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uYpRANT,rss $500 r:lrs, :s.s.s,iss


s,'s-. .',' ri In ,s"s,rS,,o.
ana fo,f easily repaired are strong anh ess
!, b,osennot ef, raining ~ Children " 1f"ekn
49,, i.ble 10 feexe-vl not burst pipe- are repaired
a. mail cost wirhOa digging AZ us Internal wyrss and
dle NAV all be- sken oa ~ repair AMI rspaced Va sDoaI
sre minutes whOot disturbing he ground ~ soPping 81
lne arr. -.-. A. 49,. -t.
,,t er rssrs psa Msny u ~hieh In he mo-s exposed
a. .fous ssIfhOgt requiring shilling u expense IN re-
-. Orders from WairT Coupan and Plnnbers only
.gnel,sd A. mo F.eory ~ Msri0ns For sale by ms
pob,r. generally Also dOsols Hydrsnis for two yafds
- orfy l.Hihes falyiA2>~eri by waking T .sasas ~
ys,aq viii roc b. permitted eDt~-
eapsrney.hip hsfetoto,e en-
IDsfng Ufdsr ne hrm Of G. II KELLOGG l. co ~
dssolyef By ne desfh Of Mr. Kellogg The buslnsss n
are firm Will BE- Iidsa.,ed ~ q. .asylyng partner
SssYorf De- 81. lsio T'
EO-PARTNERsHIP.-f undersigned have me
(dsy entered n,o eo-psrnerstsp under ne frm a
SIMMONS A TAYLOR, asd a. saccessOrs 10 {. VI ke,'
Ogz Co vii cOBunne he zane business q he on stsnd
ThOs !. SIMMONS.
THO B TAYLOR IoF-srYs
Se~-Yors Jan !, lsD ~
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Foreign Commerce and Navigation Of th
United states in tS49.

Tho oaclal Report n the Register NJ ~ Tres
s1r las been lId beiprs Congress Zvin- stat"
msnt ut the commerce and navigation Of the nltec
states with irrsi-n countries for the hsca wear al
is4s which Is condensed a. follows
COMMERCE
STATyNEsr n NJ Total YAH, Of Goods Hgrsi md NJ
eh0rds, i-p7,feS ~ TIE Uaf.d StIt>' ~ -fner1o,r
md Foy,iga Te'sas dyyisg he year >asf@ ttA Jun
lst9
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Specie-0od AID Silver. s5e.s-s S77i.gT 2ks7 S5
NAVIGATION
Tie vessels eGif IN the United States darzg yer
numbered 81 with rnnpage Of 2s.ST-lss were sEps
les hrgs ss sSboncs as 80 scops and canal
ooe;k
The Registered and enrolled nnnzge Of the Unifed STATES
sro nis 5S&0ls. registered usnnASs the whale fse
rry ls0lss TIE proportions az folowss Casing
usSe i.TslG Cod tsbery, TSss2' Nseseres fishery,
re coinage Of Iklsds pAA u IsAar, ksv-Yak, us,-
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ARTICLEs Nor ENrMttATFn
Manufactured ... t0e IA Other articles 100 ~
Iuh4 lffs7t'
sum total value Of Domestic Exports ss2eoa. ah5
SUMMARY Of goods and meroh1adis, ~
growth pyoduo, and aGcvrs Of foreign oovHTiss
exported from re United stofe' for ~, hiding june
Ia
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hav- hing. ione in .eh usn"- a. VIII promote -"
Common welfare
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\ MINI II NEw YORK The Board Of Assistant
Aldermen adopted the following resolutions "Wednesday
evening and the other Board Immediately conclued
HLfreaf lie establishment II NJ he CO % w. iof.
.r~s inror;.nss o. ~ eonnsrca s~i 1te - '
ff al .9l Therefore nf'ed . n ~ i s- -
rrs.fcahc Therefore -
Rucrsa That ne R-pr---ltstt.s n IL y Of Ne' -
Hoe. l - state u ~ ~
80 the a-r-by es~.tei L. .'e 49, "a
s -saa-sLlfef - Htte'
.nf % The II ~ f1rk
Ihzt r1ry % qF-slar lf re-ol-n II. ' =
s.sl " fh~ tfulf-- o. - rff-a
ihs CTS O., Na.,as'on-
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FvLToS MARNET-The Commissioner having
reported tn me Board Aldermen TIA ouy orc - =
necessary A. Fulton Market he Board sccofinf 81 -
A.. slant D~pgy Cerk and hNIug 80 conf etss.oh q ~
DEPUTY ERA ofhe Nsrk-' a. go per anru1 VIII rn Oh
fee- rerg.es hafevsr l. . siso PROVIDED "a j.
hereafter b. The duty " The Collector of he CRY ReTe
nue. 70 CO eci a. he rents fhis Marsct Tn- = qo-
ing teriunng The system OF MAKE hroin NC "a
made o. pay wsv. aid heu there q" ~ 'e''er
chance Nr further improvements
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DxAIH BIT sUTFoSATIoN.-COroner Geer he'd az
ioue.a yesserday ., ne Twefh Ward stAon- House a.
ynr.viIs On 10 BODY Of Psnck OHaas aged y yesrs
Nor tu ireland VINO 70 his deaih BY slEocrn0n
- 80 Nv rs rsIulh coming with Inc Tele
= -. ~ tufuxicarO1- The deceased vas wig
IN S-venFy-z.zfhs FOGTthsy he beng eeac
a; Re izre ys7Gjcf accordingly.
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The ALLEGHANIAN. We learn that this com
p,ny thrown upon ibsr IN Philadelphia hy me
illness Of their oprGHo They had given but one tocrfi
when she attacked. They VIII PROBABLY De eoie fo
commence operations a.sln soon.
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Ogrics % rHE s,1.Yoss Gas LIosr Cosy.srI
Dseens~r "a Isto
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Sr IhLrsSa psee,or'

