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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
RKGgL sIs,i MAIL L, LINZ LINZ ~ nk.

via stoningson and frovidence.-inlAod
route, without erry change Of cara or bsggsge-fhe
steamers G. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, end
COMMoDORF, Capt William n. Frazec, In conncoto9
with the sonneton and Providence and Boson and Povt
douoe Railroads, leaving New-York daily, (Sandays sx
csptsdl rom Pier North River fret wharf above Bsf
iery Place a. O'Clock, Z. NJ and Stouingop q q.
clock y n. upon the arrival OF she msil Train nom
Boston These bu expressly for the ruut
every respect particularly adapted W the navgR
ton OF Long Island Sound The accommodations for Pes
sengsss are commodous ard CONFERENCE.-The ohceu
Baho and experienced The route being ss shores, and
osi direct between Boston and NswYork passengers ere
steanboRs and railroads running various point, ro1
those cities Thee. VANDERBILT will leave New Yorf
dsy' "Wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE win
leave Etw-York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Lesve
stoninetop Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. N B-Psss
csea immediately 10 the splendid railros. 70 Prov
dence ans Boston. ssggage-masier accompanies eac
train to and from Boston for berths sateroo
OF freight applications may be made 10 the agents % q
wharf and 81 the Office, 10 Bsuerypls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
go ry---ze--s---7 NORRIS AND KssEX RAIL-
S5A sS.s=,..-s;-s:ssss k0A TRAINS

1sA -UP-Lsaye New-fork foot Of Cor-
tand ss AM. and q F. Nj leave Newark 81 A. d. and d
PassENcEa TEAMS Dows.-Leave Dover IS AN and
L45 2. NJ; Moristown. 50 A. N. and rs P Nj hadi;
con 7so A NJ and = 80 p. NJ summit ~ A. M. and
so5PM; Miviile, 80 A. NJ and SIS IN; Orange, $50
FREIGHT TRaiS-Leave Dover 8 A. ~; leave New
ORANcE HoRsE CAR.-Leave Orange 7 A NJ. and $50
p M: leave NewYork IL so A. NJ and Sis p M
Passenger by these trains are reeeiysi ana dsnvoea
Chatham Madison, morrstown Morris Plains, DenVile,
RockawHy and Dover .
train leave for suckasunny Stanhope, Newton Hackets
town and Hope Daily Milford and 0weg1 on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta JohnsououTs
burqh, Continuing 10 the Lsekawanna Works, passing
through ssrtoavie stanhope tPs Smiths Tavern, Nea
Tuesdeys Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
the I. IA. trains for New-York
the arrival OF the and p N trains from and meet the
A. NJ. ard p. N. Irsins for New York .
A. norrs,own stages leave on the arrival OF the A. III.
passenger trains for Mendhsm Chester. Schooeys Noun
tain Warrington. Bevidere and Esson daily, and meet
The r M trains for New-IoTk.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the p ~ rsln
returning next morning connecting win the A. d. IRAN f"r
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN.
Ia ADDITION 10 the above trains. express train
will commence running July 5h next and continue IN
Leave New York from the foot Of at 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival Of the train from Phils
delpha proceeding directly TO horrisown and Dover
yes viii be 10 readiness convey passengers
to Sehooey's Mountain arriving IN tune ior dnner
ReTf only at the following stations Orange Mlyte, Sum-
NIL Chatham, Madison, morstown aid Rockswsy.
Returning will leave Dover 81 p 81. and MOnisOwn
n, NJ ,onniny fr passengers Al al the regular sta.
dor ard connect with the II p M tram 10 NewYork
Passengers to procure their tickets before aking
Tickets viii be received only The day when purchased
tel5
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Later from llarucaibo.

By Gle arrival, a. tbs port, OF the bark lrma,
rspt ~ amer, " e have dates 10 the 2s,h ait from
Marc TO. Capt. Warner informs us tha. wlea
}s ,ai N It vas currently reported aud believed
lat ten. Paez had actually been released, az
6,t No = IS about TO embark, with his family, for
siher casscoa or S. 1bo mas. Thee vas no other
NV, std business generally was dali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

