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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
WILLIAMSBURGU ITEMS.

SrREETs-Menerole st. being continuous from
South Ferry is to be regulated an paved and
tagged six feet wide South Third 81. is 70 be flag
eed and paved from the Old Road at Tenth st to
Union. av.: AinoHe.st is to be opened and Varet.
st. from the Brooklyn line to Bushwick av IS also
to be opened and graded A remembrance has
been sent in against the contemplated improvement
Of McKibben.st
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MIR. WARLAND, the editor OF the Lowell Courier,
lVt pays the following tribute 10
GOURAUDIS SOAP

we observe that Carleton Hoyey Of this city advertise
GOURAUDS italian medicsted Soap II 10 long snes We
the article and do refer TO In reference 10
the purpose 10 which 10 said 10 be particularly sp
piled But we say from some experience years Dsck
Inst by far the best article 10 DO used In shaving that
was ever manufactured IL coats little lhan tho
best shaving soap bat here nothing In tho Hsrkes thai
compare with h In this regard We can truly recon-
mend IL 10 every who shsves himself and scap for
that purpose, instead Of sny Ofits substitutes
Mr. Wsrlsnd does not full justice 70 the admirable quail
ties Of GOURAUDs Italian Medcsted Soap; Il IT, more
over tho most wonderful compound ever Invented for
curing eckles pimples and s skn diseases and no
mother values tbs health Of her infant should any
other soap In ia sbuIions Ibsn GOURAUDS Soap. Found
only at 81 Walker o. let store from mot I'M Broadway.
ivl2 6teOd
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nR.A. yOn srpINBKRG,s Invaluable Ertr.

nR. A. Won sTRINBERG's invaluable Extract
1JOf SsTsapsrila combining with ssrsapara the enef-
ReucAy purifying qualities OF other ingredents and
peciay OF substances which render decidedly the
best medicinal preparation for the OF all diseases
sspg from impure state OF the blood and other nuids
and arrangements OF the physical functions Principal
DepoL 1871 FulIOn.t ChuTch-st Also sold by Mr.. j.
Coddlnston Chemist us Broad waY A. Banks, Cbsmis,
4l2 Broadway A. Wnship, Chemist l2b Canasti J.
Sheridan Apolhec sies Hail. 3f7 Broomesl and all Other
respectable ApothecaTies. Vl9lmeod-
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Office Of The Michigan Central Railroad Company,
DETR0IT, July ., 1856.

Ottce Of he Michigan OerHA hAllfOan company
DETROIT, July q 1880 !
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received Al The
- office Of this Company In the City OF Boston, and d
the oce OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10 The
City OF EewYok until the h day Of August noon, for
loan q One Million OF Dollars upon their eight per cent
Convertible Bonds dated tho fret day Of April and Of
October Of he year and having mature
The propCeas will be opened IN the presence OF Samuel
Frohtng ham, Esq President Of tho State Bank Boston
and d. ID Williamson, Esq President Of the Farmers Lo.n
and TTus Company, New YORK. and notice thereafter viii
be Immediately given 10 The parties whose proposals
accepted TIT Directors reserving themselves tho right
to reject proposals coming from apparently irresponsible
parties
Twenty per cent Of the subscription will be payable on
he 18Th Of August
Twenty per cent Of The subscription will be payable CO
the Let September.
Twenty per cent Of the subscription will be psyrhS O.
he lat October
Twenty per cent Of the subscription viii be payLLac c.
The LIST January, lool
Twenty per cent Of the subscription will DO p.ysteo.
the Let April 1861
Ten per ooy Of The Bonds will be Issued the CIC
PAYNE OF 20 per cent Until he cose Of The subscription.
TIE Directors announce that Tho Bonded OeOl Of The
Company shall DO increased beyond The anoanl author
WA iHu5 GEO Z UPTON, Treasurer.
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nR. RICHARDsON's sYRUP.-Ons Of Zoe esss
Dremedies of the sKe Dr. Richardson's Syrup for shsl.
era cholera morbus and summer complains and pals In he
stomach.
Sod al Dr. fnphageos $50 resrl-st Charles II, Alag.
HAYS IFS guliou-sl Brook yn city Iol tas
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aucuoneef.
DENJAMIN MOONEY will sell THIS DAY a. 10
Docock A. he Auction Room "a PsIsI cutlery FSncy
Goods Watches Jewelry &c consisting or Butcher knives
rem snd pocket do. ays cologne zinc mirrors snuff
boxes, mechanical hgures, &c. Also gold aud silver
wat.fes aus lie
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIASO-FORTE,
II Ac-J. W. BROWN vii SCI ~ slcion on II rs
DAY. August s al 10 o'eocl, Al ~ Broadway, lsfge
stock Of superior roseW oo mahos sny and psnsi Fgn-
tore embracing sO'as ee stees psrlor chairs cOuches.
tedsesds sprug and hair mattresses dressing buresus
washsguds hook cases, rocking and eAsy sc S1h
Bohemian glass; pisnomue, &c. Catalogues now ready.
aus r.
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MEDICINES