"Tsenfvfys dollars per- snnnn may % ss.eq - ~
ordinary sired family, by ~ sss 2. - ,s.,,s g. -.
,.o@e ,h.t - daily renewing ess tsf H. ffvm tnoss
~ho have board of 10 sngy itore ,nsn hisna. u ass
49,. :, ,.s,a5.gs Sod, wholesale snd retail, III
Pl'e JAMES PYLE, hs Sasssas.
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
ShOnS at Ancfinn.

State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
l3 u authority of the Supreme Court of said State in
$ - Chancery, the undersigned Receivers of the pro-
perty and effects of the Roger Williams Foundry and
Nj chine Co., will sell on the premises at Public Auction
on TUESDAY, the SiTteenh day Of AprH merit
All the right, title and interest which Cornelius S. Tomp-
kns and Samuel Hunt doing business the Roger Williams
Foundry and Machine Co., had the 2st of September
last, i'll the above named property, consisting of
LIST. The MACHINE SHOP, building three stories high
$50 feet long, and built of sone with slate roof and filled
with Machinery well arranged for turning out ali kinds of
work usually done in machine shop.
I'd. The FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by 20, built of
brick and slated cranes TASKS chs patterns and
apparatus required in the foundry business.
Sd. The CAR HOUSE, wooden building, 100 feet long
Also, Brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn. Sheds
&c. together with all the appurtenances thereto belonging
The property with full schedules may be examined any
time and of sale any other information concerning
the same may be had by applying to
J. j. STIMSON,
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers Roger Williams Foundry and Machine Co.
Providence, March L. 1850 M6dts
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SAG.
painful
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EEOSpse Lot for Sale.

DLEASANTIY situated Fruit Street. near Peasant-st
SO IT, front and ia #. deep, which number q
fruit trees For particulars inquire of E. ADAMS Nun
yal's, 249 Ma-s up stairs the subscriber in Hoiston
March g d5w VIM. WHITCOMB
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Messengers Notice.