EXPLOSION OF A PowDER NmL-The exten-
ave Pos der Mil of Messrs. Lyman & Fentoa, Ia
Benniseion, was blown up on Saturday evening,
ne ls.S INST. at about II o'clock. The machinery
vas cz ,ensiyely damaged, but no lives were lost.
Ig1riA ston tVt) Free Press, l7lh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Me 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP sEss LINE TO PIrrsBUk0H.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, al O'CLOCK A Y. sn1
SPM through In 60 hoursi The the PeunsyvNr
nia Railroad OF the very best and moot comfortable 80
scrpron. New packets have been placed or the line
and furnished with especial references 10 the comfor sn4
eonvsence OF travellers adsrdin2 the Of Quh
and agreeable Journey 70 Pittsburgh
Every effort viii be made render this Tho most deslrao
route 10 The West
FOR seats apply at IA Marketed and n 4. Yhlf1
and Chesnat Philadelphia VIVA COLDER GO.
FOR tickets and further Information sppy o. Wssts4
Eew.Yori. NILS K n. HINDEs, Agsol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
Iss1 CENTRAL RAILROAD % N. JERSEY 1850.
-P rsnzruz..f1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

lgso CENTRAL RAILROAD % N. JERSEY 1850.
T-Y rsezzszszz-c1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
AS SS4fS2<xzfs commencing April |, l850-fhis Road
&<s~--s-- extends from Elizabethpon 50 mics 70
Nhite House NJ reducing the staging bet~een he tefs
minus OF tbs Road and Esson Is miles, and 10 school,
sy, Mountain to IL miles This line leaves New fors ~
steamboat RED JACKET al pier n River, and connecr
with r~ins on the NewJersey Rsrosa which leave New
Yors from foot OF CoTtlandti 81 the came houf A new
route schooeys Mountain, with less stsgDg man su1
stber - -
PASSENGER FPAIr UP.-Rsssengon VIII leave Now
York by steamboat from pier NJ or by the Ne~JerssJ
railroad foot Of CoTtandsL 81 II. and Z. NJ lcA-t
s,lirsbethtown at 10 An. and Z Pm.
PASSENGER TRAiF Dowr-Leaye White house 30
A ~ and As 2 M Norh Branch al 6.55 AN. and lH
M; sopervtle At o. 10 An aud 2. 10 fM; Bound bfoof
Al ~ A N and % PM Planheld Al s 40 An and &c
pm; Westfeld o. IS A M and Pm; EfzsoetotoWo ~
J. IS and 10. so AM and ). % Pm
The freight train with pssser ger cars etacnee san
White House a. SO NJ, Somerffe, f.5o, rsiahed D. ~
md EnznbehporL By steamboat az 1.5o An Returning
leave New-York BY steamboat BED jacket rom Pier
North kiver al r N. 1900. =, -. - 80. H.
mn be Al the boat l2t O'Clock 70 Insure being akef
through that day, -. ,-..
train 7ror NevYorr he White House 10 convoy pas
sengers 10 Eason WIkesbarre, Bethlehem. Allentown,
rauch Chuck Pa and 70 Feningop, Lebanon, Clinton,
xilford Bethlehem BloomsDurg, New. Hampton, Wash,
ip1top snd B. ivdere NJ j. On Tuesday, Thursdsy and
snrurcay 10 Delaware, Water Gap Shoudsburg Ssroos
Vile stsnhope cae7s sueEtown, and Lacksvsnns lroa
NB All baggage q, the risk OF ne owners until Do
nysged TITO the aqua possession Of he Agents OF los
Company, and checks Or esipu given therefor. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

~ ABBOTe FORD.-For sale large Wis los on
~ lie HudsOn River so minutes from 1hrty-sscondst
~ by ihe Hudson RI ger Railroad That beautiful pro-
pertv recently owred by Col James Hamilton and Dr. ist
w. Wing between Dobbs Ferry and Desrnau q nils ron
Desrmsn on h. 4 r. has been laid ouI Ia srge wis
lots Of great beauty each lot commanding inagnicsnt
view OF The Hudson River and Tsppsn lee Ths property
oefed 10 The public los prices, sDi On accommodating
Of payment Buildings viii BE- erecrd ny Contract
N desired The leave The depot Ch.ber,st New-
York al ard 81 A. NJ u NJ and and n NJ ard re-
turning leave Drarmsn q, intermediate hours Refer 10
the agent The premises, ROBT H. ELTON 80 N.ssa1-
81 aud 1874 Pea-ltt Jsl9zw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
FOR SALE.