THE TONIC OF THE SEASON.
GREAT PROOF Of HE value Of PLANEFxs BIZ
NTERS-r-ad lhs evidence.
ST. PAUL. Minnesota Tenitory,l June g. 1850.
Dear slr-Hsvng fully satisfied myself Of the great EN-
cscy OF Psnes Buffers for he complaints for which they
are recommended, will lhsnk you 10 send me one dozen
foe my immediate use, and obige yours, truly ,,r,n
ANOTHER.
CLEAyELAsD, June ~, 1850.
Dear Sir found the article Of Planets bers TO
bee troubled Tor q considerable length Of time with the
chronic dianhoa which oahled al The medical sfl had
was Induced TO Try your article OF befs and snef nkng
some four or five bottles have been entirely restored
Enclosed the cash for SIX bottles, which please send mo
by opportunity. and OOigngly remain You! ooelien'
servant SIX. fANNlN.
For sale by the agent
iyls Imeods JAMES sAOIiER, 23i Broadway.
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CALIFORNIA.

s !; It PRARIS & BgOCEWhY, a r,. ..:s:s-'
SACRAMENTO CITIt
JEoIESs AND COMMISSION MsRcHArrr-
4 IBEKAL ADVANCES made ~ eonsig nrnsrts' sa< O.
Lsc-ncy business promptly sueodet 70. rsfs, t
< yGRNgsrocx 4 Co Ne~-Nort
EAR You've Phtlsdelper.
c. y HussZY 2. -. H0NE WILLIAM Air'ara ~ y
Pittsburgh GIVE
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t,ibuted largely to enhance the comfort Of beings
who have been sadly neg ected in this city.
Advertiser.
Drowned John McClsry, a dirt cartm,n. went
to battle in the small pond at the foot Of Gambler
land ct on Thursday noon and was Drowned. The
water was about seven feet deep, and getting be
vond bis depth, being unable % swim, be could no.
regain The bank, although not more than ten feet
from il. He leaves q wife and family.
Po1IcF Catherine McGonesal was br1usht
u, "a q charge Of pawniug en- desroyilg clothing
belonging 70 Margaret Grsnt.
Peter Vele, f07 violent ASSAULT upon hii son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

IRVINE Trade TRAEEKS L co q ahd7n-
j ARE, n. Y manufacturers and Importers Of T"Ael
offer for sale the largest Alt best ssBJIenI VI Foreign and
Domestic TWLe 10 The Urled States, which hey vii se
for cash or approved psper he lowest mAfse1 prices
Ary AID Of Txine made TO order. Also FAX, Hemp AID
fyI makers materials always hand. Our ssock com
prizes ore hundred and hhy yaredes Of Twlne OF 81
sizes coors and gItdes Merchants are feqlea-d - can
and examine for lnemselves A ThAN EhNo = W
W. eodlmr
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MA ID MDN T. Aucl tnecr.
NACET FOAfI.-DUHOST & HOsACK Vi
ssl a. Auction, THU RSDAi, Aug 81 II o'clock a.
he bsrchsris FxcharT-, The new yscht an schooner
rgg@J built Ia Boston lsa Msy. DO uus SD eeI keel sni
daVs 0uv - inches sser we'd found, a. new, chain ca
e.e : fsthoms, sld un Iron bal 49, NOV L. ~ WI
hsmstu-gh, rear The F-rry. Inquire a. ls washing
Hote'. " ilismshurFh AS ilss
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SCHOOLS.

LRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
Il DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES--l0l 81.
hsrtspsce, Eigbih o. hew'fork Madame dix has the
OF informing her friends and the pubic that she hss
removed her establishment TO tle spacious dwelling SIT.
uaed l0l 81 Msrfs place. The house, which 10 double,
contains ell The modern Improvements such as baths &c
large garden, the neighberhoOd OF Tompkihs Square,
several lines Of ssges which pass the door every few min
contribute greatly to the comfort and convenience Of
scce much to be desired by parents for their children
Madame Xix is assisted 10 all the various branches
sary form sui s.suts and polite education by he best
PFOenoTs In the City. The School will reopen Monday,
the I'd OF Septen ber 1850
Terms moderate. Further Information respecting the
establishment may be obtained fron-Madsme Mortimer
Livingston; Madame Henri w. Livingston; Rev Dr..
Hsrdenburgh; Mr.. McKeon, District Attorney; Mr. Col.
Vile; M Fowler Mr. Elss POuvert; Mr. Charles NAL
lbrsn Mr. Fabreguettes Mr. Gabouige Mr. }. b. Murray
M Charles COudert; Mr.. 0eanore Mr. Negrin aus 81
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4 CAbp TO TaE rgBtIS:ss .s.,o Y0H *

"A IetOt IAIlON Fun 1uE IThEooiON VI
GAAlNG- The undersigned iskss great pleasure In an
no1rctg 10 the Public hst Association has ust beeE
orgsuztd s City hsyag for ia object the suppression
q ssnrnrg II viii mainly direct la attention 70 the
numerous faro PsLki Lottery and Policy On rs, but vii
e time sim al he suppression " every speeies Of
gaming.
The roorf o. TIE Afsocisor are located The corner
o. Chatham md NOr.h W!liauFs New YorG, e-irsnes
81 Cha and will ~ for ms ransscuOu Of outi'
meas dUTirg the day Information relative 10 gaming
hcufs ard well sntht ncEed fcs re alive 70 he owls OF
gamif III DO bnL y received whether communicated
ysihs or by letter, ana al persons who have been
uctd by gtnbsrs arc pkrtcu.lrly requeIed 70 call
Uror subs roer who will reader hem such asssance
b. necessary f. the recovery OF their money or
properly, or The persecution Of lhe rohoerS
pryE-e req ter vii be kept IN hch will be recorded
u name occupation &c Of each individual Wno u IN me
hsbi o. yi'tr gaming houseS 90 that Me chAn Bank
ing lnfuu Ice and Otfer public iusuuuonI 10 IBIS City Or
tteW htr-, al any Tine ASCERTAIN whether persons
heir cchder &C. EMP oy are 10 Tho habit ~ gambling
BCoks Tracts, Pan ph.ss &c. on The subject Of gaming
prepared expressly Tor popular circulation viii be con
i.srLy hand and for sac ~ The Rooms OF The Aiso
cGiiCr.
All communications OF The ousness Of The A1sodenor
usi te postpaid ard Addressed 70 H. GREEN, u
G-n ~ Agent ard Cofresp sending Secretary OF me New"
RI AssQc alien for The sup oresEon Of Gaming
J. H. GREEN, o.
New York, Jury 81, 1850. sul Dkwn
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SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND rEACHEHs
- can have all their educational orders satisfactorily exc
cut,d at The L. School Agency 293 Broadway, (abOye
the Pam established 1917 with unparalleled Acilies add
followed with the happier results To please q ID be
plealed 10 our motto Correspondence throughout tho
Union Teacheu Registering fee 81 In advance, and pro-
cures egoaiors until suited. Persons will be called on
heir redence, irequesed Apply early full and post
su2 ST. T. Il. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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q SERVINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
A CONSTANT SUPPLY Of this celebl sied specific for
IA Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections, Debility and numer
Gus olier Ms Of lie, IL kept al 100 Fullou.sl by
IVA lmeods b ID. BANDS.
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" We hear hat some attemps have been
made by persons understood to be members OF ihe
Tailors Association, to take unmade garments
from persons landing from the city ferry boats. We
believe nothing scriou, has occurred bat the per-
sons complained Of should remember that they are
injuring their own cause.
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AUCTION SALES.