WofceSfer, MITCH $, 1850.
HON HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioned ct Insolvency
Tor tho County of Worcester. has this day issued
Warrant agains, the Estate oil WILLARD l.. RICHARDS
Of Worcester in said County, paper sancr, aud partner IN
the late firm of Paine &c Richards, insolvcn debtor, und
the payment nj any debts and the delivery Of my property
belonging said noven debtor him for his and
tho uansier ofany property by him forbidden by law
Tho first meeting Vt tho creditors OF said solven debtor
will he neld at Court OF Insolvency. at the Office OF said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, tho twenty
egh d1y OF March inst ten O'Clock in The forenoon 10
prove their debts and clou assignee assgnees OF his
Estate. ING J. DAY, d.. s., Messenger.
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Lost

Lost,
BETWEEN Green and Lincoln Streets Calf Wallet con
ID tanning small sum of Money and a Note against Brig
nam NJ Savage of the of hundred and eghtyseven
dollars with endorsement of fifty dollars on the same
and some other papers but little consequence The finder
VIII confer favor on the subscriber by letting him know
where he may find it, and shall be suitably rewarded
JOSEPH DEMOND.
Worcester, March 4, 1850. M5d3t*
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Vememnemas to Rent,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Forester, SIS. February l6 1850.
DY virtue Of Execution which issued upon Judgment
ID in favor of Joab s. Holt of Holden, in the County
Worcester, yeoman, against OLVIN BUTRICK of Holden
aforesaid yeoman, the December Term of the Court
the Right in Equity that the said Olvn Burck had the
hird day of November, A. ID. 1896 the day when
the attached on process, to redeem
tain morgaged Real Estate situate in said Holden and the
that described mortgage deed thereof from said
Ovn Burck to Charles Chafln, recorded in the Registry
of Deeds for said County, book All page 49, and
day. the sixth day of April next, A. d. 1885, O'Clock
in the afternoon, at the American Temperance House
Worcester, in said County. shall offer for sale, to the
highest bidder public auction the aforesaid right equity
of redempon to satisfy said execution and all fees and
charges of sale
q MID !. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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]. DAY. D. Sheriff.
W est e lgei,s Notice.
Messenger,s Notice.

Worcester, S. March 5, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Il Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains the Estate of JOSEPH RAYMOND, OF
Sterling, in said County, trader and chase manuacturer
m insovcnt debtor and the payment ofany Debts the
delivery ofany property belonging said nsovcnt debtor
him for his use aud transfer of uny property by
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held nj Cout Insolvency the office of said
Commissioner, in WORCESTER 10 said County, tho nine
teenth day ct March current ocock in the orenoon
for the proof of debs and choose assignee OF nssgneos
Of his Estate. lM6l J. DAY, d s., Messenger.
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II. s. MOORE, ana Main-st.,

A PRIME article constantly on hand and for sale In
n quantity, by LEWIS T. LAZELI Apothecary
F22d6w pol Man-st, doors north Am. il
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Teeth that will Bite!
w. O. REFEHS. Artist.

Has returned to his studio, in WARREN BLOCK Peal
street where he would be happy his friends sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
MIR B. has little time tn he could devote to instruction
in landscape Painting Those who are DESTROYS of acqur
ing his bold style OF Painting have the opportun
NOV "a dWtl
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Pocket Book Found.
FRUIT TREES. SC.
THE WORCESTER NURSERY

S$s$ rs well stocked with large variety
u" i of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Pums
errs--.- Cherries, Peaches, Aprcots, Nectarnes
Ounces English Gooseberres Choice Strawberries Dutch
Curants Antwerp and other Raspherre Grape Vines SC
NJ This Nursery of the largest an Massachusetts,
collection of Fruits cultivated in it embraces nearly
ali the of established reputation; and the Propre
constantly adding such kinds possess superior
ceence and worthy of cultivation in this climate.
NJ The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive, and includes all the best Varieties
much cultivated.
AI.SO-d great Udriety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergeen
Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chesnuts, Weep
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckes, and
other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
NJ Arbor Vines Buck Thorn, Prvet &c. for hedges.
A fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &C
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS, of large variety of choice fruit
also be furnished. Also, DRIFTING WAX, of superior
quality.
NJ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplantng
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &c, packed safely
any distance. SAMUEL H. COTTON,
Worcester, Sd mo. 5. dw6w Proprietor.
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Epilepsy and Fits.