a. Al PRIVATE sALE.-A Beautiful farm 81.
- usfed in Prime William County, VirgiciA Oly =
NJ mss from Washington city, and 10 mei from Alex
snfnA consisting 4 80 acres Of good TheA AID -oJu
$50 acre. cleared me residue tmbered, With large White
osk AID hickory, the soii clsy loom. On the prsm 80
there bouie barn SC also stresn OF water do uni
log with fsh-ihere IL also l1T2e assortment Of nii yes
such as apple peach cherry &c. This farm les on ms man
rosi Tosd Leading from Dumfes 70 3rensye hs collty
town being miles from the former and een nies iron
Orange and Richmond ~il pass within three miles OF sSo
farm The situation % extremely healthy AID ae place AZ
foros q rare opportunity for OF small mems 10
mspe good profirble investment For erIn and iu,
ther particulars apply " ANTHONY BLEECkEk
AucrOr eeT,7 Bfohc-st Jslf l"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

DY ORDER Of j. Harmon Of the CITY ol Osseko-SOtce
Dheby gwen The provisions o the
abs,Ondng concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has been ISSUED ssnst the estate u John FORE
man non resident and that the vii
for the payment Of BIS debts unless he appear sad discharge
such attachment according within months fro the 1
notice. that oany debts due 70 m
by aud the delivery him for his Of
prouerty within belonging h and the transfer Of
uc prope, By forbidden BY and VOID Daed the
thirteenth day Of nov ember, lsfs. CHARLES RHODES
N q Of Oswego Attorney Tor Attaching red tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

I sUsT KECkivSD tron Saxon Germany,
III OF the best ging Canary Birds ever imported
- ALSO ton BnlldncLes mai histe two or three ce-
&ehrs,ed tunes together with other fancy birds and
,Axt-- 10 he sold al SIS Bowesy tao I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
TRAVELLING.

Ae<A A<Lt1NUs
<fSsf NEw,YoRK AND CHxRLRsroS
-erf-In consequence Of DE w,,ss1svs,s =
sss.S~ ss &. s TOM a ,1s ne rss asy. - =
Berry WI hereafter De a. tollo~s. esPe -
r6s.s.T JsSs Gs s.tSr o.sss.. ~
SSd.y, June u, asfH s s&sa june issss
Monday. July L. Ai4PM ! Wednesday, Juns3
rhur'd'y' July H. "trh s sss,ssy' July 3
yor trelshi agpJ on board. Al Pier No ssssa Rive
iss TSlg sfoSFoRD, rILEsroN CO esoa.s-s
1s g sIa eRAs sIsTSs 70 H AatAa IN. Y
SAVANNAH AND KEY wEsT.-Tbs sp,sSs
ed steamship ISABEL Il 100 tnas oardsn leo@maadeahg
Monday Oct l. and sail regularly from chsrisssoa D. q
Tor HsyHaS TIC Let and l5 Of each mon and from h.
from Charleston and Savannah TO Havana ..-..-s..oo
from Charleston snc Savannah TO key Wesi-...-.....
'''f sF P5iTfc fR2iI{Esros Co q .ss.ss
a 4 sssi h asvss. DRAKE ssornEas s CO
fAisengerr .esyng Havana BY this shp reach Bal
aore by ire lard route TIE hfa DAY, by meeting ns
a-smers norherrsr or so1;bsrnes' reach nev-Yors b
.efSsh FOX CHARLES ron, KEY WEST
ISABEL Capt william RoIlinsI Win leave Coz
the shove SSr. sn Wednesday. Jaoe a. al oelocs Pm
jeIs Deas sPoFFoR6. ricEsrJss co .s s,ath-..
IT. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT &
ESSsss---lS FALL RIvER-By the oisadsd spl
superior steamers BAY STATE aai En-
PRE- STATE, Of grea strength and sysed psrucaleriy
adapted tie Navigation Of Long 10 sni Soaai ram az
IN cnpecor with the Fan River and DID Colony Railroad
Assistance Of So uhes 10 Bostnn olly.
Leave pier No North Rlysl, near the Battery.
The s,esrner BAY SrATEsTsgt WIN Brown, on T1es
dAya ThurscayA and Sslnrdaya Al r NJ.
fhs steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Benz Brsytoa.
on mondsys wednesdays. ard Frdsys ats NJ
This Lire Is the only The, raps dree 0F sspor
Thee flted with commodious sise-rooms.
and every arrangement for the security aud comfort u
passengers ho afforded bv lhs roaIe ulshts RED
90 beard ard arrival Fall River proceed per rail-
road, reaching Boston early Tho following morning;
remain board getting their breskas, II wished for
~ TIE starting 81 the accommodation train AZ 81 A ~.
which reaches Boston al about 81 A. NJ.
baggage master 10 attached To each stssiuee Who
san 10 iis desuns
The rates for aud the pdes Of rcoms he
same by other lnes.
A ,esmer runs 10 connection with this line TO ana
from Providence, daily, except sundays
Freight 10 Boston IL taken the by shs
other regular lFes ard fOrw arded with gratsr expedL
don by Express freight uaip which leayss Fsl Rves
every morning Sunday excspted) Al O'clock for Boson
ard New Bedford arriving Al It's destination q % sbcst
ii AN.
FOR freeht apply on board al the Office Pies,
North River For berths apply board,
ifi desired 10 secure them shesd application may 30
made to TfSDALE BORDEN Agen's
telOy 10 ana ~ West st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

