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lebt 1T fie i'm Qu9emeinen nod unbefannt
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camit Iie Ssriube anltsuen uuo fidb BON ben
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To the Editors.
MrppLrrows. (connecticut,) April II, 1856,

MIpDLETowN, (Connectcut) April II, 1850.
l have an item OF news to communicate which be-
lieve you will chronicle with 10y. The item Itself might
be considered oil trifng Importance, but when taken
index of public sentiment here as most assured
ly is, il is pregnant with significance and interest
meeting Of the students OF the Wesleyan University in
this place, held last evening, for the purpose OF dis
cussing the merits OF the Wmot Prcviso, and also for
taking the expression OF the college upon it. resolu
ton was brought forward by the anti free soiers de-
between the two great sections Of the country and TO
danger the existence OF the Union, wnlle no possible
good would result from It's enactment This resolution
was ably argued for about three hours by the champions
Of the respective parties, and finally adopted by nine
jorily The free soers here are astounded at this
ago -ienths Of the members OF this University were
strongly in favor Of this measure" Yes, gentlemen in
this holbed oil fanalicsm, abolitonsm and free sosm
the Wilmot Proviso is repudated " a change has been
gong on in the public mind" Men are beginning to
reflect calmly and dspassonately and. as necessary
consequence they The folly OF their course believe
if the naked question, shall the Wimot Proviso be
adopted presented to the freemen OF Connecticut
Tomorrow, that three fourhs OF them would say
Connecticut has been placed in false position By the
greater Importance The Of both the democratic and
wing parties in this State is unquestionaby opposed to
the Wimot ProyisO, and but for the sake OF gaining
few abolition votes, neither OF them would have conne
nanced it for moment-thanks to the democracy, who
had moral courage enough in the late canvass to de-
victory reminds of the proverb, The righteous shall
receue their recard Our senators and representatives
in Congress must know the sentiment OF the peo-
pie Of Connecticut the slavery question, and If they
wish TO represent their constituents will every one Of
them, vote against the WQmot Proviso.
The legislature will meet in two weeks at New Haven
Hon Isaac Toucey, il generally believed will be elected
United States senator.
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THE UNION.

ent number viz /. Lord Cockburns Letter to the Lord
Provost upon the condition and prospects Of Edinburgh
2, Ruskin's Seven Lamps Of Architecture Pope Joan
4. Southey's Life and Correspondence, s. Mullers
Treatise on Sin; g. Hugh Mers Footprints OF Deity
z. Scottish National Education; 8. The Army and
its Officers; o. Mr.. Stuart Wortley's Marriage Bill
Many OF these articles written with great ability and
power. Those most interesting are Ruskn's Seven
Lamps OF Architecture Pope JOAN Hugh Millers Foot
prints of Deity. and the article the Army and lis
Officers This is of the most valuable OF the English
Quarerles. being devoted mainly TO the discussion OF
literary and religious subjects
Biaekl0ood's Edinburgh Magazine. American Reprint.
March, 1859. LEONARD Scorr ~ Co.
This old and renowned monthly opens with very able
and very interesting article upon the "Civ Revolution
in the Canadas" it's full OF valuable information bear
ing upon that subject The closing article upon "Agr-
culture, Commerce, and Manufactures" is even more
pregnant of valuable information They both invite the
attention OF the statesman The remaining articles
OF literary cast giving variety and value to the publica
ton. Blackwood is always original, pquant, 'torifed,
and interesting.
For the two preceding publications we are indebted TO
the publishers, through the favor OF Taylor Maury,
their agents in this city.
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Foreign Letter.
Ertrac Of letter from enlightened Americaa, pht
has resided many years !. Germany.

Foreign Letter.
Extract Of letter from enlightened Americaa ioho
has resided many years !. Germany.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN. March 10, 1850.
find that wherever democracy in the minority or
not al the rudder affairs 90 badly. You in the United
States have wait but three years more for change
but God knows how long poor Germany viii have TO wait
fear not much the soveregns, the meanness OF the
bourgeose, who do not possess spark OF patriotism
Ali that they want is that they have tranquility, SO as TO
fall asleep; and the fly that dsturbs them they pronounce
to be democrat They are satisfied, II government
only permits them to visit the and clubs IN the
evening, quietly taking their wine and beer and talking
scandal The soyereigns and governments OF Germany
are well aware OF this, and go from bad 10
Scarcely one OF the liberal ministry is yet the rudder
absolute ones have taken their places. Bavaria Wur-
emberg and Saxony have come out with convention,
proposing directory OF members and national
representation, but with such restrictions that the old
Bundestag Is to be preferred The King OF Wur.
