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HANDSOMELY CAI'GHTf

In the House. not long since, Mr. Morehead Hhic) from
Kentucky delivered powerful against the
sttuonaii,v OF "the WiImot This brought Mr. Campbell
Gree soil Wcl of Ohio, his feet in the way of an inter
up,ion in which he expressed his establishment the
views OF hc gentleman from Kentucky: for he tcolcccd
hearing tina; gentleman during the last Presidential contest
by way of inducing the good folks Of Ohio for Gen
Taylor arguing that the poriso was not only constitution
al but thai 4 enacted by Congress General Tay.pr would
OF course sand By i: Mr.. Morehead appeared not it,e
con!scd and was forced admit that when addressing
tic people OF Hamilton Ohio he ned plead the const,u
onay of the proviso but he insisted that since hs had
changed his views, Heretofore this allegation had been
made home the Kentucky Wing leaders, who would
not confess the Tns confronted BY eye witness
however, denial than Mr. Morchead could
tnre.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

The Convention assembled al the hour Friday
and was opened with prayer BY Bishop Johns.
Nominations OF a number al gentlemen CLERICAL and liy
delegates the general Convention then made
Election 10 take place today.
The Canon which before the las, Convcnoni in Char.
loesy entitled "Otienders To be aculunishcd repealed
from the Lords Table and then lost on a vote .
ders By majority ot the aiiy taken up Tor econsi-
dera,on The following is the Canon:
ANY member Of The Church. being COMMUNICATE there.
Of conducting himself or herself in manner unworthy Of
Christian ou- be admonisicd or repec! from tin.
Lords Table by the minister o the Parish, 81 Church
caiding Ia the rubrc; and gaming horse
ing. and theatrical amu>emens witnessing innoieSt ana
lceno,s exhibitions shows attending public balls hati
ua neglect OF public worship or denial 81 The doctrines
the gospel generally set forth in r authorized standards
Of The Church offences for which discipline should
exercised This enumeration however shall not be- con
rucd - include all tile subjects Of discipline in the Church
and in where il may be deemed cxpcen BY thu i,,
iser may be requested by the accused the Church wa
dens, either Of them il communicates. shall be- Sg,-
mo9ed 10 assist The minister in ascrranng the facts 81 tn
prorled. that If such warden ward.ns shall fl o.
refuse 10 ac. within ten days the minister shall proceed
under the rubrics Of this Church"
This subject incidentally brought ITO on THURSDAY
and ELECTED discussion b. Mr. VIM H. Fowe Aicyau!ri
Mr.. Shcilty. vi Augusta ADD others.
The substitute heretofore offered BY Mr. Minor Of Rich
mond, Withdrawn By him, and long ana animated dis
cusson o,,ued-in which Mr.. Minor AMI the Rev Mr.
Wrhers spoke against the Canon, and The Rev Messrs
Norton and Andrews in its favor. The debate was confirm.
ed when motion made 10 adjourn till O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Divine service was held Yesterday in both the Epscopal
Churches. Rev. Mr. Slaughter delivered address on The
Colonization subject last night Al 81 pau'..
I.iier. Gasete MyI3
AExsxnptA V.RoINl,. May H.
ftcr my letter of Friday had lett the Convention rcsnmc!
the debate the canon prohibiting communicates from Il
participation in worldly atnu-ea.niS .xc Ii was lnal,
carried in the affirmative rs majority 81 both orders CLERGY
and aity 81 e.. II j due t. those gentlemen who were IN
the negative that they lid doubt the inconsistent
involved in such indulgences bat that such revision OF
church discipline should be thu action Of the General A.
seniby, that il woud equally affect all portion. of the
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LAR AZ L..

