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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

" As an evidence of the reliability Of the
Republicans market reports, it quotes Whis-
ky at 21a22c, when not gallon is for sale in
the market at price lower than 24a26c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

Lz7A grand lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons, for the State of California, was or
ganized and constituted in Sacramento city
on the 10Th of May.
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Messrs. T. C. TwitcheIl s. Co., Commits
sior.Merchants, New Orleans, have laid us
under obligations for papers forwarded US by
the Belle Key.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
SENATE.

SENA u.
Mr.. Clay presented a series OF resolutions
adopted by mass meeting in ST. Lotus: IL
favor of the compromise.
Mr.. Benton said the resolutions did not rep
resent the sentiments OF majority OF LIE
people of St. Louis.
After brief remarks by Mr.. Atkinson, IN
which he said he would not vote for the ad-
mission of California-the resolutions were
laid on the table.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
OF the California question.
| Mr.. Webster spoke in favor of each meas
ure presented, and he would be glad 10 vote
for them separately or connectedly.
The debate was continued at great length
| by Messrs. Benton, Foote, Seward and Clay.
| Mr.. Seward said if the Texas question
was omitted from this bill he would vote for
it.
| Mr. Benton wanted the admission of Cali
fornia separately from the pending bill. He
said Mr.. Clay had maintained that Calior-
MIA should be a separate question.
MIR. Clay expressed himself in favor Of the
admission of California, and that the spec
diest way to bring it in was to combine it with
other measures.
Mr. Houston spoke in favor of the Texas
title to the boundary line.
| MIR. Clay read a letter from Mr.. Read, at
! Independence, Mo-, relating to the assertion
made by Mr.. Benton, that California was not
fit to be admitted. Mr.. Clay did not vouch
for the authenticity of the letter, and asked
Mr.. Benton to answer.
Mr.. Benton denied Mr.. Clay's right to bring
him thus before the Senate, and he should
hold him responsible as the author.
Some very angry words passed between
the two Senators, and order having been re-
stored the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
After some morning business resolved it
selfmto committee of the whole, and resumed
the consideration ofthe California question.
The amendment pending was to extend the
Missouri compromise line to the Pacific, and
fix the boundaries of California accordingly.
Mr.. Stephens Withdrew the amendment
which he and Mr.. Thompson had severally
offered to that of Mr.. Stanton, which declares
that it shall be no objection to the admission
into the Union, of any State which shall here
alter be formed cut ofterritory lying south OF
the parallel of SO deg 80 min, and that the
constitution of said State may authorlse or es-
tablish African slavery therein.
Considerable debate and personalities be
tween Winthrop and Tombs followed, when
the committee rose and the House adjonrn
ed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

- The steamer Yorktown, We learn, is
laying up at New Albany, being unable to
pass the bar at that place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

AZ New Orleans markets of the 18th inst
NAV be found in to-day's paper.
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STATE OF INDIANA, 60
Kanderbnrgh Cnun1K SS.

In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in vacation.
June g, 1850.
Mary Parker,
rs. Divorce.
Alexander Parker
4 ND now at this time, to-wit: June s. 1850
"a comes the complainant and files her petition
the Court from the oath & a disinterested nereon
this day filed in the Clerks office that the said Alex
ander Rarker is not at this time a resident of the
oIaie OF Indiana; therefore, notice is hereby Given
and plead 70 or answer the said petition on or before
Inc calling OF this cause the first dav Of the next
term OF this Court to be held at the Court House ID
evansville on the fourth Monday in September
next. the same will be heard and deiermined in his
absence. " AZ
jel2 3W* SAMI, r. JENKINS CIV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

IL The Saladin passed down yesterda
afternoon. She was unable to get to tn
Canal on account of low water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-19

To Mr.. J. S. Kennedy, we are indebted
for the following interesting letter, written from
Panama:
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CAN DIDA 7 Els.

a-MR EDiToR:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Reco -der al the
next August election +. T. F-aGAN.
mh27*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09

