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TICKETS FOR COURSE.

For Gentlemen 3; ladies 81 50; children accompanied
by parents guardians 81 tickets for single admission, p
cents each-for safe the principal Music stores Al Ray
nors bookstore, rs Bowery, and Newman / Co.'S l9S
Broadway. Ldl 81 WIZ. u BRADBUFY.
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q NotiCe.-Passenge per steamship ATLANTIC,
Liverpool viii please be board a The foot OF Canal
aTO.M0RROW, Saturday, Dec. T. at il o'clock AN,
80 send all baggage not wanted the passage on board
iHiS DAY Friday, Dec. 8, marked below with the
inter Of the berth, d. ii
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5,. % sa . an .a SH 5s165 a s% 15
maid an experienced Woman, speaking French. Apply
al Protective Agency, l45 tirand-sl. do II
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- .I....;.yvENft e. rNTaUNE

,,bash ID egsr. sPs4i.esd0y o1d Saturday morning.
- a rsr ~ I.uH Two copies ior s. Qea for so.
X sSssTgrtpeIocts cents q EGe each iueertoz
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a SMART WOMAN, "a years old, wants
Asiiualon plain Cook, Washer and lroner aud gen
eral HuuseWork lndeTsnnds her business perfectly
Good reference given ASK Tor Cecilia care Nh SPHINX 4G1
Broome. 81. 'front.' house. dj II
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" Noticc.-A Gentleman intends travelling through
Apru5pai Cities and Towns of Ohio. Michigan indiana
ID Illinois during the Winter aad would he happy 10 at
I'D TO any business entrusted 10 him for compensation
Best city reference and security viii be giyenit required
note addressed to Ied Boyds City Post viii meet al
e1non do /"
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q I, :, Nails Tor EurOpc,-NalIs PCT = :.
stsmship ATLANTIC, vii be nude mp al l4hs oiace on
SATURDAY,. The 9Th inst closing atlo! A Nj
Letters for tie Continent per Allan nc must ne pTe-Hau
acper rae fossil Wv. BRADY, ? NJ,
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A S DREssMAKER in private family, By
LAthe any or week, ny r compeent Young Womae. For
further particulars inquire n Z Noro!k-st 90 TX
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a S Cook, in private family, and to as
LAsisi in tie washing md ironing By respectable
Young Woman Can he for three days. Call al %
Orchard 81 IN Tie IoAr ~ It
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~ N0ucc.-The advisory Coumiaee OF he First
Observation-Disclosures viii tie Association for Improving
Condition tic Poor" have employed Mr ) AmES
GfFIN. % Broadway, 10 collect funds in That Ward for
I'd Association he WI commence calling upon the
egds of lie cause Immediately Ills hoped aud believed
hat lie VIII not be seat empty away,
Gro ll1-4-r secretary do 81
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tOa cAIipoaNfA- 0REGoN AH1 1es sASDwtcH isGA"ns
. yabli-u,d 90 he departure Of esch Man starner foF
Esssres Price, 63 Genie per copy. 80
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ETRESH FRUITS, &c.-AIalaga Grapes,
4 Malaga Rais!cs in Whole haIi and quarter boxes
Zante Currzn:s Su..ana Rais.as, haera C-t02. taa1
cardied grange eEt lemon peel, lemons, Oranges
Ewes apples, sLadoocEs. Bordeaux pr1Ees II i--cy
boxes Syrrnn AMI Malaga tgss EgyPcan aaie5 "A
ban ate5 iITar a.IrGLs J0Etan se-t s.aoalz. sicily
shelled ALMONDS, almond paper shell. g a.SefL5, BE
Il q. NUS 5. 3 ads No 81 ca .sls ~! s asi
refined Guor.ce rock candy sperm carr.es all colos aud
different prices SPERM winter and tai strained sweet
O., u bottles e- 5-tgs 5a-119s q Oh, ac33 - J-fes
carers mushroom AMI tcEat9 catsf rt1-e1 Onions ~ a
nuts eherEs &c &c Worcestershire sauce. ioget1eEi-
ce.erai assortment q English seces Also, YrJ eF.oF
green aac bl1c teas, f assortment. ac 81 ll;e an
s-a-s q. Ike different Eilcs, u a. press co-e e a.
scr-frens ze-uas.es; ard +; chccci-I pre-
coccE -1G yasle, coca shells, spires WLoe aao ground
y.rrrteG purc Bakers srOEs1. pineapple. Ta5psf
I1ca s-nc-, orseat nd 9tec 5yrf cLsf 40 fa5-1stt
la-7r & !ich Ead delicious c5ria-+ sJF las 10 =<- ia
domestic II bottles ard cTa OLD lTish Sc3-1 a4d
39u0zga1e-a Essyi superior Old vines anu A4 "a
Sf-l,s~5 .r-e- LIZ .lsAsi 81 a. ~ rcaE aHd
rr,er. i, bottles .s-neiass, .aFt0ea a-T0T-ro2 SAGE
garcia Barley LoIuy. oatiaea; Cgst.e- ge-5'T a. 5Ae'
h sczr iadgo yVbl-s comb lu2a7. fio-1sse5 an syfP
Hrzaas reaches cherries, rock can e E5-e' 81
--sr5 al.ez aa1 West l1tia p7sseTtss zattsaso
r,r5i- ae AseeTcs1 -seee. --- 1-gE5s a,i 'F--i
i5ataE 4ar PM bo-sest r ma az lf-
vsse-a.zz1 other fav1r.-e Strands. - 1s1-
glove sEsa- l7-.111- OF y
rst-7f t-f,ss.sHes (..sSFE,n - Cdz.--l4st
rsnerf erTos.ie tle New Sz-olai 7 aver,
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as PLAIN SEAMsrREss or Chamber
"a maid by Il respectable girl Can be recommended by
last employer Can be Friday, Il = LaUuarG-st
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tlINI " DO, NTdItt IUItVI , IVIUaNNt
T 4 ST Nj . MAILS