Nessvs Editors observe TINT meeting Of citizens i
called in Charleston $ 10 express their Opposition 80 The
compromise resolutions Now as believe tina; nnetenths
OF the people OF Virginia in favor Of the adoption OF
OF Congress will permit would suggest that early meetings
OF the people in this State be called 10 express their onjn
ions; and lei the citizens Of Richmond set the EXAMINE
without delay Sch movement vii! probably be follow
in other States and produce saotav effect on our senators
and representatives..
have conyeTsed with no citizen of either marty who ~
approve OF this suggestion.
\ FRIEND TO THE UNION.
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To the rioters Of Spoasyirana, Caroline Hing ia and
Hanorer
The of William p. TAYLOR and Francis W. Scott Of
Caroline Alexander X. Holiday of Sposyvania Patrick
II. Aylc of King William, and Of Edmund Ruiin of Han
respectfully presented you those vi gentlemen
worthy representing This district in the Convention which
is meet in October.
Let the Democrats hold district Convention and nom
nate suitable ticket al the earliest opportunity
CAROLINE MAY 10, 1850. i VOTER
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Il -, a
TOBACCO-Pricos were well sustained du,in.t
week, with more general demand than we h,ve we 7
since the latter part Of March, and al fully h. 9'',
quoted. Common Tugs less in demand and o p,'e'
~ much nj the quotations of last week The, "h
l'ua,'o 'i."'" "' ''ui's"av hsai, owing 10 lie 4
Sunday holiday. y. VI. MARTIN q "
Mr.. Phillip SamueIs crop of tobacco of CaroI;,.
was sold Shockoe Warehouse last week by Jon ~.
pnrd Jr, and brought the following prices. =" y.
Five hogsheads at Sll 80; one hoashcad =, 90 49,
hogshead al s. 50-al bought by James Thomas T. ,''C
FLOUR Richmond s. ls' s. Is; srou.y,I,, p.
wHl:AT-Rcd los cents white 10 cents
CORN-Some cw sales 4, 81 10 s. cents
CORN MEAI.-60 10 65 cents per blshel
OATS-35 cents per hnshol.
RIE-65 cents.
FISH-Herrin.s, No. Cut 81 50: Gross 81 ~ Nc,
NJ. ), - IS $, none in market No :, $; NJ. -.
Shad : 50 So. -
i.ARJ-Hsrrcls n =, cents; kegs : !. Il : cent. a..
BACON-Iirginia cured hog round =. a rsr,. ."
Sides 81 cents; ncw Shoulders / Z 5 COM q
Hams 10 cents Queen City hams O:--oI,,,...
and advancing. "|'-.
COFFEE-Lasuayra9 o. 10 cents; R.og. NM,
Java II +: II cents. 't'
SUGAR Porto Rico {. i, New orean. mo-.
Il 81; 81 croN7 cts Loaf. double refine 10 c,.
refined ;: Gets. '-
MOLASSES-N. Orleans IS 10 %. Cub, ,o.,a
SPIRITS -Cognac Brandy 81 a 3?5: R,cb,i' :.
l50 American prot 35c; It'll proof 50a55 Apple san. ;.
TOR lS.--nrw 20 n A cts Richmond k,c,iteJ NJ 81
cents \. l.. Ram 2,a26c,
TEAS-lmperia i5a75c. pes lb Gunpowter Il : M.
Young Hyson 30a75r; Black y 80 .
OILS-Spcrn. winter l20al?jc: summer ll0,lI5,., a..
crude Is 800 refined 60a65; Ln>eed -0as5,; Tanner, :
per barrel.
CANDLES Sperm Candles i2ai}c; Taow losl2: q
Patent t.; Adamanr!ne p 29c per h.
SOAP-Richmond and New York 3 !. ate
RICE-Pfmc ; ;. cts.
POTATOES MERGERS selling rom wharf AT 65a-5 +,
BEESW tN-Scarce, and dull Al 2la23 cts
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The State Agricultural Society OF Maryland have reques-
ted their and representatives Congress urge
upon the National Executive The prope;y OF opening ne
gotiaons with the Peruvian Government for the purpose
of having the restrictions present existing removed from
the trade in Cuano article becoming of such grea, i'm
por,ance 10 the farmers of this country.
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To tie Editors of The Enquirer.