As;1aio. Texss On the II Of Octohe. asst gives IS
Ia the following passage. some reasons Tor the alb
ho--enc- snf detestahOn with which as NJ
CAY truly remarked on Tuesday, the people Of
View Mexico regard Texss connection
TIE ne Of ros5s a believe a. good oce A. can Dc
hai ~ sorne vtars % come. II W. meve fuTtSer
on via, Snds ar be .e 0r Tx poor Indian from whom
Caiia, Ck=roi A. humane and Just Peep r. arr we 10
DEPRIVE To- sb0rRus. prnpreors OF hef Whoie county,
nave Tot - ether 5y conquest % purchase
Compare the shove with the artta deception
prsctced By Polk Buchanan and Marcy. They
sent Catholic Ecclesiastlcs into New Mexico
wien about - strive 10 conquer IL 70 assure the
native Mexicans. upon the honor Of the American
name. that the Csthoiic Church would not De rob
bed nor in;srisrsi with bat the muneni they got
hold o; santa re. Texas, which had established
American slavery set about 10 claim the hes, part
NJ New Mexico. dii So. and presses rs claim
MesSrs. Polk snt Buchanan. soon aiter declared
the belief of ihe.r very hes, lawyers. that Texss
had a right 10 swallow Up twothiris Of New Mex
icu They knew that the church Of the people
there would be plundsred Ike thst Of Texas. yet
they perssverei This was the treatment the
Creeks GOT from Tennessee In Texas, Indians
and Catholics. Mexcsns. churches and chaPels,
everybody and everything. suffered in their turns.
\ lrng account OF West Point the account Of a
route from san Antonio IN E Peso plans for the
Improvement Of rivers. the interesting tyeaase on
the Manufacture OF military weapons IN Europe OF
winch I spoke before the Secretary Of the Nays
Report. vessels m commission. Sc. Schedule OF
Naval Contractor the Postmaster Generals Re
port the Posiai Treaty with England. and Report
II the Census Boari These are the contents OF
Z X Doc /, pant 81. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
Exec. Document No. IN Hillary, sc.


W.szfNsToN Wednesday FEB 5-5 pm
Asif 10 throw the scrlbblRg race Of newspaper
z-umblers INTO discredit Executive Document No
at least the FIRST part Vi H. al pages, eve. snc
very well printed. Is already on rne tables OF most
nj the members The other halt may be delayed
e. the engrsvinss ere read!
Tbs pan contains the Message Correspondence
between or really able and very ineefangaole Sec
rctary Of State. Nr CLAITOS. and Baron RoESSE
On International matters Di.to-bctweca Mesrs-
CLAYTON and BrcHANkS, az The Ae1icsn Minis
=, NJ Lr;s Rosa Mr. CRAWFORD Annual
Reno. War Department, Affairs Of CslI:ornis
Florids. Texas 81 Reports 70 " Crswiord from
eight bureaus w AG.uta2i General 0nGrter-
master Gearrsl CoLnIn.sssry General Surgeon
General. Chief Engineer. IopoersF heal Engineer
md Ordnance
cen. scorr wrote toe az Secretary. 30 Nov
last- thst the Amy as employed and distributed
could not be called 90 peace establishment that,
49, la ne exterior line Of the United states
Ia. been extended nearly i,9Cc miles Hnd the inte-
nor lines ircreased at east 'ooee nles-thaf cur
In5ian neishbo-s VII soon De i've times more M
rrsrons tan they were n 1874 and that We have
~ infect Mexico IS per treaty. RON inToSds ron
o1r tribes To 81 this and the former 6ury.
49, arr ten regiments and 65l uen e tie ensi-
Deer,. &c say n0rsia&ly st5s men beside the
cornr,issiunei cfEcer-rhe men On pay, - the
Genera thinks, Wandering only : 900
Gen BkooxE, addressing GeH- SCOTT, NJ q SD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09

