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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07

USr received let Of Mrs. 3 shoes gro
- s''oes. Also, lot ofclddo, a-A
4 70 and Bla elk. BENZ +, MAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07

August II Sow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07
NOTICE..

JonS Nick WATKINS, Secretary Of State.
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April. FOOL.

Great gathering Of harmonious Hheeey al the Henrico
County Court II st l1odesiy cf Dr. HaN-Legdl i-ara
iagQfL 3. Kses Policy eftie no politician J. II Oil
Promptnfss oFtie "elersa peecl men Cancellation
-Change in the Postponement Of Easter Monday
until lie ett april
Moudsy Of The great DAYS at the COUNTY Cou!
House. Nhggery there in respectable numbers. Its
candidate Dr.. Hail. had been dcnieiyes deniedby por
ton of the party and The plea Of ncligbily set up that
he had been six months freebooter. Dr. H. took the
stand explained his position read The opinions of Baxter
Johnson Leigh and Patton, showing that he eligible
representative, although qualified After
few remarks, hc submitted his claims tie meeting say
inc he desired 10 be longer regarded a candidate 4
long pause ensusd when Mr. Glner rose and offered
luton Te-nomnatng DR.. Hall Therrupon spicy debate
arose ill the in motion Mr. Gilmcr who
had studied law fifteen years declared DR. Hall 10 te
eligible. Mr j. T. Reese who had been commissioner of
The revenue ior years disposed 10 sacrifice
the county 10 crafty Dr. Hail. "The man was not on his
books Ii the sun going down and the vote was tied
between Hall and Mayo he would lei il STAY tied Mr. b.
g. Minor spoke against Hall and held out 10 him the
gi,ering honos of seat in the Legislature future day
(aer the Constitution shall have been altered p if he would
only withdraw. Dr.. H. withdrew and was Immediately re-
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loa Important Treaty Ngoiia:ioas ,ril Sir H. Bahca
Mr. IlttS;er SRshtined


WAshI.oToN, VI ,acn 18TH
Dispaclc. rcm England have arrived in ply thr e.
yention projected Ly Sir H. nulwer and Nh Clayton
British Minister is authorized negot,,c more definitely
/ sponn'c has been opened and nc.oaliJns pl
sresain. III Il friendly, concatory and pGu!nisne spin
suspect the point ~ contention i how much The Brush
viuu,ni by tho stipulation ~ ior,its occu
cNrc!.c jurisdiction. III. Territory Of Mosquito
virtue OF their pr,'cciOratc."
The PROMPT action al ilic British Government il haG
i,ugnrv ana may hope this unfortunate and
points q. view, uncanlns dispute satisfactorily
TIED III no remote period.
Mr. Webster HIS received large numbers Of letters iro
leading men ia the North, more particularly from Nss
-ritS SUSTAINING: his patriotic Ne.y many IT,
distinguished dvincs nj different persaiuus containing
confession that they bad previously considered all OF
provisions nj thr Constitution in the right spirit ani
pressing the bc that more good would result Ia naus
from obedience 10 all Of s PROVISIONS than could be ls
AT by any other course.
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WING DOuEIE-DEALING.

Mr. White, the TAYLOR postmaster Philadelphia, with
view his continuation by the Senate, retained few
Democratic subordinates assuring them OF their Positions
in the Of his confirmation He soemnly promised u
10 Democrats iron Office lie confirmed and
in his Jubilee the event renewed his pledges the
Democratic incumbens that they should not be removed
rs long thcg fulfilled the reqnson, of honesty and
fidelity" t,: days after, this fair-proessng postmaster
addressed aronc four ." the efficient officers
c service all Democrats that their services would
be required after date The Spirit of the Times discoscs
the oc upon which he prcdced the necessity Of the
mosals, in collateral remarks 10 OF his clerks
Gen Taylor, said he. elected a Whia his admin
istratonis thoroughly Wing. and if retain Democrats in
office he urW renore more firing climax the inia:
nous machinery of tie last Presidential campaign could
be imagined"
Could We different conduct from the selected agen,
Of ni.ge 4'liie' who MAS made ty hi- intriguing lat
10 Surrender ms high ground and violate the most
solemn pledges given in the face of high Heaven!
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TclcaInrhcd ipl Tie B1lriinrrc ,;un.
WA>HI%cro., April ii, II
NICARAGUA TREATIES lpEirY WITH F.

