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We hnd in the las, Wilmington DELI Gazette the
proceedings Of convention recently holden BY the dem
0cras Of Newcastle county. Among many other exr
'elen resolutions the following, relating 10 national
affairs
xhsoirtd, That The democracy OF Newcastle county
sc warmly in favor Of compromise bill reponed by
~ committee Of Tniffeen, pending before the United
s.ss Senate and that those senator's who aborng
~ ,ne restoration Of peace and prosperity distracted
unty by the passage Of The bills ported BY that
mtIon. - - - ~--' - ' = -
havd, Tha, the Of the present administration,
ss.ihsncing and sbetting those who opposing the
ye seiemcbt Of The agitation which - threatening
esuoy the union of these States, and thus involve
sP'e ~ one common rnn. IL moa gross violation OF
sAl Patriotism.
nesofpsd That the from ths Sfae By cooper
rs win those who have been and pforacnx The dilf
es existing between the various sections Union.
nce au utter disregard he wishes. feelings and
s q The macs Of nel and by thus arraying
smseives with the isnaca sbolision SITS OF the North
the imprsctcabie piffss Of the South, betrayed
- influence OF OF Delaware into hands OF an
@saely alliance OF dangerous disunlopists.
"sdrsd, That the prevalence OF corruption among the
mocrs Of the present Standardization, illustrated by
~ payment Of the GsiphIn claim, Without tbs authority
Jaw OF usage, whereby OF the heads OF department
eseted less than SlIs0O0 OF the public money,
ais an entire dsregsrd Of fnose high principles Of dc
~ and right which alone oaxht 20 give conh.
Naee 70 the easiodiaps OF the national treasury.
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TUESDAY. May %. 1850.

IuEsDAr May %, 1850.
No li2 H. M Bayard ". j. Lombard et n. In err
the circuit court Of the United States for Penn
sylvsnia Mr. Justice Ger delivered the opinion Of the
court affirming the judgment OF the said circuit court,
with costs.
No. 90 r. farmers heirs u.s. NJ D. Eslaya st. al. In
error to the supreme court Of Alabama. Mr. Justice.
Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of this court, affirming
the judgment Of the said supreme court. with costs
No. 9s X. farmers heirs %. Mobile city 1t. al. In
error to the supreme court OF Alabama. Mr.. Justice
Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of this court affirming
the judgment Of the said supreme court, with costs.
No. 100. w. Pollard's heirs u.s. G. Kibbe. In error
to the supreme court Of Alabama Mr.. Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion Of this court, affirming the
judgment Of the said supreme court, with costs.
No. ISL. j. Forsyth the United States In error to
the district court Of the United States for Florida Mr.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of this court evers-
ing the judgment Of the said district court for the
Of Jurisdiction in that court
No. 1853. f. Simpson Us. the United States In error
to the district Of the United Sates for Florida Mr.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this court
ing the judgment Of the said district court for the want
OF jurisdiction in that court.
No. l04. The United States vs O. B. Brown. In er.
the circuit court Of the United States for Wash
ngton Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this
court reversing the judgment of the said circuit court
and demanding this case Tor vsnirs Jocias de
No. 100. State Bank Of Alabama ". r. H. Dalton.
In to the district court OF the United States for
Mississippi. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion
OF this court, affirming the judgment Of the said district
court, with COSTS
No On. T. Townsend U.s. n. Jemison. In error to the
district court Of the United States for Alabama. Mr.
Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this court, affirm
ing the Judgment Of the said district court with costs
damages at the rate Of nix per centum per annum.
No Ia j. Kennedy's heirs, appellants, o. s. E. Col
Inns The argument Of this continued by Mr.
Attorney General Johason for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow, ~ o'clock, m
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COMMERCIAL.


Nxw YoRK. May Isl, p. m.
Among the evidences Of general prosperity which al
sides indicate the benedcen operation Of hose democratic
principles that established In the administration thai
gave place TO the Gaphn dynasty TO be reckonsd the
on public works These afford an index - well
the quantities Of produce and goods transported or in
terchanEed between sgriculiurAu, manufacturers, and
merchants the increasing numbers Of persons who
either by business pleasure. induced TO spend some
portion Of their earnings In locomoon For the purpose
OF observing the progress of business In this respect have
compiled from official returns the receipts Of the leading
public works, well canals railroads, for consecutive
years, and the results are ioowsi
Revenues Of Leadins Public York..