Ny thanks publicly tender to Dr. LuTENER, Aurist
Nscu-s for the surprising cure lie has performed
ls was for four years troubled with deafness in one Of
az ears accompanied with disagreeable discharge fem
= external and tried the first physicians in his cy,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Cincinnati and New.Oreans, ,Sh-
ohe itSs benefit, ana cured S The ABOVE namedgeL
..--... N. ~. N. ~. 90 ..A.
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rEyO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 One Who thorough understands the business Of
paninr sop i'm dis country Inquire Of JOHN !. VIII
IISTON g Idharty.piace DIS 81
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Ee0gFING BI -ILDTNGiS.-HosT 10 Sc
Z sr-= azairs. ss rsf nd dsc9alFcsIL7l d MEAL,
G1a c- .si- ~ cement
-s4Ty. Is E1-1
ra-lz-c1 tgr
Ie.ay mixed. ApP.5 % b. bEMAN .a7 Bioad-si- y.
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~ United Brothers Attention. A Special
Melting Wi be held THIS EVENING, Dec. 9Th al Y
Gand.st Al o'clock Y. NJ. for the purpose ofmaklng ar
iueenents TO visit the Lupd areudy secured Thanks
sung bay and hearing the lteporol the Land Commit
Zee Every member is expected to be present BY order
aihe President DIS IT. w. PARKER.
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laeleS 1--WE ncce la ~. a'g , ty 6 i,ot,3
sren made arrangement! OF The buoys the waters
This District on or about the Isl OF May, 1851
10 4aNSnl H. MAXWELL, Collector.
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S DIR, Lutener's Ear fufirTnnry, . Warren
near Broadway open nom ill S. FOR The exclusive
sluleat OF diseases deafness Discharges FROM the
u and all unpleasant noises In the head cured 10 short
1e. without risk pain. Consultation Zee, ST. by letter
@oherwiSe Unpaid letters refused
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

q l. oAhNGM Manager aud PronrietOr-,IoHN
@oop ~ Assistant AAaager- nesuoOn PERFORM
~ Sc a. - eing n oS'ocA-rHURSDAY aad FRI.
DAY posiistY The !sst dsys the Auuearsoc r CO.,
TOM THUMB In The AFTERNOON the CSene,sl vii
SUpear N a Songs banoes REGULATIONS. Staurary &c In
the EVENING Willie performed YOUR LIFF+s N n "
GER, and HOP o. MY THUMB. The CHINESE III,
scum has been added 10 lie other ourtoses Of ais ests
bhshncnL Admission p CT. children. III cts as
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FENO PRINTERS.-Wa ntcd, second
II hard .neouru sized Press without fault; for which
cash VIII rad Address PRINTER ofice Of The Til
buue Tins day. 81 II
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WANTED.

A CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE.
L2-WaDted gentleman OF good address, with sou 10
couduothe Exhibition Of Panorama and aeL as eNPosiLo
He VIII receive remuneration snare OIL poEls me
york & OF lig raracer aid none but person Of good
capacity and mt Tor business need apply y b-Ine
above WORK vil be sold competent person b. not en-
Fagfa within fortnight the proprietor csunot gly- ~
iine 70 H. For flAerinorDialion inquire al NIGHTS
RyHts1ti, Nv YORK dc w
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a S CHiLDRrN's MAID and Plain Sewer.
"a bys respectable Young girl who would make her.
sell generally useiu Best Of City reerelce To be- seen
al rs enth-st for TWO days d5A,
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r lucrative EMPLOYMENT given
z Ato Ladies and Gentlemen who have leisure time
light and genee fancy work, iaughtina few easy essons
Considerable emoluent may be derived soon as acqnlr
ed Amply. personally betW die hours OF len and tour,
at BIT ROSES, Il BRrcsy-st near Broadway, Premium
for teaching, s.. az W
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a S HoUsEKEHpER, by an American lady,
L&ina gen,cel family either in New-Yor Brooklyn,
the later preferred tas objection to lake the charge Of
one or TWO children References giyel aud required Can
be seen for enEascd Inquire a. DeSra'S
ST. one door cas-, OF COurt.st. Brooklyn. DC IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

A JOURNEYMAN BooKBINDER, of
"a sleady habits wanted, 10 to pleasant village IN The
State Of NeWY Ork. where constant employ VIII pe gwen
One accustomed to Blank Work In common with other
binding preferred Inquire al Spruce-st n3o ivy
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ITO CLIP HoRsEs, by two respectable
4 Young Men inst arrived from Ergiand-.laye had
seven yeSs experience Il tle business ia England Gan
Ice sse5fiUT s. wees 81 - VI 1.t-St- is AZ
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Yg7HEANNUAL REPORT AND NEW
4 DIRECTORY Of the Association Tor improving the
Condition Of the Poor for 1883 ind 81 being now ready,
subscribers viii be supplied by calling on r NJ. HART
LEY corner Of Grand and Elm SIS or on any OF the FOL
lowing officers OF The Association. members OF the Dis
rct Committees who authorized 10 receive subscdp-
James Brown. President, 80 Wall-st.
George GrlswOd, NIce-Pfesdent. y Souihst
James Boormn Vice. President, ll9 Green"c!Est
J. Smyth Rogers, NJ d. Vice President 81 flitl-a7-
fIoratio Allen, Weep President . Ctintonplece.
Robert bliuurn, Treasurer 70 SOuthst
First Wnrd-Jaues c. Ramsey, l57 Cedar-st.
Second Ward-Georce w. Able, 10 Johnst.
Third Werd-E. Caldwell Al Murray-st.
Fourth Ward-A Pardon, Jr 81 SOutb-st.
Fifth Wari-A R WetmOre, 81 Yesey-st
Sixth WarG-N C. Everett, III Whitcst
Seventh Ward-Stephen Cutter, 70 Commencement
Eighth Ward-Jcseph 3. Collins. AS BrOome-st
Ninth Ward-Jamcs o. Pond. MD. Il StXth-ay.
Tenth Ward-JGmes Horn, ChrysuesL
Eleventh Wards P Patterson. rs Avenue D,
Thirteenth Wart-LeWIs Chichester. ~ East broadway
Fourteenth Ward-Adam W. Spies, g. Prine-st
Fifteenth Ward-Thumas Denny. II Cnton-piace
Sixteenth Ward-Luther Jackson 36 Twelith-sI
Seventeenth Wards. c. Lyues, II 81. MARKS piace.
Eighteenth VERDI. E. Maiher ~ East Eigheenti.5t
Nineteenth Wart-O. w. Morris. Ftteil.st near Fifth
ay ms 2weodt r NJ. HARTLEY, Secretary
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WANT PLACES.