Weigh ers Sc s. that Congress. had they differed
from him in the details might have voted accord
inzN
Fsctoas opposition u Government IS ever 10
Ne condemned. but IS II iactious 60 say 20 NJ
MEREDITH
You servNag .. ne country. Noo asa 20 D. g
A. Ia. % expeld tree Or four n payment o. ne
p7unahse expenses % collecting - Customs Revenue
within ne next eixh.sen months rne stsate requires Yea
~ ssalr N detail IN numbers AL Classes % and ne
u ycu IA 70 10 his wa Congress allow yua 10 ca
prno ne money - yol INK Hijo allow vu1 ~ en-
ploy eW OF many persons 70 regulate incones ard
other"s act according % your discretion. excrps IN
nos cases where sp- Al statute rrsrs'a yoCr Aon
The power OF Congress exercise wise discretion IN the
b. nuhned snd The ESecve oecer take he paee cf Tive
Feisrs Legislature. I'm this provso only that ne mus
styAt send such statement he should propsr
IN No or N detail IN future Congrexsg~
Is there a Democratic Wig IN the State Of New.
York who VIII say that he considers Mr. MERE.
pIrH's course correct one II he can say bow
many clerks shall be employed at every Custom
House; who they shall b. what are 10 be their
sewers salaries how cng they shall be hired or
when they shall be turned OF i ell these powers
are n be conferred on one msr by vote, sor is
months. 90 the amount of millions, how absurd by
comparison il Was in Congress to-day 10 lay on the
table request OF the nine members OF the very
important Committee on Commerce, in the House
70 be allowed % hire ONE CLERS. ior few months.
al a small salary 70 aid them IN their public Ia
bo-s-telling them, in effect that q due regard 10
economy required them - do without clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
Whig Doctrine. and yhig Practices.

Pr Sar-y Sr,,eh>. CLay' Aygu@a.i.. Iiatoa
Roreurs Collection Joa<', Of Issass'ss tA'9 Doe
oorrs.pondercs Of The Tribune
n % r WasWssfos, ThBr.iay, Fec. J.
The South send shout 10 members 70 this House
the North ~ When Mir. WIsTBROP was
speSk er ne endessored to give al opportunity to
both SIDES o. be heard on sectional questions. ID
81 CosE does - and one says 70 the contra
ry.l Northern men sre surely unusually diffdent,
lor We have had the speeches Of CLISGAAS, How
Ard. MoEToS. sEDDoS and BRowS ei Mss-al
d them n tie Southern side d the slavery q0es-
,son. and no, 9ne on ne NorierN nde o Il. Can
noins more be SAID on the side Of Freedom, or IL
the lime not yet come to say -
Mr GAYS argument yesterday was che u The
niost clear and convincing ever offered against
d sunionis,s Who that may have read IT, come
from what quarter he may, can help asking hin
sell What could the South DO more ruDoos 20 the
peculiar interest L seeks 70 serve, than make az
attempt 70 secede Bodies u men Inhamed wltb
passion. seldom .ct very rationally II hey nd
20 man Of common sense, South Of % 30 wouic
ever again open his bps 70 spesk fsvofabiy o.
secession
HzlfDaN Tsr0 Mr. VISION Of Ohio h.s spoken
sr an Tour, not upon matters and things n gepe-
ral IS several OF The Southern gentlemen did, oui
directly 70 tie question before the Hs0se. winch
i Il Committee u the Whole on the Revenue Col
lectca resolutions, the debate On which VII cease
81 . o'clock - norrDw afternoon. when vote VII
b taken % The Senates proposition and cerrsin
amendments since offered. | hssrt Nr. very
nd stuc;ly. ior members talked great lea! but
be i a. abe nnaoc.er and MS news and r sson
"a vh.ch appear 70 accord with ihos- u NJ -
cret.ry MEREDTTE, vii have great weight viii
many.
Nr GEORGE JoSEs u Tenn. liormery Of Va.
addressed the Committee next He - easily Dc ard
He slowed that Mr. MEEEDIrE bad Dot submitted
Z detailed estimate, Is required BY lsw. but only
gwen a. aggregate tHst. instead Ot stating the Va
nous objects acr which ne asked r1llbon ard up
ward - dsfray the expenses d reyeaze COLLECTION,
m 70 July next. he had gwen the vhoie IN one
sun thai he haE ssked upward Of t~o million ior
lie expenses Of revenue collection N ls50-5l. not
.tar!rg in detail Ehat he meant u DO with II, "
ho II was 70 bs paid TO, although The act q March
asst section ,. requires an account Of tie various
tens
NJ JOSEs il So-,heru Leo bot be . righr L,
lis argument here. II vas undoubtedly Mr. MIR
EDfTBs duty when he ssked vote q three CO four
millions Of money, 70 say how Hsnch be estimated
for inspectors, tx Measures, Dr APPRAISERS, i0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
Fires.