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The Peoples Weekly Journal is the name OF a new
newspaperust commenced in New York, and devoted to
the advocacy OF democratic principles and the interests
Of our Irish feowcitizens The editorial articles in the
numbers before US ably written, and exhibit an
elevated tone Of sentiment II contains also the usual
variety Of miscellaneous and literary intelligence found in
the journals Of day We commend il to tina favor and
patronage Of the public.
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y risen Vs. which win be diminished BY the
payments The demand for United States stock In Lon
don continues and hs price has Ill lila for
sixes This fact has with the rise In produce
ssnsd the bill Market and exchange be had a.
81 cents, although the IL 81 "a The and
the packets take e500O00 silver altogether. than
which has arrived from the South and West The stock
Market under the influence Of abundant money, manifesto
increasing speculation. and larger sales made at rising
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much in his assault upon Mr.. Clay's speech This cor
respondent in speaking Of slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia, says
Who for the abolition Of the slavc-tfade In Wash
ngtonf II 70 the patton OF the slaves snd
ing Of the district frsesoa that the North demand
Hence the writer -. s. Pr prefers the Presidents
pIan for meeting the slavery question: the compromise
bhl HIS reasons for this preference will not do much
towards helping the Presidents plan among his southern
friends But the Presidents plan appears TO be fex
BILE az his opinions about the Wmot provision before
his electoni s sort OF India rubber plan thai be
on one end OF II and ree-so the other; for while
y Pr looks 10 for emancipation and free-soa the
New York Courier declares that 1T sraeiiy consist
friends r
- s. p wishes TO commend Il 10 northern support
and the Courier 70 southern.--Boston Poa
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The infamy of the present administration seems only
10 be equaIlei by its imbeciy and tyranny The ipdr.
nation Of the people has scarcely exhausted itself in re-
gard the Gaphn fraud before they are apprzed OF an
unssabls usurpation OF power IN the interference with
the Cuban expedonsts beyond the jurisdiction OF the
United States and OF Of tyranny that would have
dsgraced European despot BY the arrest Of General o-
PEI after he had sought refuge In Savannah OF piece
m M ;n nssosa ses ne area on Saturday last
published in New York. for no other reason than the
mere suspicion that he sympahixed with this Cuban
movement IL Is limited that other arrests on smi.
lar grounds will be made This Is even worse than the
tyranny exercised by the spies Of Spanish iDqusiion
and, II continues, citizen has any security for hs
liberty against whom the suspicion OF government %
DESTROYS Of complying with the dictates OF Spanish arro-
ganSe may be aroused Are these things 10 be endured
quietly Philadelphia SPIRIT Of TIE Times.
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Frospectus
aTHE SOUTHERN PRESS. y

1.-THE SOUTHERN PREss.D
Association Of axyhres members Of Congress-,
a and have constituted the undersigned commit
The estabshment Of southern Pres sshins
ton city, BE- devoted me exposition and defence q sOuiher
rights and institutions tho dissemination Of correct information
northern pocyf and Inc Of political shi generally, with
ranssmeas row IN progress promptly 70 insure the issue ofsueh
.sThs sesshsrn Prsss,"
which engsesd,
win also receive The aid Of number ensns and able eoba
There win BE both and issushe
contain substantially the the and intended
% reach those pons Of The country whose mail cines are limit
win be added hersssr adviss
be necessary By me press and q The southern sts,s.
The paper win NOT be s<eixrss political but win embrace on
by telegraph commercial and agricultural intsgencs
literary cticisus Original e1.ys literary miscellaneous;
short general Interest," The collected aggregate
Interesting and valuable Great
give and Of proceeding
~ Congress- well ~ the acon Of s
local legislatures the southern question
limited Of advertisements Will BE- received, tho
furnish u reading
The printed sheet thoss Of me
osr Washington papers, and ne material win " procured
csHy purpose. . I. ...a
M (. confidently hoped every south win
ub~cnbcr, the with ne
subscribed, % some southern representative Wsshinsson es'h
with. 1000.
postage.