q REspEcrAnLG YOUNG MAN, lately ar
Arrived from Eugluad desires situation, Cnechmen
or Groom aud Couctnin Has objection 10 wait nj Ia
lie onuv years character can bc la1 from
his pluce in England city country Address " M
EVANS box Tribune Office, or can he seen n 52 Mott
ST do At
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NN{ANTED-ln a Dental Office, a
Young Man OF good manners, education and me-
cdnical abilities from 10 70 z years Of aye 70 learn the
afl Of Dentistry The opportunity will be sa-actorg
Is St J.JAFyIS, Dentist, 900 Grand-st Il. Y.
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BOARD--A gentleman and wife, also
A2singe gentlemen, can find desirable rooms for the
wiucrat II Warer.st. suit o. rooms the first floor
for small family Terms moderate. and references re-
i1red d. lm'
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AMPHITHEATER, 81

Bowery-JAMEs NJ JUNE co. rsopretors:-
THIS EVENING Dec t. viii be performed, the PsrY
PagrspI Of CINDERELLA; or The Lutte Glass slipper
IN which the characters vii be sustained by Is children all
les than y wears of age Previous % CndeIea eegsnl
scenes Ia The Circle In which tie FRENCH TROUPE VIII
appear The four best Fenar Riders IN ne world Nile
Louise Mile Tournisre, Mile Ross ard Mad anne 6eno
viii appear the evening Private boxes, 9neentsi
ormsnce commerce. A. Il O'Clock. NO
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.


WILLIAM B. BRADBURY'S CHOIR
w ALSINGING CLASS AT THE TABERNACLE-
With the desire ofdirecng the attention OF the public
generally The study and OF Vocal Music and
especially with view to the promotion OF Congregational
Sngi1S IN tie Churches. The subscriber has leased the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE
one evening each week. for twelve consecutive weeks for
course of
ELEMENTARY LESSONS AND LECTURES
in Singing.
The rev ard popular method of teaching Singing In
recently introduced by him will be adopted, and,
to induce whole families to o the terms viii be much
lower thar in his smaller classes while every facility for
pleasant study and rapid progress Will be afforded.
The arst lessen Of the course VIII be given FRIDAY
EVENING, Dec. 6, commencing 4 O'clock and the lea
win be continued Friday enngs of each week.
In Of "serere storm Friday evening next the
lesson viii be postponed one week.
TICKETS FOR COURSE.
For gentlemen, s.; ladies' 81 5o children accompanied
by parents guardians 81 tickets for single admission, p
cents eachor sac at the principal Music a! Rag So
Broadway. ldl 81 VIM 3. BkADBOk4.
SECOND GRAND VOCAL AND
SNSTRIrMEN CONCERT-F f. DOCTOR,
Pianist Vienna has the honor to inform The Pqhic
that his Secord Concert will lAee place nj me IiF Lth
HALL. SATURDAY. Dec. 7-assisted by Sgnofa Iruih
Benedict prima Donna the Italian Opera House, by his
Lady Madame L. Doctor, and by the eminent violin VIZ
PROGRAMME.
Overture from Zsmr9, for Tour bands, executed ny
Ferd. Eiw. and Madame Louisa Doctor
2. tBy general desre Fantasia from Somnamhula, COM
posed and executed by Z. Doctor
S..Af from ErHa1 by Sgnora Trlll Benedict.
i.MaIrLe Mafocain composed by Meyer executed ~ =
T.. Doctor.
s. Violin Solo by Ferd Grlebel.
e. Greeting 10 America Grand Dueuo from National
Airs for two Pianos, composed by Doctor and
executed by himself and Madame Doctor.
7..Air from Don Juan, bv Sigpora Truif- Benedict
g.. Grand Polacca for Piano for four hands, composed
By Kucken, executed 10y + +. aud Madame Louisa
o. Violin Solo, by + Grebel
lOA Caprice for tbs Let Hand alone composed by
Winners. Grand Polka dc Concert, composed and
executed by +. + Doctor.
H.. Dream from Lombard, 10y Sguora Trutf- Benedict
y. Yankee Doodle Grand Fantasia for Piano composed
and executed by Doctor.
Mr Timm viii preside al the Piano.
Doors omen o'clock 10 commence at flchels %
cents TO be had at the principal Music Stores and lioeis
and at ScIubert x Co.'S European Music DeP9t, %
Broadway. opposite the Park a. II,
TENRIPLER HALL.-AEadame ANNA
Il BISHOPS EIGHTH GRAND SACRED CONCERT
on UNDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec.8, on the same mag
nicent scale rs before. -
A grand selection from Handel's MESSIAH Also, new
selections never before performed herel from Meyerbee
prophetic, Douzeris MARTYRS RossinIs MUSES.
KALIWODA sOLEMNEL OVERTURE,
The great Vlol1iisf Herr GRIEBEli the eminent Cor
Meta Piston MIR. EAYLEY: Grand Chorus-,uc whole
under lie direction OF Mr BOCHSA.
II NJ pnufaf tn nj m rs q !
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XNTEAVERS WANTED.-40 to 80

