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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
IMPROVE YOUR EYES

q WISE, UPTI UTAN,
- MOST REBPECPFULLY nioTms tho
afSa ~ citizens OF New YORK and he public In
* ~. general that no has located hInoelfn ala
o at 4S7 6fosd~sy for the last eight yoar' where may
be found large and complete stJreht OF 3rectscleF and
Eye Glasses, gold oliver and steel frames
b. W "oud also remind Tie public, 10 whom ne Is par
dly known by bic 7ips 10 Saratoga Springs Tor The
ss sixteen yes1s that By bis k1owed &c ofhs ocal Sell
he ia ensbed deafmno s Classes s!abe fof any
eye Periors wh weak eyes be supplied With ga1ses
Which will greatly benz ard strain the Ei2di.
Particular attention is called 10 new siye Of Perspective
oard Gsss (Which will both for reading or ace
Ing 81 distance Ct the fines! hn witch through thelr
Ugh polish aud gouLd produce the pnceas gaon, snd
have been highly Recommended The beet in their effect
upon The eye fer pretotvIng and improving ths sght
coDiipued writing and reading
ortsshtsd pesors and nose operated upon for cz,G
Rlso bs suited.
He inserts Sew GisJles OF superor quality IN cid
frames olcs lie patronage Of all in OF hig sr
c!eS.
Be yersus all spec;sces purchased OF him TO suit the
sight for five years, or change the gaEsea ~thou ezra
charge s20 ifneod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

ANS PANNKIiY FOR SALE.-Tne aulscrloerg o.!
- fer for their TsDnery al New. 8.unsEick n j..
bssA with Curryng.thop and Pstsnt!eather Factory on
the premises This ianney has all The latssI improve
mems and ample sssm power driving bark and faing
he snnpy of bsrk is abundant and its vicinity to New.
York and Phlsdepbie renders It admirably adapted FOR
tanning the lighter kinds Of leather or FOR other snui1c'
tnring 10 which might easily be covered IL
viii be sold low End upon easy terms. Apply 10
T. Il r. STOUT 81 Fefry.'i or TO
JOHN w. STOUR Son,
s7O9yrt New B Brunswick, N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

xrr.- ry=szzzzzsz7 MORRIS AND ESSEX Rail u, Il
AG44 g:s9ss ,5sa.s y isOAD.--PASSENGER TRAlN,
Me- -seS--------UP- Leaye New York foot or Cort,
lana-st A NJ and Il P NJ. Leave Newark Ut A. NJ ana
5! 2. NJ. -, ,,o..o. G * +, NJ ona
A p NJ; Morristown, so a. NJ and p Z M hladi.
SON 30 A. NJ and 10 p. NJ. Summit 20 A. NJ and J "
r H.; Nnllvile, 30 A. NJ and 10 2 M; Orange ~
A. NJ. and IS ?. NJ ~, oa,,o 1o,
York II 80 A. NJ. 60 \, l On
p NJ leave Neyy-York II 80 A. NJ and . 10 Z Nj.
Passengers by trains received ana uelVereo
ench way Mt North and South Orange, Mlyulc, summit
Chatham Madison Morristown, Morris Plains, Dalvlue
Ar Dover stages connecting with the A. M. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanhope Newton, 1ackets-
town and Hope daily; Nil ord and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsonburg,
Blarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Strongsbrgh,
continuing to the Lackawanna Works, passing through
Bartonvlle Stanhope, pa Smiths Tavern, Neagesylle,
Clifton DunmOre Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, and returning meet the r. m
trains for NewYork
the arrival ofthe a NJ and NJ Trains from and meet the
A Nj and z. NJ trains for New-York.
Al MOrristown stages leave on tie arrival OF the A M
messenger trains for Mendham, Chester, Schooeys Noun
lam Washington Belvdere and Easton, daily, and meet
the P NJ. train for NeW-York
Also for Baskins Ridge the arrival of the ? train
returning morning, connecting Win tue A NJ tram or
New-York Sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
From Bremem.