THE subscriber has been very successful in treating and
curing Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Convulsive and Spasmodc
diseases-Hystera, St. Vtus Dance and all diseases of
like kindred nature, spinal affections, neuralgia of the
face and neck-nervous headacl muscular contracons
and Female diseases and weaknesses of every nature. He
likewise devoes usual particular attention Consump
on Bronchitis, UlceraOns and diseases of the Throat
Scroua Diseases of the heart Liver complaints Dyspep-
STA and Chronic diseases in general FPeope subject
these complaints will do well to call on him.
1TO1ice and residence, No. MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House Office hours from to O'Clock p. NJ.
March 6. cod eow1y5 A. STONE, NJ ID.
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WANTED,
Tenant Wanted,

4 RESPECTABLE family who will take two men board
N will be let commodious tenement pleasantly sit
uaed Grove street. mile north of the Court House,
with about of land if desired The above place
would a chance for wheelwrght well stocked
shop by may be had, if desired For further parc-
lars inquireof the subscriber, J. o. BROOKS.
Worcester, March ]. dew
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
c. n. LONGsTREET & Co,

G. n. LONGSTHKEEH' q CO,
Ga Nassau ST., NEW YORK,
ARE now fully prepared for the Spring Trade with the
II LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING that can be found
in any the United States, and much greater
rey than have had the pleasure to offer to our pat
ron and styles suit purchasers from any part of the
United States or California
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
Are of our importati0n and Domescs direct from
the manufacturers, which enables sell stock at
io,rer price than can be found at houses that do but limit
ed trade Our styles and extensive stock having placed
at the head in line Of trade intend to remain in this
position long these recommendations will keep lis
there If purchasers will favor with call we will take
pleasure in showing them through eTtenSiUe stock
which will answer for itself.
New York, March Z. eod3w
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DOU BILE SHEET.
NEW Yorh, Friday, May 3. 1850.
Two Weeks Letter froIts Europe-Intercst-
Ing EcVs to the Cotton TraGe-Yhe State
EUEGIc.

The arrival cf the Canada at Halifax, puts ne in
possession cf a synopsis, by telegraph, Of important
European intelligence, one week later than that re-
eeived Nv the cambria Tie details of which are
gwen in cur columns. The necessity Of Fastening
80 press must render our allusions brief, at the
hour a. hich We writc.
The commercial news we were prepared for, 20
far as England i concerned. The further advance
in cottcn md the general state of commercial and
monetary affairs, though exceedingly marked and
decIdcd-palticuarly with respect TO American se-
curitCs-WcTc 20 be- expected and we have all
along afsumed that these results would spring fro
the causes now operating so powerfully upoa COM
merce and society The cotton crop Of the l. isl is
ssd 10 be good This, however. will have little or
no effect, even II il bc trde, Of which we have no
positive evidence yet. At lca-t, il will not opc-
rate upon this market unfavorably.
The condition of the European nations is full of
interest. Though the English ministry have not
retired, there seems but little probability of their
delaying that step long. il may be coincidence
for them % break up on t!e same day with Prcsi-
dent Taylor's cabinet, which is fully expected TO
take place sooD. Another defeat of the English
ministry, after lis other recent defeats, may Be
deemed the tocsin of liz downfall, particularly as
the baicIng Of its press, for the last four
years, is now TUNED against Lord john Russell
srd his colleagues
The position of FTancc-ihc return Of the Pope
to Romc-the troubles in Denmark and the neigh
boring Siatef-with the attitude of Russia and the
begtiude ci Turkey at the introduction OF two re-
gimenis Of ChIisiians--exhihi, the CONNIE nccmen,
of another lus'rum Of change, intrigue, and il may
bc, Cf revolution. Al the elements OF society are
sccthing with an internal heat, and we mus, be
prepared for any eruption that may ensuc. The
sisie Of tie English government in lndia is
worthy cf notice. The history of English pro-
grcss in India, AT dreadful sacrifice Of lives and
treasure, hGs not been written; and, If the truth
were known, their loes has been much more
than the dcePaich iniimutcs. 1t always har been
80; ard the troubles in that country are much
greater than th.v erc represented 10 r..
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HONEY nAnrSrT.