good PowerLoom Weayers may ind steady
roymen the Clinton and ankindeie Mills, sltulJed
W&ppinger's Falls, DWchess Co NewYorh Appyal Tie
Minis or at 80 Pine-zt. NeW-I 0rk. d. W.
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INFORMATION WANTED of MARY

Il TRANSFORMING is supposed to 1--we with some
family in Lewis.si. VIII call ut Il Gardenst Brooklyn,
she VIII learn OF her Niece who has recently arrived from
Ireland d. Str
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-18
May 6,1sEO.
From the Portsmouth Pilot-Extra.
U. S. SHIP ST. MARY's,
Hamilton Roads, June Is, 1850.

Hampton Roads, jane 10, lou.
DEAR SIR The st. Mary's, bearing the broad
pennant Of Commodore Geisinger, arrived here
last night, after pleasant passage of eighty days
from Batavia. She sailed from Macao on the
god February from Manila.
The Plymouth, Com. Voorhees,, sailed at the
same time for Turon Bay, on the mission of MIR.
Balestier, U. s. special Agent and Envoy to Co
chin-China, Siam, &c.
The Dolphin, Lieut.. Com. T. ]. Page, was at
anchor in Macao Roads.
The object of our visit to Manila was to receive
on board, and bring to the United States for trial,
FIVE American seamen who were in prison there,
charged with having set fire to the American ship
Massachusetts, of New Bedford, at the Marian
Islands.
We sailed from Manila on the 9th Of March,
leaving in the river Pasig the American brig. 10
toff, Capt. Wallis, to sail soon for home About
the 10th Of March, the Straits OF Gaspin, two
cases ofsmall-pox made their appearance on board,
and we put into Batavia to send them on shore, IN
the hope of arrestng the spread of the contagion,
in which we succeeded. At the date of our de-
parture from Batavia, March Goth, their recovery
was considered hopeless.
On the Goth May, in lat 80 49, south, long. 24c
81 west, spoke English ship Ceylon, Of Sunder-
land fifty-six days out, bound to Port Adelaide,
with emgrants. She desired to be reported, "all's
WELL"
There are also on board three prisoners from
the Pacific squadron, sent home under commute
ton Of sentence of death by court martial.
LIST OF OrFIcERs.--C Commodore, d. Geisinger.
Lie,sienanis, J. b. Marchand, c. ap r. Jones, w
E. Boudinot .9cfing Liepiendnts, A. c. Rhind,
ID. Ochiltree, master. Purser, c. Anderson. Sur
geon, s. r. Addison. Lieut. Of Marines, +. b.
Mcneil Commodore's Secretary, Fred. Schey.
.Afidshipmen, J. l.. Breese, ID. l.. Braine, c. l..
HARRISON, ]. II. Rowan, jr Boatstoain, John
Crosby Carpenter, C.. w. Babbtt. Saiimaker,
w. B. Ingitt. Gunner, John Brown. Passenger,
G. r. West.
Yours truly, X.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-18

