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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The passenger train
from Albany, Thursday night, met with an accident
at West6eld. The switch being out Of place the
train ran on the turn out, where freight train was
standing BY the collision one Of the passengers,
Mr.. Miller ofWcstfield, had his leg broken n Tux
places, and lady, Mrs. Hubbard, of Chcopee was
hurt Mr.. Norcross, baggage master, received some
slight bruises, aud Mr. y. d. Warren, Of this town
had his hand crushed The other passengers escab
ed with slight bruises.-Sprfngfed Posi- .sa,'rI
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FREE son STATE CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Convention
Of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be holden at
RosTON. on Thursday, October Third, at ten
,1ck NJ to nominate candidates for the offices of Gov-
and Lieutenant Governor and to consider and adopt
b measures as may be deemed just and necessary in
order to promote the great Freedom throughout the
Union and of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth
The several cities and towns requested to choose del
to the Convention in the proportion of three for every
Representative to General Court which they by
law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and towns
are requested to all needfu steps to full repre-
sentaon of that portion of the people who consider the
claims of Justice and Liberty paramount those oparty
BY order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
7
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INFORMATION wAMrpn

D u AS WILSON Cor PRIscrLLA w,,sov
e. - rns'' VINO left Albany, NY, about wear. aa
81 pieece' chenango Co., MY. lie was formo, ~
c cIs IN flour store Of Mr. Smith Il AIan s'-
l"a''on 2 relation @ them, sent to tho I.,s
I'M. i'''' ,wi be thankia received H. w,'''9
'' T5,- yS,, 1 u !. se5aa MARY ANN FIELD VI
a0 l''" York papers will please copy.,e A !,
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GREAT LIBERALIrY. The New York Tribune
states that Jenny LIND has appropriated the entire net
results Of her u to America, however large they may
be, to the establishment and eado,cment Of system of
FREE SCHOOLS in Norway and Sweden. The Tri-
bune thinks this ought to put to shame those men Of
wealth in New York, who are aborng 10 break down
the Free School system of that State.
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commonwealth of Massacbuse,,.