OCEAN sTBAk NAvEGATioN CONTACT.
Cant For New York Sun Sept,
WASHINGTON. Capt LLorD For Nov $500 lues OcL
For New YORK ena nov
WASHINGTON Ca Of. LtorD FOR ne" ORA '.eun DSe
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hs H.m2s CsbTcsD-Locsp, Este Co Penn name
changed to Placs are Ws-o p CO ssrkog Co
changed 70 Vp Cegssville Paradise a .s
Co. Tenn name changed 10 O. Hll n,onH'A'
Henry Co Ky.-rsme chs1gej @ n shApn''O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

Change Of Hours, commencing SEPT o.
E=a=,- r7s.zszs.zzazy7 RANIAPO AND PATTERSON
Att4 tss AND PATERSON AND HUDSON
szsz@ S1z----------RlVER RAILROADS.
Leave Sufcrn's Depota at Leave New.York at
4 o'clock A, NJ 3ocock A M
IN O'Clock 50 min A NJ 8 O'Clock Is min p. NJ
e O'clock pm 5 O'Clock 10 min P NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Sufern's DepOtat Leave New-fork az
X O'clock a NJ 50cock 10 MN Z M
*or on the arrival oft Erie trains gong East
PATTERSON TRAINS.
reoye Paterson nj Leave New York al
IT, O'Clock A. NJ. Aiarket-st O'Clock a NJ
81 O'Clock AN. Patn Depot 10 o'clock A NJ
l2ocock NJ. Paterson Depot, O'Clock 7. NJ
Al o'clock p NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock P M.
81 O'Clock P NJ Marketst ! 81 O'Clock M
Except Mondays. ~
feave Paterson nj Leave NewYork at
zoo i o,cloo e5' 4 n Markets. eocock, a
Il o'clock P NJ Pain Dep. 81 O'Clock 2. NJ.
n Bon Monday mornings the first train from Sn1erns
viii leave at or the arrival OF the 0tsyle tram ~
The A. NJ. ant. ) IS o'clock P NJ. trains from New.
York Will not stop any station north of Paterson excfP'
Rock Road and HoEokus and will be in time to meet s
Eric trains morning and evening, going West at ouhefnS
Depot 60"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
For Glasgow

Ro,A Can, D. D. po.rsa. From New York Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

ura4as FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGONo
4&AKAES Fhe fine new double engine steamship 90
szAH12AAA1 LUMBIA OF 800 mns burden, Lieut. Geo 81.
Totten, IT, 3. Navy Commander, wiz be dispatched for
San Frarcsco and Astoria Oregon, In the early part OF
ahip COMPANY 81 sou,h.st s6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

S FOR AAt E-A frat-rste stand for country siore.
&c lituaIfd in The TO an OF East Chester two miles from
&aasi The Harlem and 2! from the New Haven Rsirosd,
containing II of land. On tho premises are afee
ard comnodioua house ard large barn and Other
out budinsE md variety Of fruit trees &c such as ap
pies pears cherries peaches, raspeenlea, &c Ecu Ecu
further particulars inquire Of P&sCHAL BEkFINE- III
ThiTd. az New-York; WM. BERrINE, Eaal Chester, or
on tie preuise5 OF The owner. , ,rnv,ur
2wt bAAUE1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

%tlgIf< MA AND OREGON, VIA GaAGRES ,sfsct
saEasssss2=S- The new and fayorite steamships
CHEROKEE l,3O0 mns Captain ii. Wiadlc
PHlLADELPHIA.l,lO 100 tuns.. Captain Robt u Pearsoa.
6,r1n the ONLY direct Inc between New orr and Cnagres
and in connection with the United States Malisean packets
in the Pacific semi monthly line through 60 San francisco
and a monthly line through to Oregon They leave New
York about lie 18th and 28ln OF each month
REDUCED RATES OF FARE no cHAGRES.
Cherokee Philadelphia
Aler Saloon State Rooms. Sl25 90 sl25 60
Forward Saloon do $1,000, l99 w wv "
Lower Cabin 49,: ............ ~ ~ ,,,
OF ke Saloon.
Freight chagres 10 cents per foot Is
allowed personal baggage free 70 the extent OF l2O IDS no.
exceeding IN instrumentation cubic iect Expenses on 's
Istlumus are borne by the passengers.
For treig hit or passage apply 10 . ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
: Al, nINCINNATI.-