PESoLEros County, Nay a. 1850.
send you below statement of the polls in this election
District from which you will that Mr.. Woodson the
Wing candidate, and his conductor Capt Saunders have
laid themselves out Hat louners-haye inferred them
selves deep that the searching hand Of the body will
Lie n,lr 10
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Extract from Parsons, Day II Co.'S Market Report
LIVERPOOL. May 3. lSjl
Corn, Ac.lhe improved feeling noted in our Il / hayg
continued, We had better business passing lgcsla,
market. especially IN wheat. which advance IL
I'd per 20 lbs. established Hour held with great
unc-s, and III Indian far business
al nil prices. TINS improvement has been manra.a,
throughout the week and IA, Corn Exchange TODAY w.
TAR Attendance 81 buyers, moderate OF bu.n-,
was transacted al an advance The weak 2 per ~ H.
lower qualities selling about rs, weeks prices lnis
corn met rather lees enquiry to-day, the sales being puno
nay al 2ss - 2-S 3D. tor Northern yellow and white
26s I'd Ia 27s 3d. per is0 lbs tor southern Oats AMI o
meal met fair demand. Il is difficult, 10 estimate the m
Snt stocks VI wheat and Hour in Liverpool bu ihey
comparatively vcry light lhr stock of Indian corn
mated al $50 10 100000 quarters. The weather is se,
Norao!e Tor our growing crops. In London to-day IS
graph, moderate business passing al previous pr
ana III Wakefield wheat being in short supply cumma.e
an advance OF s 10 - per quarter fresh parcels w
following are the present quotations Wheat t. cd e
,Ol1s duty paid, s. 3D. -. ID; white and miNe i a.
b. 3D.; Canadian red, 81 Id D. I'D: white s. !Ul
Id Hour. Western Canal per barrel Is 22S 81: r.
depiIa, - rs. OIL. Bal;im,rc 49, 23s Cd: Ohio u
IS Sour las. l9S. Canadian, 2ls 3D. 2!s 81: |
Indian corn yellow. per iS0 lis 2s> 3D. pa. 81; wa
rs. 2Ss 3D.; Indian meal per bar!ei rs g.! a Is. 81
barley, 40 lbs = Il! Il 81
Iobacco-Ihe business OF thu pa Il month has h.fa l
an heavy ughou bat nol! = being firm rreyiou. ,.
.''on~ A2"e been maintained. Tn import duting lo.f
nen 81 hhds, ana the sales 1gs hli- ,ur
sing 322 Virginia Leaf and rs >iemmcA ~ kencky !cas
al stenmet and the stock in Warehouse on The 3lth
was H. rs hhd~ asans, 1861 period last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

Our accounts from the Northern Neck of Virginia and
other parts OF the State represent the Wheat crop look
ing finely, and promises this time good harvest
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y1acIylA STATE CONVENTION.

we annex n list Of counties arranged into DlSuic'S,
with The number of delegates each district is entitled 10 IN
the Convention to be held in the CITY oil Richmond on
Monday the lirh day Of October next The election Tor
c,tes will take place throughout the State on Thursday,
the 22d day o August next
accor.ck and Northampton, together entitled 10 two dele
gates. nj. g., ,;.,a. .,
Norfolk City, NorioK So"h'S anu iih'' E''''' e'' "
five delegates.
~ and {; rccnesvillc. four delegates.
p,nrsbur Chesterfield and Prince George, four delegates
Richmond Civ, Henrco Charles City and New Kent, six
WILLIAMSBURG. James CITY, Gloucester, Warwick York and
Elizabeth CITY two delegates
Essex King Queen Middlesex and Mathews three dele
gates.
Caroline spottsylvana, King William and Hanover five
Richmond county, Westmoreand, King George, Lancaster
and Northumberland three delegates
Prince William Alexandria, Fairfax and Stafford, tour dele
Henry, franklin and Patrick, three delegates,
Halifax Pittsvlvana and Mecklenburg six delegates.
Prince Edward Charlotte and AppomattoA, three delegates
Brunswick Luncnburg, Nooway and Dinwiddie, three
delegates.
legacs.
Campbell and Bedford four delegates
Nelson Amherst and Albcmar!e, four delegates
Goochland Fuvanna and Louisa, three delegates
Culpcper Greene Madison AMI Orange lhfee aeegatos
I.oudoun, three delegates.
Fauquier and Rappahannock three delegates.
Botcour, Roanoke Allegheny and Bath three delegates
Augusta, Rockbrdse and Highland five delegates.
Rockingham, pendeton and Page, four delegates
Shenandoah Hardy and Warren, four delegates.
Jefferson Berkeley and Clarke, four delegates
Frederick, Hampshire and Morgan, four delegates.
Ohio Brooke, Hancock and Marshall four delegates.
Doddrdgc, Wetze Tyler, Harrison, Wood & Richie, four
delegates.
Lewis Randolph, Barbour, Glmer, Braxton Writ 4 Jack
son. four delegates
Cabell Mason, Putnam Wayne Boone Wyoming and Lo,
gan, three delegates.
Greenbrie Pocahontas Fayette Raleigh, Ncholns and
kanawha, four delegates.
Carroll Grayson. FLOYD, Montgomery and Pulaski three
delegates.
Mercer, Giles, Tazewe and Monroe, three delegates
Smylh Wythe and Washington, three delegates.
Scott Russell and Lee three delegates.
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cJ-RAS ENpEDITI0S &