3 GARDINER, aucIioueef.
DT BALDWIN GARDINER,
ID Store So SroaiSzy, COS. AnlhSnySL
- fG4c1.al Attention ~ 10 given 10 sAles of gsneg
Boob. Porcelain Pslndrgs &c Aso, furniture o. i4ai
les giving ap h01se-seeping. Also Stocks Of Ma use
turert, &c AL % which are respectfully solicited
Baving made Al NrrAD Seneni Wih M L C. FUTILE q
as iAesual he hopss " mon e patronage q 40 ,nendS
and he public tel isn
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GOTTON FACTORY ZOE sALg. Wn ;.

COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. - wll b
Nsod 81 Public Auction 10 the highest bidder on ne pre-
mises 10 tie Village Of Msnlus Onaniags Co, y on
Tturdsy "a dag OF August next Al 10 Oc ock tln
lees previously disposed OF on private sle) All ln7 "a
ard perFonal property u Tho ManiUs FactOry, cOnTf
Ing OF about & of and two substantial sone build
Ina each % by s. .ee % hem four s)es he 0tesf
hfee stories high two SgJry stone building - y - -ei
between The shove picking room, II " 81 iee
ote story bigh a. l0ni1g the four fory building fae NIL
hss pie wsIer-power fny-Ouc Looms VIZ AZ Nas
necesssy machinery the moot Off hayrg been ~ uss oly
about b. rec years TIE whole good running concuon act
now 10 operation There 70 likewise on tie premises
Two story stone house s1re soafdng house viii IA 1f
titre fur frarne dwelling houses frame lumber hO1Es-
Sale rosirve FERNS per cent % day u Iae IS per
cent IN The Sh dAy Of Sep.em1er when tn deed will be
delivered he remainder Ia Two equal annua psymsas
viii interest secured by bonds snd mortgage Oh ne pro
msss Por further particulars Inquire o.
CORLtEs HAYDOCK 4 CO,
IS william 81 Nev-YJrE,
or OF lie agent FhANhLlN NAY
NAHUM June n 1850 ifs IL eodtAzl OS W iy2nkAl0'
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rTREET pEPARrMENT, No iH,l Of Recora.

GTKEkT DBPAKTAENT, No Hal d Recofds
CSeGled proposals Will DO received al The Street Com
for grazing reseng curb am cutters rspsyiog
AMI aging tagging 70 he e1en, which no snow
doce 10 LeKin stOn-sy between Twenty nilh AID Thirty
fourth and IL Thireih Thirty frs 4nd thirty second
as between The Third and fourth avenues Ans spscf-
cations ard all IL formation tereo be hid a9pcs-
lion 10 The Contract Clerk Of this DsOsnmsrt
aug. /, ls50. lsu9l JOHN 7. DOD III, Street C)mr
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REMOVAL.

