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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.


WHEATLAND, (near Lancaster Feb &C. 1850
DEAR SIR have this moment received your favor Of
yesterday, enclosing acopy OF the card of Mr. T. Butler
King of the 23d inst, which contains the following ex
tract from the proclamation Of Gen. Riley
1.-The method here indicated 10 attain what is desired
VIZ more perfect political organization is deemed the
most direct and safe that be adopted and one fully
authorized by law 1t the advised by the Pres
dent by the Secretaries Of State and of War of the u
States, and is calculated to avoid the nnumerabe evils
which must necessarily result from any attempt at ie
gal local legislation 1t is therefore hoped it will meet
the appreciation OF the people of California and that all
good citizens Will unite in carrying it into execution
gu inquire whether General Riley had your [my]
authority to issue that proclamation or to say that you
II had advised the method therein indicated for form.
ing State government in California" To this cues
ton answer, without the least hesitation in the mega
tive My letter to Mr.. VOORHEES,, of the 7th October
le4e, was carefully considered by Mr.. Polk and his Ca
bnet, and received their unann Gus appreciation 1t
was written chiefly for the purpose as appears upon its
lace OF inducing the people Of California submit pa
tlently to the condition in which they had been left until
Congress should provide for them territorial govern
ment. My personal acquaintance with Gen. Riley is
very slight, and never had any communication with
him, verbal or written the subec of forming State
government for California.
GU further request me to state whether ex President
Polk or ex-Secretary Marcy, far as you I'll know au-
thorized General Riley to issue that proclamation or
whether either of them advised the course of noicy
therein indicated In reference to California!
10 this answer that to my knowledge neither Mr.
Folk nor MI Marcy gave such authority or advice
to General Riley 1t either of them issued any instruc-
tons or any advice to him at variance with my let
ter OF the 9TH October 1S4S, entirely ignorant Of
it, and do not believe they did. 1t is certain tn at Mr.
Polk i'll his annual message OF the 9TH December lS4S
approved OF that letter in strong terms and commune
Gated copy of it to Congress.
ours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
A n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
A Washington correspondent of the New York Elk.

correspondent
press, says OF Mr.. Bells compromise resolutions:
If any proposition of compromise, to settle all the
questions be carried through both Houses of Con-
gress, it is this OF Mr. Bells. Mr. Clays, of
the South, and large part of the North will not vote
for The Presidents is practicable but it settles
nothing but the admission of California.
The Mr.. Bells propositions are considered the
likely they to find favor both North and South
though the North at first blush will be mortified at max
ing three slave States out Of Texas, and admitting
new one to counterbaance California.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

LOOK TO YOUR PUNcruArIoN--A toast drunk at
4h of July celebration was given as fol lows
"Woman--wthout her, man would be savage"
The Boston Post thinks the punctuation erroneous, ant
should be corrected thus;
"Woman aoithout her man, would be savage.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
Gen. RsIeg.s Cai.fornla proslan:aiions.

The Union, at the request of Mr. Brown, of Miss.
publishes the following correspondence:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February, %, 1850
DEAR SIR Enclosed have the honor to send YOU
copy OF Mr. 1 Butler Kings card as appeared in the
Nat'9naI lntetigencer" and "RepuJlic' of this morn
from Gen. Rileys proclamation and to Mr. Kings posi-
tive assevration that Mr.. Polk is the President Mr.
Buchanan the Secretary of State and Mr. Marcy the
Secretary OF War, therein alluded to.
respectfully inquire whether General Riley had your
authority to issue that proclamation or to say that you
ADVISED the method therein indicated for forming State
governmental California; and if you feel no hesitation
President Polk ExSecretary Marcy, so far as you
know, authorized General Riley to issue that lama
ton, or whether either Of them advised the of
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G.. BROWN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
APPOINTMENTS BY THEpRrs1npNr

By and Nth the adrice and consent of the Ssna,.
Fletcher Webster. Surveyor Of the Customs Boston
Massachusetts,, vice John Mcneil, deceased
Charles Polk Collector ofthe Customs for the Dstric,
OF Delaware, vice VIM. P. Brobson, deceased
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