tembeg has recovered so much from his fright. as TO
threaten the legislature in Hesse Cassel there is again
ministry Hassenpug and the chambers dissolved
being too liberal and m fact, there scarcely one gov
eminent which is not trying TO return even beyond The
about IL Tomorrow the Diet Erurh opens lis session
As conclusion can be made on the probable
result shall inform you The Bundles commission al
this place proceed at their old rate caring for nobody,
nor for any ones rights Several English and American
naval officers employed in the German navy. Under
pary pretext, they have all at once been dismissed
without even paying them their dues Some o. Them,
court OF inquiry and asking that justice may be done
them in regard to their pecunary claims but so lar in
vain notwithstanding that the English minister supports
their claim The want OF an American minister since
the departure OF Mr. Doneson, is sensiby felt and is
to be hoped that the minister 10 Prussia will also be
accredited here he could render his country more
vice at Frankfort than at Berlin The rejection OF Webb
10 Austria generally considered the proposed demon
sraton and attributed by the Germans to the influence
OF General Cass. The conservatives here condemn the
act whilst the democrats glory in IT, All the news can
give you is contained in the word reaction and again
reaction This consider, however, necessary, in order
that the people aroused again. Only oppression can
make them pairi oiic.
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AparL 20, 1850.

Cot. McCASpLgss or PsSssYLyANlA.-We observe thst
the wing papers OF Pennsylvania attempting annoy
COL McCandess with aspect to his opinions the Il
question a long time ago. We know Col McCandess, anu
also know that he is sound in the democratic faith, and
that wherever democratic principles point the way he will
berthe first to follow and, his powerful influence, the
fret 20 defend the rights people against the aggression.
Of whigery and monopoiists He is in truth the man OF
the people, and the for The people In every manly
quality, he is so immeasuaby superior to the person re
ierred below who has assaed him. that do not be.
eve mathematician living could calculate the d,i.
ference in their merits We copy the following in regar,i
this gentleman from the Pittsburgh Post the 25th ult
81 Louis Ueion.
[rhe article referred to by Mr. Phillips, copied from the
POST was in reference the by Col McCandless
20 Deacon White, about the Clarion letter."l
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py iaslI raaees a, Lsshers lssi var The dcuy has
ossn suonll'ee . ne animation O ne Sandman govern
'''A N, e.,m..x. .
Berlin y said Is TO he surrounded with fortified bar
racks. which have already been commenced Of
The German Parliament assembled at Erfurt on the
Advices are received 10 the aoh at which time little
had been done beyond organizing the Assembly.
Central Power Of with he United Sss y ie os
the purchase OF American vessels OF war, completely
equipped for service I
Letters from Stockholm announce that. By general
der, the Swedish navy to be put on war footing The
object OF the measure Is not known. 4nhf
Tayksy.
Recent advces from C0nstannope state that prepare
tons being made to conduct Kossuh and the other
Hungarian refugees, to Ku,akia, in Asia Minor, where
they are to be confined, il Is said, 1--WE years.
telegraphic despatch OF the Goth OF March, from
trieste states that the nsuHecton p Bcrnea l. tending
It's cause. and is increasing strength About 1000
Turkish troops were defeated by the insurgents, and
compelled to evacuate the fortress Of Banulaka.
Russia. .ss
An impcrous note has been addressed by the Russian
government to that OF Prussia on the subject Or the
Schleswg- Holsein dispute Alter enumerating all the
points at issue, the note says there many facts which
the Emperor cannot regard with indifference and from
which he cannot in conscience release the Prassian
Ss Inc note concludes BY distinctly nsma ling
measures 4 necessary in support OF the Danish side Of
the controversy.
serious rupture has occurred between the govern.
ments Of Prussia and Wurtembnrg, in consequence Of
the tone assumed by the King Of the latter country in
opening the Chambers. The government Of Prussia I'd
dressed that OF Wnrtemburg conceived il very
strong terms, expressing the astonshment OF the Kings
government At the speech-regrets with profound
indignation, the suspicious and accusations it contains
and declares ts dignity 70 reply thereto. to discontinue
diplomatic relations with Wurtembug.
The Prussian ambassador has been recalled.