M - fBb LAhts EST sssJfsm-us Of Boistee1s,
49, Beds Mattresses aud Fealhefs ever oferea ioi
sse. a. n WtLLARDB Warehooss, 80 Chsl
eAn-st cor o. aueerry<t THE 11lon y house seSge,
ana others 10 particularly esnaS v Wipss psreni ig-
and lah boe<ie>d Qua oeig rs,JysLsc sOs vrol-
sslssa& REAL - Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
q AT PRIVATE sALE.-A number Of b

e AT PRIVATE sALE.-A number OF oeail'll
10 building sites desAby stu ste Tor country real
dences PeTmOnt and lie vicinity, about 20 miles ON
tire city Of New York Oh the OF The Hudson River.
These lots delightfully."- situated FOR 0luIng purposes
several ofhich con,nsnd magnificent views both Of The
Hooson River ana The Highlands; aso Pompon HIS and
the Valley u the HsckensscE TINS property "a 50 situated
Eeau ard affords very oppOruni eSOr nose
who wish TO pYChsse splendid coury sIe Il too eegh-
bOrhoo1 oflhe city Fer ermf and further OF me
above property apply 10 A. j. BLEECKER-
tele W Aucioneer, BfOadit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

x1SS.s FOR CALIFORNIA.-Through ticket.
A12ee~ 'or San Francisco via Panama, to leave New
YORK July |, by siaamf bio Crescent City for
Chsgres and steamship Gen Warren from Panama to San
francisco may be had on application to
je7 2iri' DOLSG co 81 Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
Joas a w... PIainta'. A,.0rney- 90 llw5v

NrEWYORK sUPfEMF COURT-AARoS ARSOLD AID
RAMSEY and CHARLES D. l. HIBBARD Def nd8Hts-Sumnous
You he eby reqsfet 70 answer the comp
tbs acton fled IN the Of e Cs Of the City and County Of
copy Al the cry o. New
orb twenty da after the Of tins 81 UNIONS exc as'e
file day Of aud also notified that f
complaint tie plaintiffs viii take judgment Tor 1D and IA
terest February aud Interest from March 1850
$50 and interest 1850 SIG 70 100 and interest from
Mu7 1870 with interest The Geenth day Of March,
A. y. Is5O-Eew iok, April H. 100
To tie defendants above named ane each Of them
BROWN g. MATHEWS. Pan;fs' Attorney,
fs.ube At .YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

a FORSALE-Tbe stock ana hxmres ola ~sicn
~ aud IewelIy store, susled In one OF the grestes
N 4 thOroughfaIes IL Ihls city. Through long sick
saess Il viii ~ sold 70 the purchaser witnadvan.
l,n., fF'' ~ mlS2meodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