In The FIRST place three treaties between the United =.
and New GRENADA, Honduras and Ncnraani have ..s
10 til Scnl,, and ale al a nature So satisfactory HAT H.
10 doubt whatever o their ratification This j. an n.
tanf idct
| h,i.sc. secondly, that treaty with Engn
CLAYTON having al last resolved 10 act instead Of
strHctine Mr. Lawrence 10 do sou which ! ias-
VIII settle The. Nicaragua question the saii.iatH
81 the couauy have always said tlla the only hin!
rect - n'?ollion between fnglnnd and III. nir,d -
IS that pat OF the over which the government of g.
Hiltan exercises species ol proettoaie Th- subject
~ last been introduced into the n,olilon which f.
ie parties III Washington concerne! Is happily, ~
trust, properly disposed Of. am really glad 10 b" a1'
fdy something. gratifying and satisfactory the sns cc
II was nearly tue tan Mr. cg'3n 10 - ~ thing Ia
premises II h. would remln III the head OF :c D.paIi~
If STATE.
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\ PAUSE IL THE CONFLICT.

il is honorable 10 the American character 10 witness the
univeia of The press III don. honor 10 the memory
Of Mr. Calhoun. Even those most opposed To his views
ceased from their attacks, and throw leaf Of laurel on
his grave His gigantic talents and patriotism are reseren
ccd by ALL and the fierce sectional concr has ceased while
the remains Of the great Cnronian arc being conveyed 10
their last resting place From the notices of The
Northern press select the following eloquent article ol
the v Y Gobe--a journal which again commend TO the
public as the Constitution and tn" Union;
DEsrn Of JoHS e. CsIHors.A great man has fallen in
Israel-sea in the power Of his Intellect arcnt in the
raj purity OF h life great IN his comprehensive and patriot
devotion the best interests ii his country The r..
ports his convaescenc ior the last few DAYS, had lnsp
cd the hope hat c would Yet be- spared Ia las country, al
least until tho present loentos crisis in national al
,irs had passed The news III his dea Will eNcis
deep sincere and wide spread throughout the length
breadth of the c"niederars, The breast o every clii
ytn who nnest tiuy The Constitution of his c"unir.
ana can appreciate the efforts of Mr. Calhoun during In
long and cycanl c Ia keep that sacred instrument lire
from fedora; and lanacal pollution.
We cannot present undertake I" describe The character
or cn,icrc the services oi Mr. taihoan the American
non We cannot however permit ourselves 10 chronicle
The record his DEATH without this feeble expression II"
profound sorrow. We are aware iha' 10 many he navy
appeared Ia have committed serious errors To sii,
say rccoeci that his views notification were errors
the side OF bciiyto resist the wrongs oi PROTECTIVE
Tariff unwarnnt.d by the Constitution destructive I" his
portion Of the Union and now almost universally epulic
Sccolrc also, that his recent desire for amendment 81
tie constitution, WIS an error arising rom Tie oSc o ic
Constitution Itself which he feared could otherwise he
preserved He pro:ouEd contcmpaii,c. and sa.ac'ns
he saw the fell spirit oi anatirsi al the North, and the
deadly nrnads upon TIL Constitution threatened y The Abu-
tionsl and i,strd by Tive party schemes Of thu Van Ru
and tn Stewards. We believe ht mistaken, and
hat The recurrence al tho people 10 theol Democratic faith
NJ tn trci construction al m Constitution will be sufficient
avert sr gathering Storm Yet the FIXTURE alone si
hnr IL csforto the Future must leave hi. ilnr
md The destiny ~ nl7 country Let statesmen study Tie
e"ac!cs -. Profound w:sd which hc has oit behind hint
let all initiate the biaceas purity If his life; AMI 10 those
Who will take pleasure in pointing his errors. cry in
The lnnagG of The I.llin poet. HIrce llrcc nrscuE.
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THE NICARAGUA AND BRITISH TREATY.
lTeItsIaphed lDr the New York EXpfe.sl

WA.IIlNnlUN, ApRIL 7
No insurmontabc difficulties have occurred between
Henry Bulwer here, and Ar. Clayton. Whatever gs III
have been in the negotiation over think Lord Palm
>ton asserting.
The stop, You know in The NEGOTIATION was as to The
hciJrdte Great B;nn claimed the Mosquito klnri
This procctoat the niicd States Government will not
nj, 10 amount I" any thing practical but il i. only 0r
cal il Is mol worth qnarr'nr about. Great Britain ~
10 Sickle for her honor-hut i. that is all treaty
h' easily made.
The treaty will 10 made upon the principle OF America
The Americans" aud Free Trad Through the Ncaag
I anal lor the whole world"
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TIE WHEELING POSTMASTER

