs- Inifed sfnfr. nIniI stenm-hIp CompanY

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the United staes Ma
Steamship Company will bs held al the Merchants Tx
charge Bank IN the CRY Of NewYork, on Saturday, J1ae
l. 1880 e. o'clock NJ for the purpose OF eecing hse
Directors Of the sad Company and 70 transact such other
GEORGE LAW,
MARSHALL U. ROBERTS,
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND,
rrv7reodtJI Commissonegs
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BRUSH n1AuUPAOTORY.

t(tl'1 PEARLrST. FkANkLINsQUAKE.-fb ~
% scrber respectfully Informs his customer ard ~
public that be has on band for The Spring trsds snge
soriment Of paint bfushes sash toos vsrnsh bosoees
whitewssh do, window do, busting do, &c Also, % e.
iensve assortment Of fancy brushes Of superior wosns
ship which be is selling al the lowest prices Tbs 7ndar
signed has received from the American Institute Gs6
medal for tho best brushes exhibited their iaf
a2e I'm. JOHN K H0PfEL
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GREENWICH BANK, Ne~-YOrk May IS, 1850
~" Notire.-The annual election FOR fifteen Directors
ard Inspectors Of the next election will be held al tbs
Banking house Monday the Sd day OF June next Pol
open from IL 10 II o'clock. By order OF tbs Board
my2l ties WILLIAM HALVES, Cashier.
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~ Splendid Gothic Piates.-RoBERrss new ard
splendid STYLE OF Gothic Door and Number Piatesenely
new and original designs Those in want Of something
new ard splendid their doors invited call and
anime the above articles. Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern BelPulls. X. ROBERTS
myz2 Inn 562 Broadway, near Prince-sL
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TANNERS AND CURRIERS' KNIVES,
BLADES AND TOOLS GENERALLY

lVlof superior make sod finish Also, Cast Seei F9gnk
OF every description 10 suit Customers Rear Of 81 Acs
GEO w. PROcfEh
NB-Persons wanting The above srielea VII DO xsn
whsrs4 srO- myA liz
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myHeodul

~ Notice.-fhe PHEsII BAsx, Westerly, B. |. soca
srT II was robbed IN December last Of about &C.,
De 1ded CT is Bills and procured psies ihs
en- ssious rom which are dated Jan. !, 1880
The Bank having redeemed nearly all kelr old crculsdoh,
with the exception OF the stolen mOley will hereafter
deem the old Bills their counter ell Of which dated
previous To Jan !, 1880
The SUFFOLK Bank, Boston, VIII continue usual to 70
deem The Bs Of his Bank 81 order Of The DrecorS
Westerly, r.. l. March L. $50
nc D&SWn EfHEN FOSTER, Cashisr
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BRurAL-George Ryan, of ls7 Spring St was
arrested last night for getting drunk and beating
bis wife most numerically.
LARK-John Hughes and John NcLane
were arrested at ! O'Clock this morning, for rios.
Gus conduct in Broadway kicking over boxes and
making a disturbance generally. Taken TO FIJI
teenth Ward Station-house.
OSA WARRASr-John Mahoney was arrested
Yesterday in the Fourth w ard on warrant charg
ing him with assault and battery. Locked up Tor
trial
INSTRUMENTATION Keefe was arrested last
night in the Fourth Ward, a complaint OF his
wife, who charges him with abandoning his family
STEALING A WATcH-James Stewart George
Williams. VIM. Reed, Henry Williams and Henry
Smith were locked up at the Fourth Ward sta
tion.house last night for stealing watch from
Henry Bornamand.
REFRACTORY SAILoR-John Williams, sailor,
on the Dewitt Clinton, was arrested yesterday aud
sent TO the Seventh Ward Station, for refusing TO
work and trying TO keep others from working
CONFIDENCE MANA genteel looking man, who
refused to tell his name, went 70 Mrs. Wine
boarding house, 81 Bo~ery and engaged board
was shown to a room, and soon after went of with
fine dress coat that don't belong to him. He was
caught last night in the Second Ward.
Run FROM HIS FAaILY-Jacob Bopp, Ger
man, was caught in the Eleventh Ward for aban
doning his family.
HARD BLow.-Hystt Burner, crazy drunk,
in the Eleventh Ward, knocked VIM. g. Austin
on the head with heavy plane, aud cut his scalp
badly. Held to answer.
DRowsED "A man, name unknown, was drowned
last night at 81 O'Clock, of the Battery.
PIG IRoN-Thomas Ford was arrested in the
First Ward this morning for stealing lot OF pig
iron from the sloop Vigiant at Pier N. II.
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CITY ITEMS.

WFDNksDAFt May
THIEvrSe-Joseph White was locked up in the
Ninth Ward last nie bit Cor stealing small amount
of property from Godfrey Cohen.
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~ DIR. Edward ii. Dixon, Editor Of the scalpeL
hiss removed his cUnsu ting Offices 10 2 Grandst one door
Of Broadway where he attends exclusively to opera
tive surgery and office consultations from TO and 10
evenings The Office Of the scaPeis al Asior House
my29 I'm
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~ DIR. Houghton's Wafer Cure Establish
ment,-No s, West Eleventh street. three doors from
proadvav myl8 ims
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GOAL. COAL Beet Peach Orchard, range and %
~ size Of superior quality, delivered at 50 cens ess zn
last Summers prices, from SIMPSONS yards IS rhcup
sonst. near Spring and Chi't5Phef-si near Jsiefoo
Market my2i in
\ AM DELIVERING the besl Red Ash Coal Stove
1 or EPg from my yard Of King and Gyee1wicn.A
S475; 81 80 from boats lmy25 2Ia' PETER CLINTON
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r. Wafer.Cur Hcu-e.-T l. NICHOLS. D.; snc
Mrs NJ 3. Cow NICHOLS, Wsi-rCure Phys,cians " Ss
fwenyseeondG Patients received FOR fal or day Hes,
toS ruyS ifn-
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r. Lebanon Springs Water-Cure Establish
uent IA now open on rs 9Th Summer For information
address Imy8 lmsJ N. BEDORrHA, MD.
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r. Benevolent Dyers Assoc iatiou.-The Overs
ana Fni,ters will bod their mseting next Friday
3st OF NAV, al ~ O'CLOCK, Ia Mr. RchGsrs mseungroon,
IS Forsyth All Dyers and Fnishers respectfully In
yled 10 attend. b. order Onhe Committee.
ROB. DONALDSON, Chairman.
Rop Trsr cec'rv mysg 81
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AssAULT-Jery Mcdonald alias Redheaded
jerry" was locked up IN the Filth Ward Tor
savage assault upon CordelIa Hill
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~ Or. de Inney, 81 Lspensrd-sL Broadway,
may be consulted daily from A. NJ. to p III. my9 I'm