,rvIE CREDITORS OF RsoS WILDER hereby ss,hei
hat l., discovery 81 poq-rJ pesug 4 hs esies hs ie1ts
appear the order Of the ~. HIS HJaOf
l. Air hereto aui31auri New fsr June %, is.l
CHAhIEs } GAYLER, Special A5ur1sirstor
s1ogsies COsrt COuaty Of Wes'cheier he~ fots ia
The matter tie Of Bnos de d--lsct Preai II "a
LEWIS Pa, surusae this lsth day 4 Jvne, d. ISL
evidence SD he natter n
knns 1rr. deceased late Of Asmtr0n-t that
have gosstI- citns - A1i
seans the e sad Lros Nj-r 4 -hon
tr siie Of Nes lok, and other Strs 70 az
90 iat sheen houssDi dollars at from ih- pae n
the sad creditor be snofsu a
isree properly coure r sery > Chlr-
appointed fiers 81 adm nfaton % ec ms
ssa-. such rftdor ny b. ntuced % der ~. an, y
reai h.rshF ordered hat The sad eohefor ~
pNbc ih o arv On an other states sscs .e'
cfedt.rs ti upoa proofs eshb I'd sni Sled ms 800
1 Ccsrl A.s directed proceed az 1" o. n~ht. 81
have been flff et md curfe 20 pros
te gu-d sad estar az us pfrrse
- srrr- patent rranfed % Daniel fzlefaa. snd ~ -
" the manufacture q ffe rri,
.fllnd fl- ate - lnos WHIT = =
g. v itf-r NJ. Their gn1a@ni - ~
- a BE- sr % NJ err fgf 10 I'D ~r' ten 20 -
H.un Win OBJ. state II Tork. d hn as
Rch Anor h, Or sld e ofre C. stsarns 81 AZ oleI -,
tt,.a t Na .sisnd nun aud VOID, th-J ne sac -
b-,r 4, mos ~ fIud 10 I'D hno NO
a 49, an "a 4 The Tine w. caro' Ano -
orr feli''' TO v LEWIS C. PLATE Surrogate
esyl.f esntnge- n..susctnTe ssa seA his y. thNa
- ~ "a .,an Water ir-et, where The rfra,.os %
20 IS er are requested present. the ciAas on SAD
e-is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
FOR pAsrPOKr, Me-, s. Josa


sleames NORTH AAEaICA, Capt. james bssss ~
leave from Esr River Stssmbou Plsce. Pssam2,
siss Al reduced prsces For passage freight seg.y q
tosrd assssen9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

ssL FOR SALE OR TO EBT-A dell shGal county
o. residence situated on The banks Of Msmus River,
ihe head of nav gallon, where the packets ply twice
week the Boston road, between tofsenck snd STAN,
New II Railroad passing SIX tines day-wuhn tNo
hou travel Of toe city two and haf miles from steam
boat landing neat Two story dwelling; parlpr with
sliding doOTs kitchen attached cellar under both, piazza
front end rear good barn and other necessary buildings
an garden about three sIached Astounding
with ch0iceslkinds OF fruit To Of business or OF
easure II 10 moi surpassed by any. For terms apply 70
GEORGE A PECK 318 Ws,ef-st 10 the subscriber
the premises lie;l lwl SOLOMON PECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

Hse HsALE-Three splendid country seats, In COM
10 order, and six good farms, all well calculated 10
make money on: No. |. $50 kcres' No 2, 100 aeres
No. les No 100 acres; No s. 80 acres; No 6,
"A acres al with good farm buildings well fenced and
wsiered to railroad Piainheld Also,
email farms cheap houses AID lots stores pubic
houses &c Call on T. FULLER ~ Cortland ST. or ts s.
VAIL every Saturday ~ Conand.s from 10 10 other
dsys Plsinfeld New-JeTsey. JslS W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-27

OF The following members of Congress
will please accept our thanks for papers
and pamphlets: Mcssrs. Pierre Soulc, $.
W. Downs, and Isaas T.. Morse, of La
J. Clemens, of Ala; II = Footc. Jefferson
Davis, Jacob Thompson, and A. G.. Brown,
Of Mi. II. l.. Turncy, of Tenn; james l..
Orr, Of =. &; and V. f. Howard, r. J,
Rusk, and d. s. Kaufman Of our own
State. We have besides the pleasure of
acknowledging the receip, of two large
public documents sent US by Mr.. Howard.
We are much obliged to him for his kind
attentions, as well to the others We have
mentioned. The speeches of Messrs. How.
ard, Soule. Morss, Mcqueen, Colcock,
and BROOKS. and the lettc Bf J. A. Wood.
ward, Of South Carolina, to his constitu.
ents, are rticularly welcome.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-27