Al meeting OF the County Commissioner h,, . ,,,
oester within and for The County fWorcester
v ~ ,innn69sgay OF September, A. d. 1850. "a Wv
w EhEAS, upon the petition of James Holden T. md
Der isdo ng iorl that on the 10th day of Septem-
49, a. ~ io49 ney presented their petition n he Select
Ill Vi me Town OF Barre in said Comfy in vbicr ba -
o,i mn PUBIC convenience and necessity renuired he
~ anu construction of town road as therein 90, firth
of sail unreasonably refused the PRAYER
PstIoners, and TO lay said road rs nraved frby
-dne proceedings having been had ,borann' II =;
oiu auJudged by said County Commissioner a. soid
- .hdt me Selecimen Of the town of Rare al nm
James Ho s, . ny out the town road as prayed for BY
es modem and others in their petition and tba coro
convenience and necessity required he loca,o s t
10y " ioau over the route therein described commencirc
ro le mouse o. James Holden Jr ON the road eadns
Coun~ In leinpleon, thence southerIy to lhe new
oad recently built ''siiy terminus oil the new town
% - Ordered That notice be given N al, nor
loners I Interested therein that said Commits
t e VIII mold meeting at the sNag1oo Wo,, q; n
on Tuesday, the fifteenth day of 0c,h ua
'ic CLOCK IN the afternoon BIZ nnbIislin0 nm az
e y sd Adjudication and Of This Order thereon In
Jonntv M newspaper printed in Worcester in sad
,n, tree weeks successfully the last nnhcaton he
err next ~ lH' VVio the SAID fifteenth day OF Octo
nha I. y further Ordered That The sheriff Of said
I'M, nm It,, scrve the Town Clerk Of Barre aforesaid
~, a.'esed copy of said Adjudication onJ criar
ys' az least, and also post IN an at,ested unity
~, f paces ~ said town of Barre Corceo da,s q,
me nd me said fifteenth day OF October es, ~ S
It. locate ma e sag Commissioners will proceed TO law
,scrhaJ anu establish town way over mo ro,a Sd
~, y, aud 70 hear all persons ana @ aoe ABOVE
ereon al "o may then and there desire ~, hala
ration may s,s such damages any person or co
aforesaid - "'oi oi the location OF said road
Attest, % cuia ias x.,,. t snH5iE n
copy Of the Ad,,,,a.. WIN. A.. SMITH, Asst eserE
Sl4 Agy,ivduoh and fthe Order ofnotice therao,
- 1A.sesl, WIN A. SMITH, Asst. CIepp
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- We feel great confidence in calling the especial
attention of our readers TO the lectures Thsology
the first of which, in the regular course, will be given
this evening. The lecturer is gentleman distinguish
ed for his talents and requirements, and polished
speaker and the subject is of deep and abiding in
terest to all. The experiments said to be in
tensely interesting.
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20 1t is worthy of remark that Gov. Briggs alb
sent from the State the days Of the three last
hons-those Of Goode, Pearson, and Webster. The
week that Webster was hung, the Governor was at
burlington VI, the guest Of Mr.. Stansbury, the Free
SOIL editor Of the Courier. s,5.....F1
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~ The Georgia Citizen, published at Macon, has
been discontinued by order of meeting Of citizens
and it is said there "other abolition paers in The
State which will be served in the same way la aii
tadf "Hail Columbia, happily Land'' a.go n
M COLUMBIA, land Of Liberty"
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,h;.',1 - 0AhrpErRE ExPLoDr. In a,a,xss <
ralla n'0o'ed question may thus Be found i ~
0~'ng paragraph, which we cut from AZ Faa, -;
l., q ne ship Elizabeth Anislie b,s boou
~ IRE AZ Cumsngmoon, in India, sbo uess,oyed
fire., ool1n, sapetre and opium. casr a os .aaen
aoo 1ausnt nre and almost immediatew :,
,b ooO 1ass Of sapeire went off like XIII S,"
other :. sne vessel cotton bales, opium chests
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y Boston papers are loudly praising the Exhibit
ton Of the Mechanics Associations and are perfectly
enthusiastic on the subject of Jewa E. Prsscous rich
display Of Shawls, Silks and Cloak Goods, at No. 2
MIX Street Both deserving, and well repay the
visitors for their time and trouble
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u gentleman entitled to entire confidence in
forms the Poughkeepsie Eagle that pure gold is to
be found in large quantities that place, and that
neghbor of his has dug quite pile.
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% There will be preaching by Elder Pierson, Of
Newburyport, at Brnley Hall, tomorrow, (Sabbath)
Sept 18th, at the usual hours Of public worship The
Public are respectfully invited to attend.
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THUsoLoGY. 1t will be seen that Burr's lecture on
this new and interesting science, will be at FLAGG
HALL this evening. See notice.
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q 4 professional beggar named John Bum, a
pretended soldier in the Mexican war, was arrested
in Richmond, Va, and $1,000 found upon his per-
son.
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D railroad bridge across the Susquehanna river
near Harrisburg, has been burnt an ncendiarys do
lngs. Loss, one hundred and twenty thousand.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14

- t. Bigelow Lawrence is acting Secretary e
Legation in London, the absence of Mr.. Davis
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dane gentleman lately expressed his opioion H.,
nance ice az bellevue Hall Newport was hmuah al
wberaaS peen announced as ..falI dress, bo
Inc 70 Il. number Of the Indies present were occord
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y Machinists in want Of employment, are referred
TO the advertisement Of S. w. Kent, in this paper
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FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY!

Change In Business! Prices Reduced!
LAWSON & HARRINGTON.
2s5 Washington (near Winter Street, Boston.
Respectfully intimate, that as
Change in their Business .drranee
will take place at the close Of the year. they will offer their
present extensive stock Of Fashionable
Furniture and Upholstery Goods,
on snch favorable terms to purchasers viii insure large
reduction of their stock previous proposed change
They have just received by various Havre packets full
supply OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, comprising
NEWEST STYLES OF
BrogdteHeS Dandsks, and other cuLtin FGBricsSuperb
Lace, aud Muslin and Lace Curtains--Curtain
Muslin by the yard and Muslin Curtains of all
kilds--Rich Cornices Curtain Bands. &C..
tcttH a great UurTcry OF rom priced do
&c. &c. &c.
L. 81 II have large assortment at all prices of
Painted Window Shades.
and other SHADE GOODS of all kinds s6ole E;r,rs e.
Wire Screens and Shades painted order
THE PATENNT RACK AND PINIoS
EXTENSION DINING TABLES.
manufactured by l.. a. H., are admitted ia he decid tho
best Extension tables hitherto invented An examination
fully md punctually executed 80 80 "fdfcHes, iaifh
I1ston, Sept H.
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H.. !. u such is the kingdom Of heaven >.
ngaster ' ,Shn remains of Thomas Chamberad,nc
paon'rg recommended him to ali tba, ass,duy IN
aged =, 'i,s acquaintance. lie died Juna @u 1e plea
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WORCESTER,
Great Free Soil Victory!
DrEEAT OF THE COMPROMISES!