DEMOyAL.-L h MOORE co Joooers o. sls
klano Lace Goods have removed 10 ne ols -. orosa
way corner Of CedsrsI ard receiving tneu al sup
ply Of Muslius Enhroi6erss bsces cloves nOoOns
Winnings ard email wares TO which hey invite ne men-
u0n Of buyers DH hnONW
INK. EDWARD IA. DIXON Editor Of ne seApet
~ has removed bic consulting Offices 10 liz otsnd o. one
door west OF Broadway, where - attends 70 once
tsons ard operative surgery exclusively once noan
trom 10 10 S and 10 evenings
ty24 I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE existing under the
psme OF Fell L Stoctbndge 10 Dissolved BY m1t lL
cousenl The busine OF tho old arm viii be closed By
r. C FELT
B SrOCkSRIDGE
The ,uhscriber having purchased r. FelS interest IN
TIE shove concern will carry re b1sress OF Mefchs
Tailor 81 The "a stsnd q Johnsi where he will % hsp0
10 see The customers OF he old concern and 40 many ONES
IS viii favor him with call b stOCbBRlD9E
Eew.Yorf, August lsI 1880. sa2 ST. y John e.
NIOrICE.-The srm Off KANENBLEY CO. he'e.
lNgsore engaged II he our snd Re business a. -
Nes.tt IL TIA City, hxi tbs iay been Dissolved TIE deos
OF tie concern will be paid by y. kANENbbEf, wac
aore continues tie bnsness 81 he place AID wooO
coueerr J. y CLEN ELASD,
+. KANES5LEY
New-YcrE Aug I, 1850. su- 81
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ell nnQ 10 LOAN a per cent on improved
IF NEskIfH Co 81 Pns-sl
nAKUm-5o bales No. l. so do No. sor sale Al
Omanutaemrer prices, BY
ma GAUHf oLhklcksoa lbs sooie-a
uANGIrGs-rlpcr,s0Oo go poondsfrom p 70 80 inches
vide cEsfenl qualities and colors for sale q MANIAC,
tznnz phess GAtHT hDGkAIcKsOn. 80 sootb-s
TBAIN CABlks-A iHss aasorlneny Of Engnts
u provsd. rom ga To la inches For sale BY
ND 0IUNf oERRCksON, l5s sooto-s-
DAGs, ROPES, ard al knds Of paper msn9,seaf
"A ers Essersls bozghi snd sc.d 90 liberal terns Y
all slIPY 4 pERkIezfoh, Ia and 10 koaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

For BIDDLE's GROyL-The congregation Of
St Peters and St. Pauls church, Willismsburgh,
are off to-day for days recreation at Biddle's
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nANBIRY AND NORWALK RAILHOAO

D-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORORs Scaled pro
posas will DO received by he Directors Of the Dsn5uy
and Norwak Railroad Company, al The Office Of he Engi
neer IN Dsnbury, until the 80 day Of August next for the
grading piing masonry and bridging Of he whole Of said
road-shout IS miles
The maps probes psn and specification The work viii
be read for examination on and ser he lon day Of Al
gust neIL
The line will be divided into convenient sections Of about
ore mile 10 length ard proposals may DO made for
one or all the sections FOR he whole HorG, Including
the Iupersuucture. - .,,, $500.
ErRineers Ofce Danbury. Conn July = 1850 lyE 1877
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CTREBT DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL or
- RECORDs-sessd proposas viii be received a. this
Office gnnl Friday, August 3, 1850, 81 o'clock,
70 regulate Eighty fourth 81 from Third 10 FOurh-sy.
Plans specheanons ard all Information hereto, bs
had on application 70 the CotnAei Clert Of mis- Depart
menL JOdN t. DODoEp
jay go 1850. Street Commissioner.
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STBEET DEPARTMENT no. HALL OF
- RECORDS Sealed propOsas vii be received A. sals
ofee uuul Friday Al .ust oh 1880, a. O'Clock ?.
For regulating seyentstasL from Third 10 Boufih az
Plans Specifications AID ell Information thereto, can be
had application 10 ne Co1I.c9 CsCf Of MS Depart
merit JOhN T. DOOOE,
July 80 1850. Sneeg Commissioner.
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CTREET DKPARTDENr, No. Hall ofRscoTds.
C-Seaed proposals viii he received ~ MS once pn.l
Friday Aug g. 1850 al o'clock ~ TO flag space fleet
wide through The sidewalks Of rhireenthsL ron ne
Ninhav The Hudson river Where The sane are roi ~"
tagged psLked Plans specifications and all in'orns
ton hereto be had on application - nc Conn.I CSk
Of he Department JOHN 7. DODGE Street. Com nl.r
August ls5O. sl1
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TNNTRACT FOR WARnING AND FENTI-
u LATINO WARD sCuOOL-HOUsE.-sealed pro
posas directed above, Win be received by ihs School
and Inspectors Of ne 'inih Ward 1nt tie
oh OF August next for warning and yenang tne new
schOol-houie COW building 10 Greenwich nlth Ward
Plans Of the building be seen and information Obtained
By app cation to Edmund Hurry, IL Wal-sL
JOHN MCLEAN School Commissioner
EDMUND HURRY, Ninth Ward.
JEREMIAH TERBELL School l1EDectors
iy25 Nv CHARLES c. BUXION} Ninth W.rd
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CS1assy 1APsNEs YOUa0 is ob.rh- ns
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MONDAY AugusI ..
PREsENrATIoS-On Saturday evening last the
Compositors, sc. employed by Messrs. Oliver
Brother, presented their late Foreman, DANIEL
GOWN, on the occasion OF his leaving the office
with beautiful Silver Composing Stick, on the
back of which, enclosed in delicstely chased
wreath, is engraved the following inscription
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16