FLETCHER's HAIR TONIC.-No one has
used the above article without expressing themselves in
the most hateriug terms of its merits. For cleansing
the head, moistening Strengthening and beauying the
and retail, by VIM FLETCHER, under the American
Hotel Also to be had of Alexander DuvaI, r. R.
Duyal and w H. Seabrook, Druggists, Main st., and
H. ]. Miller, IT'S Broad street NH 9
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

The Consulate at Tanger was rendered to Gen Ed
ney of North Carolina, Wednesday, and declined for
reasons satisfactory to himself and his triends-Inde
pendent,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHM9ND..
HIGH WATER AT / O'CLOCK, p NJ.

SAILED,
Sclr Lowell, Baker, Boston.
Schr Gatharine Amanda, Hughes, Philadelphia.
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston.
Schr. David Hale, Benson New York
Schr. Joseph Lybrand, Bell, New York
CLEARED,
Ship Meta, G de Harde, for Bremen, with tobacco
and stems, by II. Ludlam & Co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

WARM BATffS.--H Hot cold aud shower Baths
can be had daily from7 A. M to half past P. M, and
Saturday to II p M FLErcuER's Hair Dressing Sa-
loon, under the American Hotel NH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

CAPT. HUNTER AND Com. PERRY.--We find in the
Pennsylvania the ollowngle letter addressed by Captain
Charles G. Hunter of the Navy, to Commodore M. c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
wIsTAR,s BALsAm OF WILD CuER.

MISTAKES EALSAM OF Wild CHER.
Ky for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma Group,
Bleeding ofthe Lungs Whoopmg Cough, Bronchitis, In
auenza, Shortness OF Breath, Pain and Weakness in the
Breast or Side, Liver Complaint and the first stages Of
Consumption All the different signatures, said to be
the genuine article, for sale by
T. w. DYOTT & SONS,
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia
~ B. There being various persons claiming to be the
when they order will please be particular to men
ton whose preparation they wish have, have it
with the signatures of |. Butts, VIM NJ Spear, Sanford
& Park, DR.. Wistar &C.; all of which claim to be the
genuine article, sea
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
DIED.

RIEKs
- On yesterday, at half past O'Clock, LEANNA
daughter Of Gustavus and Rebecca c. Jarvis
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
quested to attend her funeral this morning. at o'clock
from the residence parents without further notice
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

THE Ice CRoP.-We learn from the Cambridge (Ma.s)
Chronicle that owing to the unusually mild weather
this winter, the quantity OF ice housed from the ponds
in that vicinity for wholesale and shipping purposes is
only about quarter as large as that obtained last
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
Hon. A. G. BROWN.

DEAR SIR: | have seen Mr.. Buchanans letter to you
OF the 10Th ultmo and assure youhe is in his
matter refemedo General Riley had no instructions
from me but those contained in the public documents,
and | am sure they furnish him with no authority or
warrant Tor the part he took in regard to the civil 60
vernment in California.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w, l.. MARCY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

Ills THE MECCA OF THE STATES. "A person who
accompanied Gen. Taylor, in his visit to Richmond,
gives the following description OF the scene as the steam
boat passed Mount Venom
We were now passing Mount Vernon The Presi-
dent approached the guards of the boat and gazed at
it very attenlyey. Some remarked For fifty years
no boat or ship has passed this spot where lie the re-
compliment of tong their bell while passing No such
honor was ever paid to the memory OF any of the
great dead"
IT'S the Mecca OF the States" soemly added the
President, without for moment moving his eyes from
the spot.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
EVENING SESSION.