..Tur DEFEAT OF THE COMPROMISE BILL
WILL BE Victory WON By ABoLIrloNlsM-
ACHIEVED BY FREE-soILIsM."- Horny Clay
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San outcast baby nation came
FF And kneelipg cried, annex US! ~.
We listened to the foundling's claim
And took II home to vex Us! l18if
NJ Now, grown to empires loity,air,
9n No longer she respects u.s.,
But, like proud disdainful fair, q
'Ni Contemns us and rejects US! aiae
Nov ask you who? The miig..
The old coquetter TakeS sed an ordi
..'t - -------- city limits, on
gB- The city Of Galena, Jhdred dollars.
nance prohibiting whistlig., I. . 4. soi,. IA.
pain Of penalty not cAapt CharIa unGed mat mat
MARtxr. Tbs. on Monday for wash
"ship Essex, sa she s9iis and YI' y, y
ing,on I" '0S'o" Post inefis leg I'M
to send
how III
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Foreign Items.

The much talked of claim of the Napoleon fami-
y against France for about fifty millions is to be pro-
secuted before the tribunals. When the people took
the helm of government in 1871, the government
property passed from the Boubon family to the state
At the fall of Napoleon the imperial property shared
the same fate. The Republic is the first to give the
example of permitting former monaichs to retain the
property acquired by virtue of their former Office
Louis Philippeis the owner of extensive domains
in France paid for in one way and another, out Of
the public moneys. The dowry of the Duchess of
Orleans is acknowledged one of the debts of the
Republic The two magnificent galleries of paint
ngs in the Louvre the Spanish and Standish CALLER
les have been surrendered TO Louis Philippe as his
private property. All these are but presidents for
the claim of the Bonaparte family for fifty millions
as recompense for the coniscation of the property
of the Emperor.
The gossip of the fashionable world Of England
tells that the Marquis of Chandos is on the eve Of
marriage with the only child of Lloyd, Lord Over
stone, the banker, who is to bring him fortune Of
five millions sterling, twenty millions of dollars
Tho pope is in sad perplexity, in consequence o.
the convection of SIX murderers, to whose sentence
decapitatlon he is called upon to aifx his name NJ
execution has yet taken place under the reign Of Pu
TX, owing to his invincble reluctance to sign dealt
warrant. He wishes the mscreants to be sent to tn
gaeys for the rest of their lives but the government
and judges are not inclined. to give way. o
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ET COKNEIb, THUMB ET5, y FIAT p u5l7lsF7J-
uIattured and warranted to prove ns good fecom-
dsd All kinds oflNSFRUMENTS used in Brass Bands
cfed and furnished to order. ua l8F ba4
lse few good Secondhand Instruments for sale cheap
5lot ~ Please call and examine, at 236 MAIN STREET,
ntB Block, corner of Pleasant ST. ISAAC FISKE.
Hofcester, Aug G, 1850. tif ~ ireH ~ ,L.aE df
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LATER FROM TEXAS Galveston dates of the
Sd say that decided disposition manifested to ac-
cept any honorable proposition for the settlement of
the boundary ~ .,a.;
The papers say the season is too late for troops
marching At large Union meeting held at Hous-
ton, resolutions were adopted opposed to sending
troops to Santa Fe and instructng County Delegates
TO accept the Congress proposition.
FROM TExAs-The "war bill, ? has been lost,
and the Legislature has adjourned as5
The last meeting held at San Antonio passed res
outlons to defend the linton and Constitution with
blood and treasure, and recommended the sale 10 the
United States Of all territory north Of the sd degree
OF latitute, and west Of the Tooth degree eff long
tude. t,ff t...ts,,
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~ ~ oopy o. an inscription on tombstone Il -.
of Llanbelig, near Caernaryon ne
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SOUTHERN EPIGRAM. The Stanton, Virginia.
Spectator, publishes the following neat little squb IN
which there is perhaps as much truth as poetry:'
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It was she aganour Door nl"n on shore
III % former dayswho now came bacS = NIUE
no ~ nep ,a.nerand But no more poor. no noro unph
IL h ,,,ors neglected She had become r;cb "b p'an
multitndes. y charm and inspire
holm a. aays later we read in the papers of stoc
loved snse aauress to the public written by the be
she once o,s s' Sa% with noble simplicity hat as
land. She od 'da lIe happiness to be in her native
Jyen, and that the income Of he ooey,. ier c1un
pms was lIs season to appear would H. - wnlch
,vonis ,u Tor school where eleves foy ,o ,a
~ educated to virtue and knowedga I, Th
.n,rsa gnce was received as Il deserye5
'' tue opera was crowded every might The bolov
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ALLEN Il CO,
sy, and Exchange Brokers
BRANCH MINT.
-DRISCOLL 81 co.