BUFFA aI59 1SP :.ss@f R, E%
+ s,s:S e
Albany agds x7 city every Tuesday and 5fssy
r ru ,1ie1 at o'clock ------------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
NM I'll, BIRTH, PSI 9rand-s New-Yofk, and 2o4
wv sFulton.s Brooklyn 10 authorized agen! for the
sale OF Gemphene Dealers In The article would do vel
to call and examine he and inquire the price beora
buynp elsewhere II will be measured ont In any quhnti
ee to It wsgoners regulnr price et the above
PLACES [s7 lm*I J. & 8. ENGLD, Manufacturers
RANKING house OF j. OARoTHERs s. 90
No is WOOD-sR PEYTBBURGH, Pa.
PUBLICATIONS made on all the principal Cities OF
" the United Sta.es Reference In Eew-YorR Ae0Ms-
window, Lauisr s. Co. 81 WaIst a1l7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

49, FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE for property
E in or near the city II acres of land in pleasant vii
-@~ lage near New Haven with twostory house, barn,
&c within few rods Of Church. Academy, PostOfce, &c.
Price 400 Also 60 rods from the above 80 beau
fuy situated with wood streams and every requisite lor
OF Young wood-Prce $500 Cash may be added to The
above for city property. Direct note, or call on
ST eodn VIM II. PUDNEY, 1903 Bleeckerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

"a POfs SALE.-A hBne some gray mare syeara
SkSSyod perfectly sound and kind in double or single
GS&Ahgrpesr Gao tro mile In 81 minutes.
Also, a light Rockewsy wagon and berness
IsaatEe NsT D. HAIGATs Livery siable, Z! aous.on
Os ESZr IIewtgsL bZi w"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

a LUXURY! IhpORRANY 70 PIE LADIES ~
AThai Infinitely superior article for the toilet war
ners LIQUID Amber rapidly taking The place Of all soaps
for personal washing and Is found peculiarly adapted 70
LADY iu swsre Of the injurious eectn attending the use Of
all Soap0 matter how good they are OF thelr KIND nor
DIV their place has long been desired and expected Phe
HOUID AEaER will be found 10 fully meet this want
"a II s far superior any soap ever made combining al
the soening detergent cleansing properties OF the best
Imported soaps, without any OF their impurnei,
lis put up IN splendid glass ground stopped ooues 81
81 each and in smaller bottles at Is cents.
No person after once using the article would be without
iior any consideration Manufactured only by a WAh
NER and sold wholesale and rea 1O7 Johnat also by
Bushtor Clark Co. 10 Broadway, and 10 Astor House,
E. w Eercerean, Broadway and Fourteenth 81 sGd
BY ThonIas l. MAXWELL So WillBmst sul4 2mM " Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

F as1 End elegant mule .sa amer 4 IL Il;
sCHULTZ, 1874 tuos' ~ zee, deek anG"a
o.. feet ruDs u LIN NMkOD OF Sound notohety Ether
Az. ns me or excursions appy wss
oosi in,s e. COsEEE Agens cor oeAcD eHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

yA4 FOR SAN FRANCISCO DTREOT.-Yhe
@aS8ES new fasts sailing New York built shp JAMBB
s-A-AAS DRAKE, Capt Saml Gore having three anhs
OF her cargo engaged will meet with immediate dispsch
for The above port For balance OF freight apply TO
SPOFBORD. 3ILESfON & co.
s262w Do Souh-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
FOR CALIFORNIA

S=sg.s.eg,s WITHOUT DETENTION Xr I phShs5s-
tbs United States Mar Steanshin Camnsn
will dispatch IKE splendid dcu6,eengine s,eAnshtr JnE
G. IA OH Friday Oct H. ats O'Clock from The pier ,. ~
Warren-sl North RIVER with lie Government Mais a.
passengers for San Francisco ard intermediate porta
The connection g; Panama VIII be carefully kept uD 90
as 10 prt chi any doeuo0n beyond The usual stay In po
Tie looks open, and passage can be secured a.
the following rates:
St,ts-rCOm berth 49, ....-..-...-.-.--,--.,$ lG
S,;!lee ber;l forward saloon ...,............ 50
Seem e berth found bed and separate table -. 30
PROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
StnieToon berth .,......--.. -.--....'. S5Oy
Sieerart, found bed and separate table .,.,.. $50
S,ate-room Standee Storage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50 s0 CIV
Savannah ..-......... - ~ ~ ~
kbFIGla ....--..IO
New-Creans 1900. 10 % ."
Efollh 10 CHagrrS &c cents per CUBIC 1901 ptepsid-
Freight 10 Havana so cents per cubic loot
CCnsn1e TO receive their goods 81 shPs lAcEeS iua0
tiolsy at.or her arrival al Havana
10 ecu7e freight passage apply a. The otice OF uo
Company, III Westet corner of Warren, to ,,,,
Special notice is given shippers by ,hs hne thai the
Company have prepared form OF bill OF adng adapted 70
ucir business, which wiz be furnished shippers a7ph
eaten Il the ComInnYs cce and with which they
quested 10 provide themselves other form will DO
sersd by the Agent OF the Company Az bills OF adng
he signed before ,he sailing OF the weasel s2S toll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