Advices from Athens are to the 10th of March, but
they furnish only confirmation OF previous reports
Eleven OF the captured vessels have been given up 6y Sir
William Parker courier arrived with dispatches from
London on the 18th. gS,.
India. N tas
Another mail has arrived from India, bringing dates
from Bombay to the ID Of March, and from Calcutta
the 20h February There evidences al growing un-
easness on the part of the people. and several rather se
Gus demonstrations have been made against British rule.
As an inevitable consequence valuable territory
sions -6f143
Trade at Bombay was unsatisfactory except for pro.
duce, which was The money market sirin-
gent. AT Calcutta affairs presented more encouraging
aspect
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An article appeared In Rpbe Of yeste respecting
personal difficulty between Mos,rs Green and Barbour,
OF Culpeper county, Virginia, in which several 90.
cur Mr. John G. Green Is a candidate In Copeper,
although he Is relative OF Nj Jones Green Mr. Bar.
bours opponent Mr. John s. BARBOUR jr, was not ar.
rested Mr.. James Barbour was arrested shortly alter
reaching the city, and the author es beevnghat
the parties had been arrested, lued for about an
hour-Mr James Barbour permitting them to believe that
he party in the affair, in the hops that par
ties would elude search. Mr. Green however, subse.
quenly arrested Mr. John s. Barbour IT,, succeeded 10
evading attention. and only len the city yesterday morning.
after being advised that Mr. Green had been bound over
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The account Of Bayle Peyton, to which reference wa,
made III the Union of this morning, tas copied from
the Pennsylvanian,) settled by Mr.. McCuloh
and DR.. Collins, on the opinion Of Attorney General
John Y. Mason, given November 10, lsi5 The &C.
count through the entire period of Peytons official
lay and bis fees as United States attorney in large
Der OF suits The vaue Of his services fully proved
by the certificates Of the United States district Judge, and
several highly respectable members of the New Orleans
bar familiar with them. The only ground Of complaint
about il that period OF four years was suffered 10
eapse after Mr. Masons opinion was givep before the
account was settled and paid but that attributable
mostly to the inaitenton OF Mr. Peyon himself, who, for
the greater pait Of the tae dancing attendance
General Taylor in Mexico and training him. he does
his horses, for the presidential race Of ls4s
state the facts about the account from my own know
edge, having acted it myself in the Auditors Office
r.
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From the bAltAlu0tc American.
We have already noted the fact OF the 70
the Hon. Daniel Webster OF massive chain OF California
gold. 10 which was appended elegant gold watch.
We now give the correspondence on the OCCASION which
NKw YoRK. March Is. 1850
To the Hon DANIEL WEBsrER, Washington, ID. Ca
DsAR SIR. In behalf of feow-citzen, Mr. Geo. w.
CHAIN under his direction from the mineral
products OF that portion OF country and which he de-
Union u which yoa stand piss-ennsndy The a5sss de-,
fender.
ask leave to unite in this testimony Of respect by APP
pending 70 u tho accompanying token which we beg you
and abilities which have marked your whole public
reer and never more conspcuouy than in your recent
necessity OF atemal feeling between the different sections
Of common country, and the solemn duty OF adheng
faithfully to the provisions and the spirit the national con-
With "a. big, regard, we remain your friends,
George Grswod, Thomas Tileston,
Moses II. Grinnei ]. w. Aslop, il.
Alfred e Benson. s. ,. Bsais,
Joseph Hoxie, Davis, Brooks, Co.
WASHINGTON, April ID. 1850.
GESTLEMEN; Your communication of The 18th Of March.
and the gold chain and watch accompanying have been
safely delivered to me by Mr. John Il. Bac "a.
NOT having the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with
gard his elegant and valuable present Of the chain
nmonial Of his appreciation Of my efosts 10 uphold and
communicating to him my Of his kindness, and Of
signHiug the value which attach 10 his favorable
opinions
But have obligation acknowledge TO you, also,
gentlemen for the beautiful watch which you have APP
pended to Mr.. Egleston's gift
accept this from your hands of New England,
and merchun Of New York, with grateful respect We
personally known another and cannot desire
regard from amy you greater that which
entertain for you, each aud OH.
The events q life have drawn you from the land Of
origin 10 the great commercial metropolis OF the
county You are merchan,s and, under the flag Of the
Union you have extensive and useful inter.
with Of the civilized world AT last you have
DUR country stretch from sea, aud
highway opened the continent from fellow.
citizens tho shores of the Pacific. Far they have
gone they yet within OF the Unicn and
ready Idoubt not join all in its defence and support
They pursuing and absorbing interest.