The BUFFALO FIRE.-The Buffalo C0mmSrctat
Idrcrfissy OF hr 5h gives Tie following particulars a NE
ale dsasuou, confa grafton that city already reported
BY Telegraph The Whole sHlosnt Of Insurance. !. about
ss50Oo and The loss probably la d.s vicinity q sl50oo
TIE fire discovered In The upper part " store us
Msusi ad Ioinlog COemal Drug store -Four three
story brick were burnedoWnsd by George Colt,
and he hers Of The late Judge To~nsoud The baidings
were insured for y 600 No. 90 occupied BY John II
Coleman ard the assignees OF l.. r. mods, ss drug
store. No. 2ls, occupied " ii Compton ~ dry goods
store LOss total amounting about ti60. The second
and bird stories occupied W Eyags Daguerrean Gal
lery. No ZIG W!gttman Bec<ghs cr0ckeTJ And sass-
paint .hor. No lI ii. sbermAns excessive dry goods
establishment; The stock. which amounted 70 ahout "
go s6000 much Injured BY water ard ~ Tefn0 a.
There Insurance Of sncO Nearly a. l1e sQrsfrfs
we're covered By Insurance..
FrRErS 81. LOuIs-Yesterdsy r-snrning the PAX
NIL enur-ly desuoyed by are ,oge,er with ~ bar
II ssd ber~oen sud 500 bushels ~ ~hest
lie MN was owned -bd rrp BY Mr. Thomas Baexis
&C. 90 upon The slock 10 ,hr Frsnkn, he frernens and
thr Merchants Insurance Companies u Louisville srd NJ
Projection and Etna Companies o. Hartford -, =.
FIRE-At Preston City, Ct on Friday the car
dszs makers seoY Of Charlie. A Robinson. was Destroyed
b, fre together with IL conrfs, CONSISTING OF from ~ "
s. unfinished carriages and Wagons together WIN hofs-
power loo. stock, kc VIII tbe exception Of portio2
~ e tOos tbs property Insured fg ons,hifc Of re
y.ire Al Va. Worcester Coaay aad salem Ins oifess
FIRE IL NORTH BRIDGrwATER--A ire occur
rcd IN Ids .o1n "a The c inst which resulted "a ne De
sfucrOn GA large tSosiory oui ding occupied ~ hes
Richmond eA.riazs making shop, Ssu1eel Ssfg-nL
painter, and Wa n Gresscesn Son,sg ooI SC 20 ~
Insured for " -.
DEsTEUcrWE FIRE AT ScHAsaTicokE-At
tsghecose the sh tree sory orek eridns own
ed 5y Ephraim Cogcon, was destroyed The toaC~hE are
tos. T { Erpiey John Bn.and Dsys cr,rs, Jas Hosns
brook sons Of Temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
Oregon Tc rritory- Hud~on's Bay Company.
0t w., ~ ~ ro W. wsaps..r SEQ 1851

wAsHixs TON. Wednesday, Feo 6, 1854
NJ THrRsroS, 8 delegate nom Oregon. intro
daced, to-day, in the House, resolutions, which
were agreed TO- requiring the Committee on the
Judiciary 70 inquire whether the Hudscas Bay
Company and such British subjects as are men
toned IN articles third OF the treaty OF limits and
boundary made by the United States with Eng
lan, June 1876 are entitled 20 a fee simple Ia the
lands in Oregon. then occupied by thexn; whss Is
meant by "possessors rights Of said Company
and other British subjects whether the United
States may NOT dispose OF the lands occupied by
the British BAY Company and al other British
subjects, in Oregon. on paying them the value OF
their improvements whether the treaty gave Brit
sh subject a right 70 occapy land in Oregon c to
cut and manufacture timber especially in places
not previously enclosed by them Also whether
said Hudsons Bay Company and other British
subjects have the rich. to introduce and import al
the port ct Astoris, for consumption IN Oregon
foreign goods duty free, or whether they are not
liable to pay the duties paid there by other folks
The Committee are further instructed T. inquire
whether or not Land Ofsicer is needed in Ore
gon There are squalls ahead for the Hudsons
Bav Company anyhow ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
BY TslsGRaPH TO THs NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
OF the Commissioner. on
the Railroad and Canal Cos.