NEW OELEASs May l5.-The news of The result Of The
Cuba expedition is expected in few days There i, con.
siderable anxiety 10 hear the result
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EnR LIE rn,.rr

Heath powerful enough 10 shake off Old Virginia
from the Democracy. Oh fudge and shame On all such
wshy-washy Democrats as would not 20 a clear sweep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

We have il in power 10 state that there no; The
ground Of suspicion against the gentleman who
arrested in the Fredericksburg Sunday last,
the charge Of taking off slave girl who had abscondci
from her in Manchester, Saturday last. The
gentleman promptly discharged By the officers
Fredericksburg, after his arrest, but he did not
choose under The circumstances proceed on his journey
but returned Ia Richmond (where he is known homo
rablc gentleman by many Of citizens in order 10 afford
those who instrumental in having him arrested every
opportunity for investigation. The girl was arrested
Monday and has not been beyond the limits OF Richmond
since she IAN oil
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BALTIMORE MARKET, MAY l. ? p VI
Sale Of 700 bbls Howard Street Flour Al s.. and 500
choice BRANDS II S5l2.. Tie market closes with luy
- and sellers nj s. ~ No sales Cry Mills % )
qichanna No wheat in market to-day. Sale. Of 81
Corn 5la5j, and yellow 1T ). 4 Oats 3sai0c. WINS,
2ic
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To HE Editors IT Tie Faiun.

To lie EdNOfs q nc IHiUH = -
WAsuiSoro> May H. 1850.
CESTLEMES: have recently received and expect to r.
ceye hereafter various letters from distinguished gentlemen
in support Of the plan Of compromise under col,dera
ton i'm the Senate which, with Your propose To
publish in the Union. The three enclosed herewith hope
Won will be able insert in the Union Of tomorrow.
have The 10 be, most cordially and truly, Your
friend, II. >. foOlf.
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NEW YORK MARKET. MAY ls.-To!ay the sales
cotton .GJ bales tt tG ,llces. Flour is better M.
Southern S5!sl51j. Ia corn tie business !. i.ui,,5
1900 bushels Jersey yellow ~ Gici-. Oats h.,tr; ~
tnr \n,ilrrn MhishrN 2. a..
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PIiILADELPIlIA MARKET. MAY l--lhc Cotton
ket is quiet. bur holders INN III their drmanGS Thu
has been rather in inquiry Tor Flour for shipment
1900 bbs fair and good brands have been taken At s.
per bb Sales Tor city consumption Of common ana @
brands > II rs -, and extra al - 81 ~ ~ . e.
per barrel
tirain--Whcat is in steady demand al 81 l. al l}t
bush, Tor fair ana prime red and 81 i for white re
demands alrs OF 1000 bushels Pcnn> vlvania 81 rs
bushc Corn continues sales al yellow ait
and one lot at something higher. oats ~ II cent,
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" ISIsiED.
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IlE. 1 rms

, MNtHiEp ~ fredericksburg TbuF.iy. ir 9li n- 49,
Ee' l. Z N'.mre. u John e. HoHJt III. L.,l of -
I'n,y' !" Wiz FANNY DuLANY. daughter the Wi,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire o'clock Sunday morn
ing proceeded from the burning of ten pin alley between
18th and 18th streets and the roof of the Fountain Head
Hotel kept BY Mr. W. J. King 18th street The iremen
cxngnished when il reached this point but without
great damage the hotel The premises have been
pied for time consequently the fire must have been
caused by incendiarism
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Dear Daal and The Blind Institution al Stqunton.