| The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at4 o'clock and
announced that the question pending was the motion
made by Mr. RIvEs postpone indefinitely the engross-
ed bill and ryder to loan the Richmond and DanYille
Railroad Company 100000
Mr.. TowNES advocated the passage OF the bill, and
trusted it would be the pleasure of the House vote
down the motion indefinitely to postpone.
Mr. NEAL, followed, and endeavored to show that if
any mprovementin the State OF Virginia would prove
profitable, that improvement would be the Richmond
and Danvie Railroad He presented statistical esti-
mates OF the amount OF produce which would seek
outlet to market this road when it shall be made.
He showed conciusively that by using the heavy rail
the Commonwealth would annually IN the item oil
repairs alone, the Of $4,000 her share OF the
| stock in this road.
! Mr.. CONWAY called for the previous question: and
there second the main question was then ORDER
ed and being put, the motion to postpone indefinitely
failed by the following vote-ayes Al, noes 60.
The ryder then ordered to be engrossed and read
third time.
The question then taken the passage of the
bill and ryder and rejected by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs. Watson, Garter, Shefey Brown of
B; and H., Mitchell, Burwe Bennett, Cardwell,
Wood, Wall, Masse, Carroll, Stovall, Fleming Lewis
of H. and d., Morris OF H., Worhington, Patrick.
Sehooey Stokes, Kidwel, Jones Of NJ Hicks, Smith,
nuckwaIl sInbhs Wheate, Pannil, IT., Robertson,
Herman, Campbell of s., Johnson, West Heiskill, Cook
OF W., w, R. and D., and Boyd--47
-, NoEsnMessrs. Hopkins (speaker,) Finney, Allen,
OF G., P. W. Clarke of G., Buckner, Lacy, Jones of
c., Barbour, r, Harper, Williams of F., Hume Tebbs,
Clopton, Cook of G., Powell, Wckham, Boykin,
SouthaIl, Duke, Wallace, Tomlin, Gresham, Minter,
Ball, Harris, Newman, Sheppard, Williams of NJ,
Coleman, Butt, VERIFY, Henderson, Boswell, Syme,
Cacllley, Rives, Harrison, Hall, Dorman, Patterson,
CULLEN, Griffin, Conway, Wheadon, Nicholson, and
George-52,
PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
and passed, viz:
Extending the jurisdiction Of the Justices of the Hus-
tings Court Of Fredericksburg;
For the relief of Samuel Sheets and James Read
Relating to the Compensation of the Commissioner
OF the Revenue for Jefferson county;
Granting to Lewis county Seminary the proceeds of
sales of certain forfeited lands;
On motion OF Mr.. PATrEsoN the House adjourned
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

EhR. AANDON EsIVEs-Ohice on south side
~ Main street, between 18th and l3h over the store
OF Parker, Bayly d Nlmmo. NH 8 d3m
RE ATCH CARRIAGE HORSES.-A pair
I'VE of handsome BAY HORSES, we'll broke in
harness, and we'll matched for sale on reasonable terms
Apply to
NH JAMEC pnSIJEp
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
l PINE STREET, Boston, 9Th March 1856

! PINE STREET, Boston, 9Th March, 1850.
HENRY ExALL, Esq.
DEAR SRI am happy to have the opportunity OF ex-
pressing my respect fer the engineering skill of Messrs
Blake Darracott. have examined works erected by
them, and have long known one of the firm as gen.
teman OF high attachments in science as we'll as prac-
cay conversant with all that is now known in the ma
nufacture OF Gas
There is not firm in whose skill and integrity can
place so much confidence known to me in tie United
States and have several examples of their hi oh en-
cheering ability in this vicinity.
Respectfully,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

Don't fail publish from to-day's Union the nte-
resting dialogue between Messrs Foote and Calhoun
yesterday. Give US the Constitution in all its beauty
and FORGIVE ask Tor no more. "W R."
The above is the conclusion of Washington
letter from the senior editor of the Enquirer He
has manifestly determined to sustain Mr.. Foote'S
position as against Mr.. Calhoun's. The day be-
fore, he wrote of Mr.. Calhouns speech in strain
of the warmest euogy And it is but few weeks
since the Enquirer extolled Gen. Cass to the
skies for his satesmanlke exposition of the Con-
sttution. Now, Gen. Cass holds that Congress
has not the power to exclude slavery from the Ter
ritories because the people of the Territories, du-
ring the territorial condition, have that power. Mr.
Calhoun denounces this doctrine as worse than
the Wilmot Provso, and, further, asserts that the
Southern Sta es cannot remain in the Union I'M
der the present Constitution with safety and no.
nour. Mr.. Foote plants himself upon the Con-
sttution as it is, and wants no other guaranty
and the editor of the Enquirer chimes in, " we
ask no more p Is not this strange vacillation
between these three great lights of Southern De-
mocracy? How will the readers of the Enquirer
know which of them to follow?
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
Il. .. HAYS,
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts.