THrRsusF. 2-ePM
The rrroPtsn news has had rsii,rs a. rrs.,,p. eeeet
rpon the 'tcck msrsot While cotton sc,cuiators ar IN
rod rir''- snd vsit ihe arrival ~ ibc Canada With
sres deal of confidence Commercial an,.r. on the
oh'r i'd d. rot lock very aBr and thrs ere
numtrcns nsica,cus of rrast -aennsion in all kinds
of tu'inss' throughout IUropc b.fre tn lapae q
many asya 1h're appears " 5e. So Erviani grea.
NSnt o. eonad,nce, aud Notwithstanding the abund-
nne and ohosTnc.s oi capital on s.m. d-pc.ed TO
erssss IN any spcculstive rs~srs.n, or 10 Involve
To Tsivca IN aSyihing bu, lec,cise operations Tn
I'nn'ss q Nanshcstcr are mskinr Desperate erort
70 t"r down prizes for c-ttcn nnd thy viii not sur-
ferd-r sithor, hard stiuzslc. T-so.s fsr all our
cihfr ssflc crror,s dcrresstd. and cspreiatins
and The G. oeud exceedingly iislitsa All W. havr 70
lo'k 20 h our co;tcn stocks "a spacie ~ pay
f'r our enormous imports and the probability is thas
viii take all -e hsve cfsbe FIRST ali the freign
t,s all ter of the Second. ard maay millions 81 ts
thh 4, 20 hquda,e the balance saudipg against
w The spring trade. We shall hnTp the caiia slo,e
IN Day or Two Nth ~cck later intelligence, vh-s
rs ai. = atss % f,-m et>r opln,-1 rcstve se the
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reporter therefore Ia fully borne ont n, bis st.tsmens
by disintcrested and unim peachsbie Witnesses

reporter therefore s fully borne ont Ia his statement
by disnterested and unmp mpeachabie witussses
CuHvus hoDE OF EscAPr rson B,Acx~y.L,, J,IArp
AT four o'clock yesterday morning. . man named
james Henry was discovered nonting on = nor In he
Eaft River ofhcer Knapp. OF the Eighteenth ward
procured = boat and rescued him from his periIoua
situation lie had striped dress. and eseaped fror-,
the p~nitentiary ON Backw ll's Island, thus pernr
his life rather than endure the irksonas mprisonn
TO which he was sentenced.
AocIpEsT NY FALIIse FROM schrroLD-Daniel Mar
tin enc Of the workmen employed In the bolding of
boat Mt the shp yard foot Of Twentieth street East
River fell ye'terday afternoon from the scaold dis
ance OF near tw nty feet facurns the frontal bone
and badly njuripg his spine The injured man was
conveyed to the City Hospital and but faint hopes arc
entertained Of his recovery.
Boar UPsLT OFF THE BATTERY Yesterday afternoon,
at o'clock. boat was upset of the Battery, from,
want Of ballast and man and boy preeipitate6
Into the water They would have found watery grave
but for John Kelly and John oNeili who happened
be at hand in a pleasure boat, and picked them up,
bringing them safe TO shore;
FouSpLrsG.--A fine looki ing msie infant child. bnt
three months old was found on "Wednesday night, by
Mr John Titus the stoop of SIR. Isaac Smith. 10.
Fourth street 1t was brought 10 the station house
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THE LICENSED PoRrgRs