Deaf Dumb and the Blind Institution al Stanton.
The public examination of pupils in the Deaf-mue and
Blind Institution will take place the Both and 3lst OF the
present month AT the close of the examination the Cham
beayne Gold Medal and other prizes will be given out and an
Address delivered by Mr. Jouetc Gray, OF the instruct
tors in the Blind Department Editors throughout the State
are solicited to notice this announcement.
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THE CUBA EXPEDITlON.-The New York Sun in
sists ha the expedition against Cuba is going and that
General Lopez the commander OF the expedition has depar
ted with his force for the point in the South that has been
arranged upon The says that the Isle of Pines and the
port Bacoa have been selected the places of dsem
barcaonThe former is small island al the Western end
Cuba The Southern side The parties in the exped
ton calculate taking il easily, and that the garrison
would unite with them. Baracoa, the other point selected
for landing is small port the Eastern extremity OF Cuba
The object of landing there would be 10 make easy
quest OF the city Of ST. Jsgo dc Cuba, the capital Of the
island
The New York Courier reitcatcs its full belief in the fact
Of an expedition Cuba And 10 show that its belief is
unreasonable il publishes another letter dated New Orleans
May 3lh wherein il is stated positively that the last Of the
Cuban expedition leaves here to-day and is accompanied
BY Generals Lopez Gonsaves &c. II il probably 10000
strong"
The same writer adds:
"rhc actual attempt will be made between this and the
25th instant. Indeed heard to-day that they would be
the Island By the lih, the main body all collected
and only waiting those who departed to-day and they by
steamer"
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l.lN flNGpOl. wi ibN VI ilShI u, NAY it.-DIr mn
Sr has been active. The Europa with advice. n
New York IL the 18th ul, arrived here Mon!iy MOI
ming Her account LETT Gonb, Of the GREAT deficiency
the present Cotton crop. with bat indifferent prospec,
ards the plant growing. These facts gave fresh
pulse IL market that both the trade and spcrnat
have purchased t. a large extent advancc 81 N
eighth per pound in American aud ai thing per puGn.
Egyptian >Urat and Brazil. One hail al the week ra
has been transacted IN he latter descriptions The
fetal quotations for fair Cotton declared this e.tsta9.
,!Ic--Bpwcd a Mobile ! H. ana Orleans 4 per .5
The sales al the week 9U,GiO bales The >nle, ri
1900 bales the market closing steadily, bur wi;h "a
disposition the part al the holders the demand
re The stock ot Cotton in this qnrt j. 10
estimated 53l 400 baics, against 60QQU bales same Ii
last year
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MAREEr--'Ihe ~al.-
April are 9s hogscad~ Imports 209 hogsh..s ifoa \.
Orleans Isl New York, nnb!in aud j it"H RIlt.uly
Exports delivered 2ii for Africa, l. Gibraltar, Ma!ia
Cape o Good Hope, An.Ua. 81 John, and II the /.
Of Man. Though TIN mafnet ha> again this month ie
quiet we cannot notice any alteration; holders irm
require fall prices Tor everything.
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BALTIMORE MARKET N.v l.

lIoGS-Neti per = 50 10 S., supply very mode.
SHEEP - 10 s. nett, per head, in quality.
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ANTON MATTINGS.-Iust receyei4 and wiie4
MAJ q CHRISTIAN 4 LaTIiEoP
HENRY WOOD AND THOMAS T.. GOuDE.