IRrNr0N, y J Fraay Fr0- ;, II
The Commissioners appointed b. the issE Legs
!ature to investigate thoroughly the proceedings Of
the combined Camden snd Arnboy Railroad and
New Jersey Csnsl Transportation Companies have
reported this morning
The reading d their Report has CONSUMED the
entire Session sDd Is only hai finished 81 that
1t exOnerstes the Company from al charges Of
franc compliments their manner OF doing business
on the Ra.lrosd. bat condemns that pursued on the
CsnAi
will eldesyor L send ycu ,ali synopsis by
Mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09

TIE crNgUs or MAS..PAzr


Lose snef he D-luge was pas- &as tloels lowe -
Vled, lfd.
rosra-i waader~s u.c2 ne ~ools ssgsge ihro-ie
ing tiy huni-r. here lived. upOn te beasts s-S
The chase all prsrtsed hen and wsy a. a. kl.
4 shepherd ages sferwsrd. watched ny roVing store
Eacsmying WITH le ps,ris7cns % >ffhs 'eri -aor-
tilrr q tire ground become, rasff apOl the soi
The hat -ss mankind aid drank liz Tin--
FypaadnR into empire slow on spacious Asa. Pa.l-
Frsrrd TIE .ghiy ci.es heu aese runs 81 reHsin
4 germ q dcs,'=- s1o~ edge tafe L Lsypii naro"
Aas hgndres-s,ed Thet-s sfo-4 be-sh ny ,rn. hand,
r. :. .ag up TIE Pyramid. ia,E-d ny infant power.
Ard reared ~ walls which strike IRE v ora WI WONDER
TO e mmor,s eeee s7rauz born q ny leaning brain.
Aud i he sscr-d ir- whose hgt sna not Be quenehed
ANN. le.ormv vast
Tie .e61 Old empires ,esred end vaned before nne
rnst flew
;,lndca Tyre snd from ef por,s the sails Of commerce
To gamer wealth irom shores H.Enowu ana gamer Lnow
stood upon he .bore- 81 Guece when liberty born
Prome-usse eyoking there the FIRE q freedom. morn
genersed on the glorious band that Persiss pride Ger
And a. TherrnOpyl% smiled On spartas destnes. fez
bg.k the graceful shrnes o. Greece-sr beautiful today
Around PhOsnx Aaens FTorped unrivElled n decay
VIA PfsNiieisn hand M chisel sculpgred forms divine
ProogesH parting Zeursn sr Appeean sEi. were nine
win ne Macedonian maSced iarthesi lndss stream,
walked viii socrates ana was the genius Of hs dream
y Homer fred DernosiheDes, ard Herodoius pen,
guided and through Plato taught philosophy 70
Arch me6es, PyihsgorSs it@ ssges. barts Of Cd 49,
Were trained wisdom N schools gOry ny Tod.
TIL from The generous Oreclan mind arose the mental
morn. WAs bon
whereof The day "a, cheer. Inc world and igh,s mankind
Ia word controlling Rome rrisne1 'rwss who gave the
strength,
Beneath ne march OF ayes slowly 10 sink AZ length;
When Rome With mighty Carthage sIove held with
trembling hand, mand
TIE balance Of The destiny winch should the world com
When freedom gainsi the rssrs sIove fought on free
dOn's sioe,
Lsmeufed over Cstos fall and wept as Bruius died
Al engih tie yok hist etered ava from hli ~
Aoi led the free born northern nations 10 s the word
Long tine wars restless ruthless rage the wesry esrih
appalled,.
Blu from The chaos modest Siaes 0y destiny c. e
Long tine Ike volcanoes lhey stood zach echng tsslnt
fame,
Rolling he avs tides Of sgGinst each Others fame
Bot Yesterday I.at past, ny modern empires rose
Lac alp. LET from Tie earth 10 heaven m up tner crown
iue SHOWS, mem pisF-
Another earthquake shakes mem now ana empes;- rOJud
That shsl Pass, AID gentler one survey
Nnsiever empire Goursh nos. whatever empire isll
inperishsb.e one cx.s.s amidst the crash Of Gl-
The sovereignty have achieved Ger patureS DOMAIN
But dies en snail cease 70 i've, 'shen mind .ha
cesse 10 re gn HIND.
tyffia.+an D,fe~'s-. Is4-
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TheKx,eu, Of cur Coupuy.