We learn the nomination Of James T. Wharton, alias
Jonathan WLcomb for the oilce of postmaster AZ Wheel
Ing Virginia. was Friday, Withdrawn by the President,
and Jacob $ Shycr nominated i'll his place. who i'm
m,l:acly confirmed. II is whispered that very re-
mlrkabe developments will take place respecting the
Wheeling post Office We understand that Wharton alias
Whtcomb Of Fita Henry Warcns pone"e~, and,
like the insons Fitz Henry himself, from AIassacllu-
sr. Ii is said hc lost his place under ic pressure Of The
late robbery, unpaid balances aliases &c His successor
i, believed 10 b. Il native Of Cumberland.
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\ W lilG
Correspondence OF tie Baltimore sun


OJs,9,aeS Qf III CaLtom-Ihe Ttrra,rd Qne.ion-
Pro5atie Settlement, .j.c.
The funeral obsclmics al The late Mr. Calhoun were .
tmni7,d to-day with iian customary tokens al put
feeling The whole country deeply lament The loss VIII,
the public councils a,s sustained aui the impression ma
by il upon tie disposition ol Congress is already mgnes'r
in a moderation oi sectional and party feeling.
The capitol was tnonsed by vast concou:se Of cibt
and strangers both sexes and the high officers tAr
ycnlrnt and the diplomatic corps present The o.
Of the aud navy attended in full uniform and Il
justices 1T the Supreme Courr in their GOWNS The tune
exercises in the chamber very solemn and
preIsivc.
Tie remains were deposited In the Congress vault bat,
d,rstant are be- removed IL South CproIna mon
incn;, -ril, ai erected in memory oi GEORGE Clinic
AMI ot E!riIec t;err will, doubt, b, ordered by CO..
css by ti friends 81 tile deceased for The coneres
al cemetery. II is now customary IL erect monuments ,
The memory OF members al Congress who de-
buried out NJ this CRY.
1t i believed and currently said that Congress acting
der thu national and pltroiic impulses which lre,a
will proceed Ia adjustment al The territorial Az
slavery topics. They disposed. il ever they AZ
settle the question with de regard Ia the Interests hon
and feeling . every potion al the Union. los
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induced TO take oath not 10 dyue what Nc oa seen
anu .t with the brain fever, when he called for
and asked s ! ai 'a Sa he ts
oi''i ~ ~ IL c,,e 10 Boston and informed the goye-
,e h, il was too a;c TO use the evidence The second dis
patch truth Of hi. statement and States na
, NI where he has been during the trial. but is now
in Boston Il also that professor Webster was visit
al on Mnninv in his cell, BY bis family.
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MORE SPANISH ARROGANCE.

The country is rifle with of intended invasion
Cuba ana the Spanish Dons alarm and tx
element Troops have been from Old Spain Havana
and Spanish spies in cities watch every South
wardv. strong but ridiculous exam e of the influence
Of this night Of Cuba invasion is referred BY the New
Orleans True Delta Iaborte, the Of Espana
famous Spanish Consul strongly suspected Of kidnapping
few days since detained the schooner Heroine New Or
leans from proceeding on her legitimate voyage 10 Chaes
IS making affidavit that she about 10 start for Cuba
with freight of revolutionary spirits, armed cap pie for
descent that beautiful island The vessel was DISCHARGED
for the search resulted the discovery of barrels Of crackers
boxes OF tobacco rifles the Texas Code practice and all
the ct ceteras necessary complete outfit of California
adsentnrers desposm which is thus frightened by sha-
dows cannot last ong-and every thing proves that Cuba
will soon be free
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zoe rICAf..
THE SURGEONS TALE.
a.. uprx. rnr>.u..,.