DEAR SIR-From personal knowledge of Mr. J. H.
Blake, and Of his establishment for Gas in Boston,
have no doubt OF his ability and fidelity in any similar
undertaking elsewhere.
Yours respectfully,
b. SILLIMAN,
New Haven, March 4, 1850;
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
Saturday Morning, March 9, 1850.
Missouri on the Caluornia Question.

Two of the four Democratic representatives
from Missouri, Messrs. Bay and Hall, have de-
clared themselves in favour of the admission of
California as State Mr.. Benton, in the Senate,
has already moved for bill to admit her, without
reference to any other subject. Mr. Hall, who
spoke in the House on Tuesday, denounced Col.
Benton, but took verv strong ground in favour of
the right of the Calitornians to form State Co.
yernment without any permission from Congress.
He asserted that the American settlers substan-
TALLY achieved their independence of Mexico with
out the assistance of the United States. He es-
timated the population to be quite one hundred
thousand, and stated that the number of votes for
the constitution $4,000 was greater than had
ever before been given the adoption OF the con-
stitution of any new State, except Wisconsin,
Mr.. Hall avowed his position to be on the non-in-
reference doctrine of Gen. Cass. He declared
that he was 'unonist," and that his people,
who were conservative, would be driven by the
Wilmot Proviso to calculate the value of the
Union and predicted that 'Ethe doctrine of non.
intervention would be carried out before the end
the session, in defiance of the efforts of ultrasts
from either section of the Union"
We refer to the views expressed by these gen.
temen from Missouri because they make it ma.
nfest that that State, however determined to make
common cause with the South against any overt
act ofaggression by Congress, will utterly eschew
the extreme position taken by Mr.. Calhoun.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
BosToN, March 9Th, 1850.
HENRY EXALL, ESQ.

DEAR SIR-I have Just learned that my friend and
Works in yonr city. The object of this note to you is
to let you know that Mr. B. is man of the highest
character for intelligence and probty | contracted
with him and his partner, Mr.. Darracott two years
since, to Gas Works Lawrence, and their per-
Torrance to my entire satisfaction Since then they
have erected Gas Work in Lowell, which are in most
successful operation. To up the whole matter, my
belief is that this firm are farther advanced in their art
than any other in this county
remain, your obedent servant,
SAML. LAWRENCE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
THE GAS QUESTION.

We have taken part in very busy controversy
going in the city, between different parties con-
testing, before the City Council for the contract to con-
struct the proposed Gas Works. These parties are
four, viz Bucknell, Brick & Co., of Philadelphia Bat
ton, DUNCAN g. Co., of Philadelphia Perdicars & Co.,
Of Trenton; and Blake & Darracou, OF Boston. We
do not design to enter upon discussion OF the
merits OF the different BIDS for the subject is one Of
chracter strictly scientific, with which but e1-
perts can have the requisite familiarity to pronounce
very reliable opinions.
| We learn that Mr.. Blake, of the Boston Company,
to the city without letters of introduction or re-
commentator. One of citizens, being favouraby
impressed with Mr. Blakes proposals, and his manner
of presenting his CASE has, without Mr. Blakes cogni-
sance, and for his satisfaction procured from the
North number of testimonials concerning Mr. Blake's
reputation in his profession. In justice stranger
who, whatever be the merit of his proposals. is evil
IDENTITY gentleman Of eminent scientific attachments,
we comply with request to insert the following letters
from Mr. Samuel Lawrence, the distinguished manu-
facturer and merchant of Boston, Professor Sman,
and Mr. Curtis tbs Assayer for the State of Massachu-
sets:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
NDURCELL, LADD 8 co.'s PUREiCON
THEATRE

SEXTON and CHlPPENDALE... Managers.
Positively the last appearance in Richmond OF
MR. AND MRS C. D. PITT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
Notice of Foreclosure.