The following is an extract of a letter
from a very reliable authority, to a gentle.
man in this city, received hy the ONO !;
HAVANA, July :, 1850.
You may rest assured that the question
of the release of the tontoy prisoners Is a
mere matter of form, in order to satisfy the
murmurs and complaints of the people here
who, whatever some of your presses may
say to the contrary, are really indignant
and exaspcraied at the late attcmp, to ere.
ate civil war In the Island. Hence the
reason and necessity of going through all
the legal forms here, and the law being
slow in its operation, causes the delay but
people in the United States need have no
anxiety rs to their ultimate fate Many
runners have been spread here; of severe and
summary measures about being taken by
the American Government and so conf.
IDENTIFY were these rumors stated and repeat
ed. tina, many Americans prepared their
baggage to 90 on board an American ship,
and leave the place These reports, how.
ever, have all died away since the German
torn and Congress, ships Of war, and after
wards the mail steamer Ohio, from New
York, have arrived 1t is well understood
here, that the American Government has
demanded release of the prisoners, and that
the Cabinet at Washington has received as.
surancc to that effect; so of course, there is
no foundation for the idle reports as to vi.
client measures, for which there is no occa-
sion. The two vessels will he detained, at
Il . Al.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-27

According to public notice which had
been previously given. a large and respect
able conconrsc Of the citizens of Shelby
county me, in the new courthouse, on the
2Nh of July, instant
The meeting organized by elcciing the
Hon. James Truit Chairman, and appoint
ing \. Holland Secretary.
On motion of D. W. Short, Esq, Gen
j. y. Henderson, who was then IN attend
ance. was invited to address the meeting
Whcrcupon, that gentleman accepted the
invitation, and entertained the assemblagc'
in plausible aud prosperous style, Tor
about an hour--re,icwrng the proceedings
of the Nashville Convention, crl,icisng ne
Compromisc Resolutions now pending III
Congress, supporting the proposed eNtf"
session of the Legislature, and the raising
of troops for Santa fc'
! On motion. committee of thirteen Ito
wit. 4. ". q. Hicks, DR. Williams, VIM
| II. Tucker, VIM. Todd, Sen, Matthe"
Nr;nsop VIM. Saudford. T. +. Roberts.
Cal Ashton. Thos. Carroll, \. X. johnson,
Richard STYLES. VIM. Lancer, and ID. VI.
Short, were appointed to prepare and re-
,,l.,,;o,,s Coz IA, consideration Of the
pow
meeting
After short recess - committee TO-
ported the following resolutions, which
were read and unanimously adopted
|. Rculrcd, That we fully approve ct
the course Of His Exccllcncy, Gov. Bell
in convcniug the Legislature OF the state
for the purpose of taking such steps as
may be- necessary to secure the rights OF
the State To the territory OF Santa re, and
to extend her jurisdiction over the same.
> Resolred, That our Representative Is
instructed, and our Senator is requested 10
No" ',' wv "fi'Ol -. ., H., cubic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-27

OF The celebration of the Sons Of Tenn.
porance On Thursday evening last is well
worthy of notice. From the interest man
Tested we are fain IN hope that this Order
is again about to revive The attendance
at the Hall was considerable, and the num-
Der of Ladies present, while i, lent enthu-
siasm to the moment, seemed an earnest of
future good. The nigh, was beautiful.
balmy, and pleasant The procession was
formed at an early hour, and marched to
the Courthouse, where the audience listen.
ed TO n beautiful and impressive address dc
livcrcd by Mr. W. A. TARLroN. W. p.
HUI, Esq, was then called upon, and re.
sponded in brief but eloquent manner.
The whole affair was well calculated to
create favorable impression, and enccur.
age the cause Of temperance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-27

OF The Red Land Herald Of July
goth, has three columns of editorial de.
voted to our especial benefit, in which the
editors cndeavor to remove from themselves
the charge Of free. solism. Those who have
read both papers will judge for themselves
how Ear their unsupported declarations will
acqui them. We have consulted the re.
cord of their own editorials, and we think
we have conclusivcly shown their predilec.
tons We refer them particularly to our
review of their remarks on Col. Wigfall's
letter to Gen Henderson. which they have
never answered in spirit of candor II
they do not there take free. soil GROUND,
then language has lost its meaning. The
editors classify their own editorials as re-
markedly fine and whitening productions,
while they speak in very disparaging terms
of ours In aiming to elucdate truth, and
to serve the public in an humble way, we
have no petty feelings of vanity to crafty.
II we are understood, we shall be content.
Every wretched dauber, says Jnnius, writes
rascal" aud civilian under his pictures
but the productions of a master stand out
from the canvass the representations of his
genius.