~ BARRY CORNWALL.
Twas on dark December evening,
Loud the blast and bitter cold;
Downward came the whirling waters,
Deep and black the river rolled
Not dog beneath the tempest
Not beggsr on his beat;
Wind and rain and cold and darkness
Swept through every desert street.
Mufled to the teeth, that evening
was struggling in the storm,
Through pestient lanes and hungry alleys;
Suddenly an ancient form
Peered from out gloomy doorway,
And with trembling croak, il said
"In the left-hand empty garrett
You will find woman-doad
"Never stepped finer creature,
When che was single maid;
But she did like MANY other
Loved man and was betrayed.
have seen her in her carriage
Riding, diamonds in her hair,
And I've seen her starving, (starvlng
Do YOU hear? p and now-stc's there"
Up the worn and slippery stair
With ouickened pulse sprung;
Famine, filth, and mean despair
Round about the darkness hung:
No kind vision met my glances
Friend or helper Of the poor;
So the crazy room entered,
And looked down upon the floor.
There, on the rough and naked boards,
A long, gaun,, wasted figure lay
Murdered In lis youth by Hunger,
All its beauty-wrnkled clay.
Life's poor wants had left her nothing,
Clothes nor fuel-food nor bed;
Nothing-save some ragged letters,
Whereon lay the ghastly head.
"Nothing m-yet, what more could Pity
Crave for one about 10 die,
Than sweet words from one she woIshippeds
(Sweet, though every word a lieD
In the morning of her pleasure,
In the midnigh, of her pain,
They were all her wealth, her comfort;
Treasured-ay, and no, in vain.
And with her now they lie Wondering,
And date upon stone
Telleth where TO end the Story
Loves poor outcast sleeps alone.
Mourn not for nj length she sleepeth
The soft slumber of the dead,
Resting on her loved love-letters-
Too, 6t pil,o,y tar her head
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BACKING ONES FRIENDS.

Tie Danvils Register (Nh9 compassionatrs the bad
way in which lis .brehren in thu metropolis manage mat
ters and adds:
"y The way can't the people Of Richmond manage 10 give
Mr. James g. Crane occ ol sort other that VIII
satisfy his thirst iot Ii they have vacant railroad pre-
sidetcv hand lsf this lime 60 for making him Tx
City Delegate Give him taste, give him taste, by all
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I.iIiI NM nII