. .. ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
lIIND the Court, u MccAlcnur, ialI,s Chalo.r Iar
- bur- ani Brunzwcl
Atre,' Henry Mood Gainesville, Thonl.r cnle ~
l"n NecklenbuTc. virginia Nv 2l--,n' -
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. MAY q
BEEF cAT"rLEAt the scales $ 10 81. scarce an.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Wa unfinished Yesterday Gov. Bells manifesto and the impor-
nm, message sen, 10 Congress on Tuesday last by President
Fillmore relative 10 the boundary question and the difficult!
existing between Texas and New Mexico. Accompanying
,he message was n letter from MIR. Webster, SecfesaF! VI
S,,,e in answer To one from Gov. Bell of Texas. All o.
these documents the reader will find in this days country
p,per. The decided position they take on the su'Jec' Oh ''
Te,on boundary will have IN important bearing on future
events. While we agree with the President ana oecreea'! Oh
some points, there ire Others in which we differ Materially
All admi, i, TO be the duty of the President 10 see that the
laws are enforced-al arguments, therefore, on this point are
uunecessary-and if made in the message with the covering
over the more obnoxious doctrines advanced, tail IN thei! puf-
nose. WHY should the Government of the I. States step i"'-
ward in u controverled boundary question, and become para
cops rim inis i'll ~depriving Il State OF what she oeheVes
riahtfuIly 10 belong to herr Why, TOO, should the sword, IN
sucb n c.,sis. he brandished 50 menacinclv over the head oi
a sovereign State! Congress, alone, has the power 10 ADJUST
the boundaries. and i, would have been much better for the
President 10 let things remain as they were, tian
by recognizing the establishment of Il State government Ill
Santa Fe, and throwing out expressions only calculated 10
irrita,e Texas and the surrounding States, who Will synpa'
thise with her, render more Difficult; all efforts 10 settle harin'-
moniously this vcxed question: II would have heea far better
10 waive all distant meraces OF force NJ 4 period OF great en-
~citability. The President and the Sccretar; do not seem
fully 10 appreciate the crisis which we are approaching, or
We shall hereafter show that some Of the Northern Demo-
cratic papers coincide with or view Of this unfortunate
State paper.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
mt MoRNING. AUGUST ., 1850.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

! unon "Wednesday Mr.. Yulcc Of Florida con-
-, ,o,. ,tmrn four mortal hours in discussing ms a''eho-
~sssaa,s - the California bill. He made some strong p'"'>'
"a nrcsented much valuable information-out IL "a'
- h,,,cr for him 10 have printedit it, without ofeakihs h"''
s,esnd The Senate down. The galleries were nearly e"p'!'
- yery few Senators were in their seats. lth"y
ro,aavs We, before the California bill is finally ac'eu o"'
Mr. gerri.n land perhaps Mr.. Dawson) OF Georgia "" ~
,,a;, tho nosition OF their State, which IS pieoseu |, ~
LEGISLATURE 10 extreme measures, should Cai'ioih"'
ho admitted into the Union. Messrs. Soa'e an" o''-
w;l offer amendments and speeches 10 explain ,""
I,s ,,so hooed that Mr.. Pearces Texas blu ("HHch SUM-
&c ire op,onen,s think will pass will he acted on a"e'u :"
tho California bill We have not yet abandoned III nope '"'
q Northern Democrat, with a pairloue lesai" ~ ~
,o.os and safety of the Union, will step forward anu "'''
and carry m amendment, limiting California 70 . y
Tn. House have passed the Post Office appropriation OIL
They have now only three appropriation bills TO pass VIZ
IN. Civil ard Diplomatic, the Army and the Navy whic'
viii be probably acted on in the order we have ha"ea me"
There was on Wednesday less excitement imam inc ia!
h.fore The Texas boundary message still called iorth &C
rnncia,ionsf from Southern mcmbers-tnoush the Soroiefi
Wnies were delighted with it Of course.
Judge Sharkcy has left Washington. The North was $
much opposed to his appointment that it was abandoned
ria though, that Mr.. Geyer OF Missouri will yet be prevail
Cd on 10 take u Cabinet posi-, and Mr.. Hopkins OF Alabama
,ba o,hor vaconcy.