TIE LICENSED PORTEKS.
The following advertisement appeared In the TIT
6t,re
hrrrNo or rts iIcrSsrp PoRrERsThc Pablo Pcrters-
invited TO attend primary meeting Mrs. OConnors
q Cocr land street. Thursday evening. at IA o'clock
dev Tor their protection from the competition
the Baggage smashers in whom the public should place
confidence.
reporter from the Herald attended last evening,
but was informed that there be no meeting
that the advertisement appeared only la the Tri5e
and was not reliabethat i'm fact II was inserted to
deceive aud entirely without the knowledge ax,
sgeinst the wishes. Of the Lceneed Porter.
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Pnintings and EngrnvInxs.-COoicv 4

Ke.e win oher this morning at 10 o'clock At their
Sales Rooms 3 and $40 Broadway. Of White street
by catalogue choice collection OF oil Pantngs by dsin
rus.d srtis framed engravinss Se to which the atten
of of the fine aass we'll geatiemen
particularly invited the great ex,en. of the Sales
Rooms rendering them attractive and eomfor able.
The sn'e Of the Rev Luke Bsrkers library OF theological.
medical and general literature, will commences this evening
r. w. and continue Tomorrow fSatr rday) evening,
When will alec he sold fine collection Of anatomical
rsons and rursral iDstrumen;s. The library be
mi ned through the day.
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Is1EKrtIiSo rkoN PoRTo Rico.-We have received
further intelligence from Msyagues u RI BY the
brig Brothcrs Capt Foster, which arrived yesterday.
Capt r. confirms the former statement OF Captains
Chase and and further states that after Capt Ran
doph. Of the soopof-wsr Albany had effected the re-
lease Of Capt. B,scher snd crsw-he took them on
board Of hs ship, and on the 10Th Transferred
them on beard of the brig James Marshall bound to
Phiisdelpbia snd on the same diy she sailed under
the convey Of the Albany. He further states that
Capt Beacher did not get his spy glass, ohronometsr
md ebRrtS
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CABINET OiGAvs AND CsBISEr WRITERS. s.--Thc
cabinet journals and the cabinets correspondents
abusing the mos, distinguished statesmen Of ,hc
county-Mcssrs. Clay and Webster. lay AFTER
day, tkey nicanly, miserably and weakly insinuaie
that thcsc great conscryaiors OF national law, and
of national peace and prosperity, are unworthy TO
be entrusted with the settlement Of the gr.a, sa-
vcry question. Unable To cypress n doubt of the
mastery Characteristic. of the kentucky and OF the
Massachusetts, Senators, they are now aiming TO
Represent them as worn ont in the public ecr,icc
Attacks Of THE Kind are not few or far between
and emanaie from those whose malice is their only
strength. 10 whom can We look, at the present
crisis, for aid and Gssisance and for adj i,menr
of the greet sectional quarrel but 10 those men who
for ncery i've F~ncr tions, have stood, shoulder 10
shoulder. and heart 10 heart, IN the various con.
iicis which have threatened the perpetuiy of the
conlcdeIacyl Arc sach men 10 BE- scoAed al and
rc,iled, at the very hour shcn their minds are
bFGccd 20 meet u Mid food of ianatcism, folly anj
fancy, and 10 turn IL into channels where 1; my
run cii without injury 20 the pccplcl Are thrir
etofis To b. hindcrcd by abe coatcnp,ibic blood
hounds. let locsc from the cabinet leash. 70 hunt
down and tear To pieces the stately forms which
ere lrcustng tie flood cf Hnarchyl Heaven foTbi
five have any hoYc, it s in the great Sensiors-in
their foresight. prudence, seracty, patriotism, and
power, which latter quality is as much more nhe-
rent N Mcssrs Clay and Webster than in The cabi-
net. 0s IL The foicc which iums two imm ,nse pad
dies ofa magnificent Atlantic steamer to that of a
s.,en-oard. lcaky, clumsy barge, with goci ma
turcd. but Inefficient coxswain.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

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