THE NoRTHERS MEMBERS and presses
have become, all at once, very hostile to COM
pound legislation. They insist on passing
the California bin bv itself, without condi-
tons or connection with other propositions.
They don't like to think of more than one
thing at time, and above all they hate in
congruous bills.
All this is very rine for set Of gentle
men to profess. VINO could not two years
ago appropriate money to treat for Mexican
territory without adding proviso, that if 1t
were acquired. slavery should be excluded.
Nor could the same class of statesmen agree
to bills for the government of any Of the
Territories California, or New
Mexico-without adding similar PROPOSE
ton.
Texas, on her admission, was made sub
ject to division by the line Of SO deg. 30m., in
order to exclude slavery from the northern
portion. Why was this done Because Of
the Missouri Compromise. Let the same
thing be done with California. Divide her
by the same line and leave the southern
portion to the South, unless it is intended to
respect all compromises so long as they ope-
rate in favor Of the North, and violate them
when in favor Of the South.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-18
Address to the people Of the Southern
states.

states.
Al large meeting OF Southern members
of both Houses of Congress, held at the Cap
itol on the evening Of the 7th ultimo, the
Hon. HoPKINs l.. TURNEY, of Tennessee,
having been appointed Chairman at pre-
vious meeting, took the Chair; and, on motion
of the Hon. DAVID HUBBARD, OF Alabama,
the Hon. WILLIAM j. ALsToN, OF Alabama,
was appointed Secretary. :
Whereupon, the Hon. A. 7. BUTLER, OF
South Carolina, from the committee appoint
ed at preliminary meeting, reported an Ad-
dress to the Southern people, recommending
the establishment, at Washington City, Of a
newspaper, to be devoted to the support and
defence of Southern interests which was
read, and with some slight notifications,
adopted.
The following resolution was offered by
the Hon. THoMAs L. CLINcMAN, of North
Carolina, and unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
Rssolusd. unanimously, That the committee, in
publishing ths Address, be instructed 10 gave with It
the names OF the Senators and Representatives in
Congress who in the proposition to establish
the Southern Organ, manifested by their suoscrP
tons to the several copies OF the plan In circnaon
or no may hereafter authorize said committee to in
ciude their
Maryland. Senator: Thomas G. Pratt.
Virginia, R. M. I. Hunter,
J.. M. Mason. Representatives: j A.
Seldom, Thos. H. Averett, Paulus Powell,
r. X. Meade, Alex. r.. Holiday, Thos.
S. Bocock, H. A. Edmundson, Jeremiah
Morton.
North Caroiad.-Senator: Willie p.
Mangum. Representatives: t. l.. Cling
man, A. w. Venable, w. S. Ashe.
South Carolina. SENATORS: A. P. But
Ter, f. H. Elmore. Representatives: John
Mcqueen, Joseph A. Woodward, Daniel
Wallace, VIM. f. Colcock, James l.. Orr,
Armistead Burt, Isaac e. Holmes.
Georgia Senators: John McP. Berrlen,
William C. Dawson. Representatives: 10
seph w. jackson, Alex. H. Stephens, Rob
ert Toombs, H. A. HARRISON, Allen F..
Owen.
Alabama. Senator: Jeremiah Clemens.
Representatives: David Hubbard, +. w.
Bowdon, s. w, Inge, w. J. Aston, S.
w. Harris. .
Mississippi. Senator. Jefferson Davis.
Representatives: w. S. Featherston, Jacob
Thompson, A. G.. Brown, w. W. Nc
Willie.
Louisiana Senators: S. U. Downs,
Pierre Soule. Representatives: J. H. Har-
manson, Emile La Sere, Isaac p. Morse.
arkansas Scion Borland, w.
Sebastian. Representative: William X.
. Johnson.
neutrality-suspicious.: Vol. E. How
ard, ID. S. kaufman.
Missouri. D.. r. Atchison.
Representative: James S. Green.
kentucky. -Representatives: r. II. Stan
ton, James l.. Johnson.
Tennessee Senator: Hopkins l.. Tur-
ney. Representatives: James H. Thomas,
Frederick p. Stanton, c. Fl. Williams, j.
G. Harris.
Florida. Senators: Jackson Morton, d.
l.. Yulee. Representative: E. Darlington
Cabell.
And upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
HOPKINS L. TURNEY, Chairman.
I ATTEST:
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR ELMoRE.--On Saturday,
9Th inst, at Columbia, s. c., the remains or 'he
Hoa, F. III. Elmore were buried within the pre-
cincts of the Presbyterian church, with every
honor, that his fellow citizens could bestow on his
memory,