r~o AFOR KEyPORT h5DDhEzT0wA
~ s,SaAwvs3s POINT AND FORT HAAILTOR1-
Steamer CHIH0AROAA leaves Chambers
. Nor dsilv Sundays excepted, al O'Clock b. e1d 10.
~ Iesyes KsYport at O'Clock A a. and For Hasa-
iItod Is d. Faro to Keypovt Is eens RoFt HsInoes
Ina cel{a V '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

O. TT PRIVATE SALE AT AFLANTIU uOOah,
Ea::s BhOOKLYN-A large warehouse ,luspsd on a.
sne in he mnnuer having granite front walls FEET
thick and stories hsn the covers ne whole OF sne
lot which is about 50 feet By lp0 feet IN deplh run1Dg
through from stree! street and capable OF storing from
40coG 20 s. 600 barrels II -four fhe house Ia knoWn as
no so Commercial Wharf lie fye-proo aud built 10 1919
prniy OF wharf and other facilities for carrying OF
lbs Shipping buare.a large amount OF Inc aus
fur htr particulars apply 10 ANTaonY J. BILE ER,
7Brotdit. ~ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

DKFINRD PERU HORSE SHOB IRON and
"a EAGLE CUE NAILS AND SPIKES A full as.
OF ell sEes for sale by ,h suhrcrhss manufssu'
sers slo In H., J. SUSs!NG co 81 chh'Si.
DATENT KNIFE SHARPEN kKS-ota supe-
rior quality and various patterns Tor sale wholesale ana
7etail by HORNA ELLIS ManGtscturere,
a2l Svs 100 Race philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
-e1-sn ,NDFpENDENT LINE FOR SAN

.erseA For SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoR-
&TRKA NiA-The A No. / new and fast double engins
u.1as1A17HEA steamship UNION Capt James Marks, WIZ
leave this city for above port touching ut Rio Janoiro
Valparniso and PANAMA. about the lat October next
for freight or passage having elegant accommodations ap-
NV to Z. ZACHRISSON co.
f' 81 Wall, cor. of Water-st or to
E. LINCOLN & co
e5 I'm 50 South Wharves Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

a. FOR sALE-A desirable country residence in the
EI: town OF Wilton Conn about A miles from Norwab
A and about one hours ride the New Haven Railroad
1t consists of acre good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house in good order Its on the Danbnry
il INQUIRE of GAUNT & DERRlCKSON,
ieiJ If 1853 Soutl-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
MN nm vi pENT

FOR SAM FRANCISCO.
FIRBT VESSEL
..gEzxs TIE BpLENDID clipper ship HELENA, Lsad,
TgfEs maj ter will receive freight for few days al Per
AaA12@ No 49, e. and have quick dispatch "fd or not
fun Ths vessel being very sharp and OF sms capacity
Immediate application should ba made TO secure egh fer
which, or passage having stale-r accommodations
apply TO NATHANIEL L. GEO. 6RlsWOLD,
sGf II aud 70 Soulh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
FOR SALE.

6ss- At PRIVATE SALE-A moss desirable conn
E:i nv residence beautifully situated hnsa iaE
rore fdesr.d on which h7rs splendid odetu built
two story and ec cousge with basement hnsnrd 10 "a.
n.Cor stvIe with marble nantes nd gr9es throughout
ibe 6ouss ~hcL i. 81 including HE wngs aud
The ouod: are re @ tass sta Gq On
tl1n coach fowl aud Ice houhe Also N my other
'tng sogeas,t most on fs1G % ,o te 9.
deuce for gentleman retiring to ire county: IL VIZ
Fbe shove psc i. .tused zRn walk Of eher
tbe Hudson or Harlem Railroads For terms and orhef
P" &C" CIV 'P''S " Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

1sESA ABBOTSFORD VTLLAGE.-A few lois yet
Ms; this deli htfnl village ssaed on thu Hud
11 River, one hours ride from New York city FOR
nGps and particulars inquire Of
b24 lwt THOMAS FRERB, 80 Hhssan 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
AARlfN Ak h.

PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
FENHN LARGEST STOCK IN TIE UNITED STATES,
4 we'll assorted combating OF f urdrnier WreS
nom Sc inches so inches wi0e Nos so aud TO- and all
plumbers OF copper and brass Wire Cohor sals on The
lowest terms and warranted In every respect equal 70 the
imported at The Office 100 Johust Hew.York, or al the
mandatory, Belyllle, New-Jersey.
jylS SIM VIM STEPHENS d SON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
EARTHQUAKES AT SEA

Captain Ballard, Of the ship Rambler, re
ports having experienced a violent shock Of
submarine earthquake, on the 30.h u,., al a
o'clock in the morning, when IN lat. l6 N.
and long. "a W.
Capt. Hotter, of The brig Millwood at New
Bedford, also ports having experienced the
same earthquake at sea, Oct. 3O,h, in 90
deg 80 MN. north' longitude 5s degrees
ses'' II made rumbling noise resembling
thunder, causing the ship to tremble and
shake so violently as to awaken all hands
aud start them upon deck in fright. The
weather a, the time was perfectly clear and
calm, not breath Of wind to be felt. No,
scarcely c'oo6 to b ssn. The phen ne
non happened at abJu {, SQA. M- Ser
nah .NepS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
A MoDERs TELL.

The Meredith Radse (N. H) Gazette.
responsible to, Cue following Story: Mr..
Nathaniel Whittier, ot Lake Vilisgs, the eel.
ebrated sharp shceter," made two capital
shots" aftrw daessince, with his Kentucky
Rife" rear the Province Rond Meeting.
House in Chinatown. The first mark wes
the bowl of a clay pipe held by the stem Of
the same in genteman's mouth, which was
hit BY the ball and quickly despatched at .
distance Of 50 yards. The second shot, the
same distance, was at an apple, laid upsn the
head Of gentleman, which was as readily
dispatched. This is no fctien.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

There Is a mau at New York who picks
up u gosd msny siypcuoes and shl'llngs
(whelher Cor himself or company we know
noi,) by issuing Policies Of Insurance against
accidents in travelling. lie is always found
on board the boat crossing from New York
To Jersey City, and can ou,.ialk and oui.wrl,e
almost any man 10 creation. Ia the ten min.
utes passage across the rlver, his rapid
tongue and pen enable him TO issue scores OF
policies, only 6 cents 10 insure $500 IN case
Of bodily injury, aud IL cents TO insure $500
IN case of death.
Tbs other day crowd was collected a
bout the portable Insurance. office on board
tho ferry boat, when dwnriish looking imp,
with a ragged coat and a rnguish black eye,
clbowed his way up TO the agent and said, 81
say, mister win you insure py limbs =
Certainly, sir" sald lhe insurance man !;
"pray, where. are YOU going SIR T.
81 am going to be married" replied F'lb.
bertiglbbel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
Communication.
FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL

FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
Mr.. Editor: | had thought would no:
notice any OF the sqnibs sho, at those Of Us
Who desire the peace and harmony Of the na
tion and who stand by the Union and the Con.
stitu,ion as il is. But circumstances have
changed my Intention. ! have been charged
openly aud personally with being a submis-
s,cois,, which charge | then resented, aud |
nov intend showing the Il consistency Of some
Of those who are the most violent in their
dsruacialions Of those Who are wilirg t.a
bidc by the laws Of their country. The first
and forrmes, Of these denuncia is the
E3usf Of the Hornets Nest-he (,,,ooth
chsrgss all those who do no, look ,brou h
his sPectscles, as submissionsis. Ii by tin.
ha means that We submit TO the laws Of our
country. as all good cilizens should, then We
admit tho charge-bai if he means we are
ant "True Southrens "-iha, we are aiding
ssd assisting the Ab1liiionis,s Of the North.
! for snr. pronounce the charge unfaunded IN
each and every particular. Nov le, US look
ai his position. Sumeiime last yea. he uub.
I'shed ah editorial, wherein he took 10 task
suadry editors who denounced tbs Cons,uu
iIoa oi California and declared i, was in eC
feet, tho wilmoi rtovi.o. What was his ar.
gumsn,l II was that this charge was fsl.e
"is toto, and that the people Of a territory,
in applying for admission into the Uaion, had
perfect right TO farm say sort Of Con.ri,u
los they wished Now, Who is going 10
scesds because California is admitted with
the very same Cons siiiu,ion-lhe Editor Of
the Hornet' Nest. ln addition TO this he
denounced disunionisis and secessonis,s
and charged tha, Mr.. Calhoun was endeavor.
ing 20 bring about dissolution of the Union
10 order TO he Consul or President or
Southern Republic" WAC now l.uds Mr.. /
Calhoun aud openly declares himself IN ia I
.ver sl immed,si. SD rai,spis,e sscessicn.' = !
The same Editor Of the Hornets Nest
And sgs;a. f mistake moi. The Hornets
Nee, goes Cor non iatsrc9fps 1i,h the North.
Nov 10, Us see his cot = ON ,his sub. !
jsc', II you r.fcr - Rs6l the 2s,h
Sep. isis-li.,Ie over You viii fiod
the following, under IL cAIorial head VIZ
~ hat we contend for, Is no, that the Suulh /
adept any fooi,-h measures 81 recrimissi,en,
in an active asd positive sense, by " noe 10.
,efcourse" or "rcFodiaiicn OF jas csmmer.
cisI clslms, and the liks, which we're suggos
ted By the vsgaries si acme rtak minded pol
ificians ratery BRAIN" &c.-who How is
pursuing this very policyl lie, The people
aHswrr. Yea, sir, sRs the people will sa.
s~er--ihsy love the nnioa, aud they will re.
spoad in iorcs OF thunder, ia tho language OF
The cid ,neite q the Hornets Mast" The
Unioa--it musi be preserved Aad those
whs are now advocating the doctrines Of nul,
li6caiiss and disunioo, whether North OF
South, will 20 where they should go
.'Dswn o the wills dus, from whence they sprung,
Unwspt, anhonord and unsung."
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4 commerciol house in Manchester is spi

A commercial house in Manchester is spin
Ming pound Of cotton for the great exhlb,.
ton in 1851, in length 23S miles and l,l20
yards, being tho 6oesl ever yet produced. !,
is thus calculaied:- There are sQlayers oil
one yard and half each in warps7 warps
iu hank, and 400 hanks in the pound 0! cot
ton. Those most conversaot with the details
Of spinning can best appreciate the
value Of the machiuefy and ibsiaent dis
played IN SO wonderful q aproducuon,
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HOUSE OF COM MONS.
Monday, December 9.

Mr.. J. NJ. Leach presented preamble
and resolutions declaring il to be expedlent
! TO inquire into The necessity Of laying a tax
on land and on polls for the purpose of pre-
parRg for defence, in view Of dissolution of
the Union. Laid on the table.
The hour of twelve having arrived under
Joint order Of the two Houses, the votes
cast for Governor at the las, August election,
we're counted beiorc the two II uses, under
the inspection Of Messrs. Courts and William
son on the part of theoQhle, and Messrs.
Thornton and Steele on Arl of the House.
Mr.. Courts, from the nittee reported
that David S. Reid had relhiSed as. 0s0 votes,
aud Charles Manly 1887 whereupon the
Speaker of the Senate declared David S.
Reid Governor elect for two ears from the
first day of January next.
Mr.. Ruilin from the Commil,e on Amend.
ments to the Constitution, reported, the bill
TO amend the Constitution of N. c. so as to
provide for the 4 of Judges by The
people, and recoq pits rejection.
presen, a repor ffd yhe minority of The
committee, and moved the bill be laid on the
table, which was carried.
Mr.. d. A. Barnes, a bill to amend an act
entitled az act 10 make estates assets, passed
at the session of lS46-i7. Referred to Ju.
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Mclean from The same commit.
tee the bill 10 provide for The electioa of
justices Of the peace by the people, with
similar recommendation Mr.. Walton, Of.
iered an amendment |cto which with the
bill was laid on the
journed.
Tuesday, December 10,
MIR. Love presented bill to establish the