II Gold Diggiags, bring on y0er GOl
E1stst and hare 1t Coined !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

The general filth in uience ~ wenler.
worker u at present unlimsted and along viii
ihs There is cherished the conviction that s.efy
discovery aud invention adniis Of a psastIcs ~.
giicalion to the welfare Of nan. u new W..
a'abir produc, brought TO this country FROM
abroad, or . new chemical compound discover
~ u ncw phys,cal phcnomc,pn recorded ~
question j. immediately ssked cui bonoi W.
- Il good for : i food or drisk ~ no 60, a1t
II it, VIII It make hats .. snocs 81 cosoe
umbrellas VIII il kill or heal, Will d $50
a steam engine or make mill go7 And taiy
ihls cti bonn question has Of late been 20 sa,l..
lieiory answered, that we cannot wonder .aas
the public should persist in putting il, somewhat
eagerly, to every dIseosenr and inventor.
and should believe that II substance has one
valuable application, it will prove, If further to.
,e-uralod, TO have Thousand Gutta peaha
aas not been known m ih's country ten years;
and alread, 1t would be less darulty 10 say
VIVA, purpose il had not been applied to- thai 10
onumrratc tho-c 10 which i'.has been spol led.
Gun-coiton had not proved 10 the .adaes,
wag ~ power 10 klll, before certain niger soa,
American. showed TIM, ii had rcmssable pow.
cr of healing aud forms the best s,ek,ny olas.
ter for Wounds. Surgeons have not e,npl, yed
ether and calor0forms as an~sthelles ia, tree
wears and alrcady an ether steam essr,na il at
work in /, ous, aud chiorotorm cnginem Lon
don OF other sciences we need scarccls spe
Chemistry has long come down FROM het .to,,ic
altitude, and elective aitiniies, aud now soars
and DIVES. hakcs, brew., cooks, and compound,
drugs with ronicnred composur. Elecsr<ity
leave. her lnundcfbol' in the SKY, and. like Ns,.
curry dismissed from Olympus. acts Is let,es-eu.
rpr aud mc.-age-boy. Even the mysterious
magnetism, which once seemed living psirr.
pie 10 quitvr IN the compass needle, il uBeio,h.
ed al Gus .tery and sci to driving tsrnln. iathes,
r., public sees ali this. and has unlimited fai,h
BOB man, power 10 conquer painre The er.aa-
lt'Y which Formerly led upon unIcorns, pIios nix.
Is, mermnd,, vampires. kraken-, pestiienti8l
comeis fairies. ghosts witches, sNctres, eharms,
curses, Universal remedies, paclions with sse,as.
and the bic. now tampcrs It'll chemistry, siee-
trcjiy. and magueti.m, as It once did with tho
invisible world
Shoes of .witness, sevsn league boots, A.
Futtuuaius', Wishing caps, are banished esan
from the nursery. But an electro -,aagi tic
steam ttr balloon, which viii cleaye the air sc
a thunderbolt. and go as straigh, 10 its des, 81.
ton g.. the CROW flies. is an invention Which
mAuy hope To see rcai,xed, before railways afr
quiet worn to pecie, A -nuii.box full 81 the
rev manure. about 80 be patented, will frrfilizc
a field and The same amount OF the new cyplo-
,Ne NlA dsmauiiie the iorhcalions Of leris.
ly ucan- vt the iish-ta propeller 10 be sheu.
Is LAID before ihe Admiralty, the Ailaniic viii 10
crps,ed u three days. EdinbHrg Rcsier.
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''' ''''''' may '''''' '''''
time "uer 900 account ol strange hnorkins al
The doors 0f some Of the citizens hviHr 100 Yves
tor, NJ, YORK. and the .,r,p.,. de,,Iopo,ner,.
ca 49,.
''"' "''" ""' '' 'TI'''' INV ''''
what any 'pn'''' person ""Hld have az ur''
supposed, the production ot a natural capu,c,
ob,.f hs. beco ,iti.lir,nrl, arr,uuieJ f.r No.
....s ........t t......i -.
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uHc' gives i''t' Nl' 'i'''A "i noe matter
An artistic copied from lhu NcW York n
bu- containing Strange Drfengtment, and
Cumaa1rlImt irib Atrfs 10 Hr,n4n Nar