While their eastern brethren continue 10 be engaged in
agricuare manufactures, commerce. navigation and the
sheres they exploring region whose wealth surpass
fiction. They are gathering up treasure. in a manner
and degree hitherto unknown the feet of inaccess
BILE mountains and along those sirt&>ps
"Whose foam is amber, and their gravel gold"
Over them and stands the broad the Union
and long stand firm the arches Of Heaven, and
beautiful as the bow which is set in the clouds.
am, gentlemen, with very regard, your obliged
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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supreme Court OF the uni,ed states.
FRIDAY, April 10. 1850.

FRIDAY, April 10, 1850.
John Otis. esq, Of Maine, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of this court
No. l4i The United States plaintiffs, us Peter Mari
gold On the motion Of Mr.. Attorney General johnson
this was ordered for argument next Monday week
the goth instant
No 70. J. Beckwith, plaintiff in error, U.s. T. J. Hader.
man ct al The argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr. Lincoln for the defendants in error and concluded
BY Mr.. Soue for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday, at IL o'clock, a. M
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W. B. NORRIS

phenomenon has recently appeared Virginia,
appears Mr. Gbson analysis
substance, Richmond papers
turkey explanation be consistent with
courmon and
from other day the citizens Of Besn
appearance OF the
black whales. Another edition Of Browns FgH Errors
might be published with embellishments and Illustrations
USfoN,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE. April 2O--5, p. nj. !
T1ribs Case of Bavbayy --Asoihsr Ssicide lwfl Acss
dsst.-Ssnday TSapsi.- The Maykas &c.
terrible Of barbarty yesterday brought
before our city magistrates. Captain VIM. X. Gardner and
his first mate, Henry Humphreys of the brig Frances Jane
were accused by their with beating the cook death
on the outward-bound passages colored man, named
David Thompson On the second day out he accused
OF being impudent and tied up and dashed with rope
until the blood steamed from his back few DAYS after
wards they accused him of putting sea water into the
vcuals he was cooking when bucket Of potato paring
and garbage brought out which the captain ordered
him to eat and they both stood him and beat him
with ropes ends whenever he eating and actually
beat him until he fell exhausted tho deck He then
ordeed into the caboose, but being unable move was
dragged there by the mate, where he shortly Afterwards
found by the second mate, perfectly dead The accuse
were bound in the Of "a 900 EACH answer
the next term Of the United States dis,rc, court.
We had another suicide this morning. being the third
during the week. the parties each being rel
spectsbe and each raising the rope find the end
tality. young named John Brown, late from Lam
caster Pennsylvania who has been III for time with
an eruption, hung himself this morning in North High
street. .sss 49,
fine ule boy. eight years Of age, Of Dr.. w Hutch
ms of Baltimore county, was climbing the top of q
pump his fathers farm, In 81 Jamess district, and fall
ing the board that covered the WELL preclpitaed
the bottom. distance Of about forty feet and tho vital
spark had fed before the body recovered.
The question whether the trains Of the Penn
sylvana railroad shall shall Sunday Is at
tracing consider in Philadelphia Over
thousand stockholders have voted upwards OF 600 shares
and FAR there majority of $40 siockho dcs and Of
al shares. against the suspension Of Sunday travelling
The question Of composition r trade and travel with
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and suspension would
operate most injuroasly 10 tho Pennsyvania RAILROAD
THr MARKETS lin the Baltimore market this morning.
aonr advanced little under The stesmers Sales
Soday of 200 barrels Howard street 81 ~ s3l and aer-
wards 800 barrels at So. No sales Of City Mills Nothing
in wheat Sales white at 81 80 cents, and yellow
81 80 censan advances oats IS ~ cents; whskey, "a
cents. Af.aek
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SHORT EXPLANATIONS is due 10 state that have
moi been at Washington since the illness and death OF
Mi Campbell, late Clerk OF the House and also thai
effort Of my generous friends in Congress did not feel
at liberty to inierpose any objection, until learned that
was resolved hold congressional for the
nomination. when promptly Withdrew my name This
was done early Tuesday morning. and will account for
the fact that although yesterday voted for BY some OF the
democratic representatives. was not candidate before
the House JoHN w. FoRNrY