4 ~. that can, with no propriety of Ian
guage. be called Union, when the only
means by which the weaker is held con-
aected with the stronger portion is force.
II may, indeed, keep them connected;
but the connection will partakc much
more of the character Of subjugaton, on
the part Of the weaker to the stronger,
than the union of free, independent and
sovereign States, in one Federal Union,
rs they stood in the early stages of the
Government, and which only is worthy
ofthe sacreG name Of Union.
Having now, Senators. explained what
1T is that endangers the Union, and traced
it to its cause, and explained its nature
and character, the question again recurs.
How can the Union be saved? To this /
answer, there IL but one wav by which ID
can be, and Tint is by~adeptine suci,
q Irneasuresa rs will satisfy the lsses belong.
ilgto The Southern eectlen hat they can
ren1ain ii Ellg Union .Sensistentlv with
their honor afld tijegf safetw. There is.
again. only one way by which that can he
effected. and fhatis bv removing thssa,,S-
+ es DF Whien TINS heiief has Cbeeii EEDdu-
gccd, Do tbnt, tad discomfort will Cease.
harmony and kind feelings between the
sections he restored. and every apprehen-
sion OF danger TO the Union be rcmove'.
The question. then, is. by what can this
be done? But. before undertake to aa
aver this question, propose to show by
what the Union cannot be snved. Hsl
1t cannot. then. be saved bv eulogies
on the Union. however splendid or lnu-
raerons. The cry Of HUrien, Union
the. glorious Union r can aa ssassApre-
vent disuni N thaN Is
shesithSeI0F6 Il
tho ,'ssselag. ses yiihg
Aap9c croussip 81 So f,ng as de Union,
ihste.d II Being regarded sasa protector,
y regarded in tie opppsits character, by
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19
THE GREAT SALT LAKE.
Cant. .StanJTv's .ErpeIifiO,

~/eI'e .'1tVNOufJ y fbCdNtOt' 1,
Captain Stansbury, sent out by
Government to make an examina-
ton of the Valley of the Salt Lake,
writes home:
From the knowledge gained by
this expedition, am of opinion that
the size of the lake has been much
exaggerated; and from observation
and what have learned from the
Mormons, who have made one or
two excursions upon it in a small
skiff, / aminduced to believe that its
depths has been much over rated.
That il has no outlet is now demon
strated beyond doubt; and / am con-
vinced from what / have seen that it
can never be ofthe slightest use for
the purpose of navigation, The wa
ter for for miles out from the shore,
wherever Ihaye seen it, is but few
inches in depth; and if there be any
deeper water, it must be in the mid.
die. The Utah river, Tor the Jordan
as the Mormons call it) is altogether
too insignificant and too crooked to
be of any use commercially. The
I greatest depth Of the Utah Lake
that we have found is sixteer. feet, 50
that, for the purposes of connected
line of navigation, neither the river
nor the lakes can be oftbe slightest
utility. Such at least, is my present
impression, Further examination OF
| the Salt Lake may, perhaps, modify
| this opinion withregard to the latter.
Tho river connecting these two lakes
is 4S miles in length.
i He found that the whole western
shore of the lake consists Of immense
level plains of soft mud, inaccessible
within many mines ofthe waters
edge to the feet of mules or horses,
being traversed frequently by mean.
I dering rills ofsalt and sulphur water,
which apparently sink and seem to
inbne and saturate the whole soil
1 rendering itmiry and treacherous.
4 These plains are but little elevated
above the present level of the lake
and have, without doubt, at one time
! not very long since, formed a part oI
it. The plains are, for the MOST parI
entirely denuded Of vegetation, OK.
cepting patches Of Ariemisia and
'grease-wood.' lin an estimate dis
lance Of one hundred and fifly miles
on one part Of the route. fresh watei