M the p IA, ofJunc. 1879. Oliver Whiting II
" n,rrprk ip the Count, ~ ONiurd, state ~
Msl1s, co1v,,sIt n,uiamin I i'n.l,n w mort.
sp-, ,Iei certain rlrIrl IT huI situated in said
n,nfu,rL. which ,l,,I 3. rs,7.rls,i ln ths ONiuri
County. Wcstsn District Hr-istN ufnUr,is, b"nA
p. Page 2t1. b.fJh, gt,r uHtrUU that H. same
having ls,u Assigned u,rr o. uDs wv. Bean, Uu
che Z "a, 4 Npul l~5N, thrur' o. .aI bean, g.
rl. the suh.rfil-r un ih, 2o'h j,, ~ Nav, $50 as
D., rryrud will 1r.lr. api 'h1i rHv have lrd hHl'
ihr .lil Mrurlgr. chat th, rHriii,rH Il ths same
h4s lr,u broken. and that D., r,lsl1 whrryDi claim
a Foreclosure II N, hirrrsatd Nuus1gr. sgr'o'h,
On the hu ua b. anil irn,t ir' if sHgh rls,s.
nnm,rk Juu. 3. l~-N = Y GIBSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

toNa rHIrD, rrsrrp nv rHousANps, vsNIs.
SALLY rRoNouNctp uNEI'AttEp, avn
uNUQUALtrp.
THESE PLAsTERS will be fund cure zoe
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ash. anl an Ri,saafis .fsriisas. Shirlss. Da'iisr
Pa,a,. s., IN the limbs, hack, ,idc ~ .iomsrh /;
and Sc an puIp,sc. Nhcrr plaster is Rce,lcl. the,
have ~ superior. u INDEED an cqual.
n, wearing ups,a the hTrast ~ stomach they viii
H. ouni 60 Afford grra, rtci IN all cases IT pain or
.orcncs. Il The sAssi and isgs, occas,onci by neg
lc,t or pro,pcied cuhl. and coughs.
The, arc b,~utiiuil, spread ou pUparcj cloth, at
IS c.ut- Zach, and ma, h. wutn withnut incuu'cn.
,curc ior borg time. 1.-THE, hrcornc NTinklcd up,
the, ma, H. taken "a. cicansrd II sweat and di.t,
anil again pui on. and thu. worn ior tA'r - "a
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
TRUTH /, stranger than Fiction"
CJUE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REy Dr. LANDS. A CLERGYMAN
II Nss Jersey of JsurEa.,a'f .ra.nHsnr go s,
~...,r ssF jersey THlr D.. I.s.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
FARM FoR SALE,

I y NrdHvrF. containing slsut ~ s-r's .f --si
l h1.I. 18th q good HfJhhTi prf large Ir ..aHra..
iiuas tuiiii1gs wgN supyisi " ra sBtrI, nH' s.ru.
atrI within HnT mfr g ail'Is sfHrys. rhH.-fr,fs
and usytug-hHuss. a1d U1., seventeen m.ls, Tsr.
Rail Rad communicable. d vel bsJlfrt iu a
pleasant nsi hlnThpl lai aver, desirable sHuaf.o1
AL ~tu D. s1iI ~ a il,lsllH.
Ior Farther pausuhrs spph u ". INLrur.
~ N8tH,tr ,srrTT, HI Oh fhs sr'ssriN-r H1 ths
rrrui.s. REM AMIN JONES
Andr,,r NJ, sch. $50 1nl7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
LORENZO NORTON. Ju.,ic,
TIE REMEDY THAT CURES

puErt,>u. Nc. Jau. 10. isg5.
d. N,,r hs,, t.,u lru- afflicted ~ith .tfhBa
uhi5h gr,s ,r,rk vuf.s u1iil La.t ,u'uu1, % hlu'i
ol , r.u-h vhirh confused n, i1 u, chamber, anil
bryan o. ls.lIns thr ahrmiB- symptoms 81 rrRsuur,
trsn hl1 ui.i thr l.st at,ir, nHi Oh, l-,i ul-l.
rri1s a. ro rsT1..ss, r1ti ! u-'i ,Hu CHERRY
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