II has bssiS computed that the United States
tsye i iroutier hne Of 1880 miles, ses coast Of
8 4sV miles .skecoa-t ct l.l60 miles One o. Is
MYERS IS twice long s. the Danube, the largest
river IN Earugv The Ohiu IS 600 miles oaseF
thsu TIE Rhine snd th= noble Hudson has = nav
Sstion IN the Empire State 10 niles anger than
the Thames Within Louisi2ns srs bsyogS and
creeks, aln.ost unknown. thss would shame. By
COMPARISON. the IiOer or Seine. The State u Viz
ginis alone IS one third larger than England The
State OF Ohio contains 3.Js0 square niles more
than Scotland The hsrbOr q NewIork receives
the vessels that navigate rivers canals and lakes.
10 Inc extent Of 600 miles, equal 10 the distance
from America u Eunope From the Csp';A .;
Maine 10 Inc Crescent City IS 200 unes further
than IRON London 70 C0asisnrinople, route tha,
woad cross England. Belgium a Psrt OF Prussia,
Germany, Austria and Turkey Nat IHiei
p Joss {. LAKer has bsen appointed Atsor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
Ax1TaER CKEvAssE.-yye are informed that Tie

Ax0TEER CREyAssE-We are informed that ne
river sruke ikro1gh lhs levee Cen Lsros.s - ~,
sbcI seven uiles below Alsicfs, CO est sl1otJ -s
ewes a. hs point are very ushf Y 49, ~ a. ~.
0pered - Le rusn Of ~xi>r erssan1 - - - -
- n s 1900 49, N ne cd Isvce can Fessi hs
force Of lie curren here are s1ns 70 - 20 o
@ -, doSro ana on ihs slfs % Ne riyeT are slso
$500 a~Irr % point AID s<ros~d "a the direct az
- "a a. si "A ard rapid crre1t they nccesssry siAn6
- - 5.-grr Ar th> Nora plantsnor q Low leves nss
g. -. ere been coarse u erection about sqnsre -
he r-sr Of nc od ICE Ins eecnnna and soskax .lhs
= very pfsesnc9s poGror III r& ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09

A correspondent Of the Ezprss' writes from Per
narnbpco Ian T. az 10 blows

= -NIEs Y1Il-s's " W u - VIZ 'T-1 -
narnbcco, Jan. 1, as Soliows
TIE Government sEd RsvoiutioEsss, ~ speak mere
rednedy tie Mouzzctsis and Republicans SUI cDntnge
n STATE q WA The dea q eszb sk.nz slb M0nJchy
~ any q ID Provinces "a sDsufc 10 The extens-tnceec
lie Empire seK tre1b-s 81 ne Government have p1lec
every slr1g and exercised AZ sV.Ets ererfes Qgs
revelation 5uI - sr has not Succeeded on ne
.y t.e EsvourOnsfs daily iacreasisz In
and rgsntsrs The Irpera.ss VII eventually be con-
ree conrfOmse ne bCsh f2hcng Il destructive 70
asf army and ne marching AID counter marching mes,
isngulng
s4zfs cOrrrse 70 come n VITA grsaf trskness and
eSs lie political troubles should Obstr8cI he lnfux de-
cline cannot bar ,,ke pace y tie ycs Of ns article IN
han ve~ks ron dale Our uzrkef - wei DppHea
s1.h Flour, ard AZ c;heg Imports are sburdant-
IT, Teei ru1ber = swedish yessels ard o-1ers Hun
N5steru European ports, tend 70 3epress hsifnis
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soSSrr-uNos. :. For n. rsssus
~ rvpos sokroS

co-pierce Ne bosoa waeaes ye Gre~ VAIN nfe--
rATusi from yoSr heariA he hossyAesie9 sirs-
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