The Drloa1trs Ia the National Pacific Ralroli foa
ton assembled hefc rodag in the !rec saloon h ta
Mhs"'ni They organised temporarily by appointihs
Honorable Joseph 4. lngersclI Chairman, Who olg4
Cd The object II the meeting. Letters we've r,dt Z
he Hon. Thomas II E,n,on Col"nei Fremont, SO,
Rusk and other Resolutions were adopted authotlla.
Chairman TO appoint DELEGATE iron each State 70 ri
scntit in conventions after which The convention adour
Permanent officers viii be appointed to.norro" no.Eia'
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10 tie Editors u lie enquirer.
Gent, men PERMIT me- 10 occupy small space in ",
paper the purpose OF expressing my cordial approval
The call Of meeting Of the citizens of Richmond on Sa,g
div evening the ls African Church without distinct
o party take into consideration the appointment OF
gates 10 the Southern Convention, in conformity with !,
cact,nents Of the last Virginia Legislature Sincerely d
hope there will be full meeting OF the people whose in,
rests and rights assailcd BY INSCRIPTIONS Norhe
majority in Congress Lo; speak untyng i,,s
mina,ion protect ourselves against unconstitutional
croachncn,s and lanatical Interference.
n in favor of he Nashville Con. cntion, believing L
llc ha, ar,, I'd when Tile Southern States should conct
uniform and constitutional for their sec
and protection. This only bc done in ny opinion IN
General meeting the b> and wiscst o all the Sou.
rsn States. Tie North have gone too Tar already. n
aO0 sd lore Of lie H0H Si0i restrain her from Ii
!,,r urrreS@iOarR FURTHER AGITATION. IL they 81
her not agitation action will n least u
t.ht> OF force hcl 10 dissolve the | MON
Respectfully, \ WIG
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large meeting OF the people of Alonongaa have passed
resolutions strongly denounciug the State Convention as "a
bill of nominations, grossly UNJUST 10 Tic West ledlng
themselves defeat il ii possb!cbi, should The people
sanction it, recommending 10 thu opponents oi the measure
10 elect delegates Convention ~ hc held in ewi~bnrg
the ID Monday in July consult the feast
bic and peaceac BE- adopted 10 represen
ratinn upon The basis OF The free white population"
The meeting nddrcssI by John 5 Garlic William e.
Brown Guy r. G. Allen and Edgar Z. Wilson, Esqs.
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ErIroRlAt CorR1Esy.-A- general rule W. have had no
occasion complain ri want o courtesy on The part vi
the PiciiRoad Eaqarsr. Indeed have received avors II
the hands oi that paper which had no night To expect
AMI have observed with pleasure that IN The niiln II l.
ar les orecful III the amenities 81 Editorial HE taan
many o lis contemporaries which 10 would be nsl-
lin,. We confess disappointment, therefore, nj
existence al any for complnt in the present IN
Il i this After publishing Mr. Claibornes card
Of den,cation against s The Enquirer, an act ot ms
ce ii ot courtesy il 10 ought 10 have pub
ishrd reply. This it has not done. Andasain: why has
il declined publish Mr.. Caibornes second card withdraw
ing his frs w. suppose the Enquirer has sought
n u Injustice and therefore disposed 10 place the
most charitable construction npon its coursr By supposns
howe, cr the less oppressive. Iinrie Register.
W. can assure brother Of the types, that had no
wish do him the least injustice in the premises. In the
hurry Of the Legislative adjournment and numerous
sagcment4 overlooked the Importance ol giving his reply
aud Mr. e. second card Ii he viii send copies. viii
chcerlny lay them before our readers.
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We perceive from notice in The ferli. that M e
extraordinary speech dcyc!t! by Mr. Stln: IN lht
o. Representatives is offered Tor "gra,uou- i''.
ion through the district. We have yet 10 sc u'e
Whigo Democrat, single Southern p. - that sitlA
prosngly of this strange ebuon. II hl-, WIN !h'
SCAT, becn repuLatcd by al The Southern menos 10 .
ress without distinction .: party and has been 'se,
the North with III" degree Of satisfaction ma 10
nous speech OF The notorious Seward has tecn. l,'e-o
temporary "f lhc Herald endorse ia. taken b
S,lnly II .NorfoM ir.as
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nominated y his friends variety OF scenes were now
enacted G. w H. Tyler spoke and vehenlenty advocated
H. ;,,,,, of Dr. Joseph Nj. Sheppard He hooked
h, h,v,y with Mr. Gmer who is said TO have made ele-
~ ,eecbc in which he made side brush at the Nashville
Conventional, phantom that now haunts him. Dr. Hall
withdraw his maze again and desired II might not be used
nn,cc 10 nominate candidate, was proposed by Mr..
Tabb An adjournment until 4pt' ON was proposed by
Mai Sherwin McRae. 1t was carried
So after hearing thirty odd speeches. the Wings adj
;,urn.d over to 'morc convenient season., without
ddn,c and with JOSEPH NJ Sheppard Richard W. Caution
Ib Shields and perhaps DR.. Hall rerirns before tho
meeting as candidates for nomination.
Lain Chambliss ESD Of Greensvlle, tone of the fin
-, intellect on the South side as the Wing says has de-
cipcd the nomination of the Convention the Wing
ddc Tor tie Senate. BY the Wings own theory therefore,
The people are bound elect Dr. Thompson the Democratic
,,o,,,ec , man Of excellent sense, and fidelity TO
duty.
f.u = H. Archer Of Dinwiide, has been informally
called ON bv ronnent gentlemen OF the district 10 be- the
Wh candidate and has consented 10 run the II The
Democrats do their duty the Col will be left far behind
III, whi, ,,,tcs fun of The Democracy OF Greene, in
surprising them soft enough TO be seduccd 10 the support
Of Dr. Pannil the Wing candidate. The Doctor Is very
cunning with his nopay" professions and could not he
induced To publish letter from Old Lack, which, though
,prvatc" was used to get him votes The Doctor could
not cdnce the people of Orange and Greene the support
of Old Zackhow he expect them 10 forget their rinc
pes and vote Tor one of his sub Lcuenants?
The Whg further, announces that Col Alexander Iaa-
fro will be voted for the Wing candidate for the Senate
from The Gloucester Dsrcttwo Democrats being IN the
field We invoke the Democrats To BE- on their guard and
la sustain The who will most certainly defeat wing
nominee and save the district.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.

New HAyEH, ArmL 2-IUi T..
CONNECTICUT EIEc'rlON.-1hc returns thus :
dcatc that the Democratic Governor is elected, ii not
people he will be by the Legislature The Democrat;
from present Indications have majority OF Tho 80
ticeTs There has been grea, falling of in the popu!i'
though the Democrats appear to hoIa .Atir own.
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wv
NIP ul.\TERiS SPEECH

We this morning publish this mastery composition
On readers will agree with Washington friends IN COM
nnding this able aud interesting effort Of rising Sca
Tor II is characterized b. aoiy and strength Of argument
caniicss dignity and holiness ut STYLE striking array 81 facts
a-ccin and philo>ophc views and occasional bursts al
true ciounencc twill best speak lis merits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

" ASHINlrIUN, APRIL 7.
Doctor Alexander aIcwilliams one o! our most distn-
guished physicians died last night
The President has directed tina, all the Executive Depart
mcnts be closed tomorrow the occasion OF Mr. Calhoun
funeral.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on the frs,
April is S740600.