lo-i," l.;,', met m, tlc lll BE- author ,tcr
WId tlc 4h'c fnd 1icrps'ts article ou Nihr,tug
Dam, publi-hpd 100 thc ia"rcIH .joH-nqi y
Nrrnr., Vel NtN p SIS, los Professor T.
lloml,. be- wwud h4,c seen t1sl Do -pli ual
agcncN wa. required tn produce i'c audible
,.Wmbs jH q'e>'vn, an8 'mS twy aY74r 'r7W
purely p4t-gi cause, .ui probably 90 kociie--
ur y \ 90. elsewhere, l.s 'hr vhtalipa 81 a
dane over which, W.tcr Va- fihns
Professor l"omI- dc-rr'l"'- t'H' vibration ms
prpdnHae sounds, lbc loud kn"chpr on the
door. aHd w.II- If tg'dre., aud -tr, % pHr-
ucu.r aeconnt of lhe phcno irHl a- ob,enei
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..,,opt,o Na..s,.t.e,,. t,rin.r Mann. rf,a
,t,rd rost,,iirsf H., st,-,rtt,. tl,.. ,iir.t.
ban ~, ,b,. f...,.a. r ,. ,,,.,.., ,..t,r ,,..,i
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NJ
W. .,,.,.,., ,,,., ,L. I,,,,,.,. :, -. .,u
poihet 1eu. Twggs before he get. through
"''h ih'n unless indeed, he cuts shor, all GER
tH'"nN "HI -'nd mem out OF the state by feice
'i arms and mat barpsron. thing called miii'e-
~" -
We see ! stated 'nat tse mass mass. Of ihe sasaaes
'fr opposed to removal, and '.avs aetaalypas
a % %y.ssy death .a az. sr a.. q ray a
'h,fe IS geo room le.i 'er controversy
fof cur ""n par', rs much a. We de'es' faiea
in int poi'Ni 81 GOOD rnds.s''d ui'i'af} law, We
t'inA ''"l 'Ne "pe snopia be 'sAt aNsi fi'h
d" P'-''''r 'p'ed. me people q iiends. %
th' s'e'i'" N'e'e ho1iift'es are afeaasa are
va" OIL APPROXIMATIONS s's' ','c mostly !" stsA
''.''o'' '"1 u'''' dfms, hes",u"s s,eiy s~.s'~
ihe agricultural "f other industrial paT,a's
to secure ii'r -eaips upon Their heads. in'drh
condition as 'i''' iherv can be no peace. ~
'ua 'u'r'i'n "'i 20 inliame The blood "a vs.
" Hhe' '"l' u l.,Fe be no pfo'oeii'on i"fqss
reH"s, one "lit soon, and oilon enough ee
i"ah" 20 w'"c il'e country constant scene =
'amnii ana outrage. II IS better thea that e'ilcr
Zoe "''.r, of Their foes be 'epar.'sd Pe'ea-
.,N'} 'f' end cannot long to deis,sa.
""gr' l~' ','r' gon'e"d' one 'susl sao'n's e
IS impossible for lhes 70 c'i.' long 'es. ,...
ag. or ' .ome,oos ci.s' prosesla.s shs L.l,.a.
ma-' recgdc before the White tide, and huuaaiy
and Christianity soggestiha, is best 10 reisese
''''m before they get overwhelmed and desi'ey-
ga a - IT. 90 ., o,, than. ,o,.o,., n. d.,.,x..
,o, o ~ ,'g. . ',,uoaa' ~. ~" '.raa'vsI
,bg r.. m,n a,. cmdnqea ram ~, hsa,1.of Il
white man In the abstract, ,hr nll vert
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

|ns Sia,r TRApr TnsArtEs.---Tho
~ between Great britain aud France,
bhich these nations agree to keep ileets
be- coast of Africa lot the abolition Of
bIsya trade, provides that each party
nj he end OF five wears, put an end
on giving previous notice q the inten.
The five wears viii eSpiu on the
ri May rext. and France has already
notice Of her intention to a,inul the
pement Il has pro.ea II be q costly
=, increasing the profits and the hor.
I the trsde under other flags where i
b be reached.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

Go,p Snirrgp FROM tALiroRNiA--\n
intelligent gentleman from California est
mates the amount of gold shipped at the
mines ut $50 900 600, Tor the year l>lo,
tie ,upposes that not more 'hih "n'''h''"
of the amount dag finds rs way to the
United States. O.cgo3 receives great
loal which IS .enl back 'ht-o hy her labor
ne poula Chl mso tep vast suns.
aud England al-o \ goat quantity q,
QoM u.uaius Be to- country.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Jopraa Of Commesce says that The
arrest of lhe frcnch Vice Consul At Mata
moves. an account of which appeared IN
the ospers, created considerable excitement
In III, CITY.