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The letters by the have NOT yet been received
and the effect Of her upon the maks, 10 not yet
Yours, PRENTICE.
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" VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoE--on Mon
O'Clock shall IN
Of me snlsss oflo No 10 s square No 1as fronting on I'm
dwelling house with back badngs and house,
cupied BY Mr.. w. 3. McPherpon grocery.
Also pan Of lot No. o. square, fronting street,
1 and m streets, and consisting Of TWO frame
shops
Terms purchase money balance
and three for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
DYER BRoTHER,
May nd Aueuonssn-
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-First Wards-MxssRs. EDIToRs :CHARLss
sened Of INC First Ward them in The Coun
ell, and will be supported by MANY.
May 81
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


,..., BALTIMORE, May s0--6 D. IN.
1"s eys.'S4, Jys...on Church D:Hesiiy CSbas AZ
The Protestant Episcopal convenion /. M, +. ...o
and the difficulty between Rishon wh,,,;s 49, - "a ~,
Johns Of Christ Church involving he question Of hIrh and
low church, win doubtless occupy ersat por, ~ ~.
time Of the convention, Tbs correspondence be,vas ,hs
parties was this morning laid before the msmbsrs Il ,sd
copies, and excited warm debate
Itappears the Bishop addressed letter 10 Dr. John.
informing him thar would. a certain Sabbath named,
visit Christ Church. preach Sermon perform the counu.
nloa sece and confirm such candidates. mig present
themselves The Doctor replies that he will be pleased
receive him. and will prepare the candidates. for conhfma
lon, denies his right perform the oommunion The
correspondence finally concludes with Withdrawal BY tho
Bishop Of his notice Of intention TO visit the church The
Bishop, for several year has been adhersnt Of high
church division whilst Dr. Johns and hs congregation have
STOOD firm the oldashoned faith Of the church Of Eng
land. He has the largest and wealthy congregation
In the city and IL greatly esteemed by them. Hence the
matter attracts general attention. 4
The announcement Of the death Of the Hon. Mr. FL
more, after brief illness, this morning. most
unexpected. South Caroline has mot with many heavy
ossas In the ranks Of her staesmen within very short
period
The northern papers are filed with dsspaichs from
Washington relative the Cuban invasion. Ona dss-
patch says that fifteen hundred Of the invasionis In
Moro Castle another 70O another says that tho Pes
dent has sent special messenger 70 Havana 20 ee ser
the rights OF American residents, and has made awful
threats Of what he will do with the Captain General u he
does them with respect and still another says that
the spanish minister says na inc w ue SCI ~
liberty and the officers and foreigners tried BY court mar
tiai
TmE MARKErs.--In the Baltimore n,prket this morning
there OF 400 bbs Howard -four IS 81
200 do City Mills at IS SOL 500 do Susquehanna S5 80.
Sales Of Pennsylvania red wheat at ia No change
In cornsaes white SO 60 cents. and 81 6s Oats
10 ~ Whskey 70 in barrels with sales, and
26l for 100 bbls Ohio Sales Of 100 bbs
pork Sl, and 80 bbls prime 0876 Saes Of lbs
bacon sides Al cents, and $1,000 lbs shoulders
cents also $50 terces bagged hams 81 81 l6O
kegs No lard at u, and 100 do cents. months.
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wAsnrxsros NAnosAL MoSurExr oyncs,
f May %, 1850.
Ats meeting Of the Board 81 Man.ger. hsiA tnis day
the following resolution unanimously adopted;
Reoipe That people Of the United ststes either individual
h assocsons BE- they hereby respectfully
throughout hs Union the sppsoachlng
nyersay American Independence aid Washington Ma
uona Monument now being erected In this city. "a
[Papen thfoushouf The Union please copyl
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For ui weekly during Of Conrcss, and
weekly during the recess, the price wi be- pcr annum y @
The pde. subscription paid invariably szvsses ana
the cash accompany the sent -
gratis year A. r. BUTiEE,
JACKSON MORTON,
n TOOMHs.
THOMrsON.
o. and papers friendly enserpss please pub
sh ms pospecsas which viii ente shsm excbsngs With
newspaper Al comply request win send
paper containing committee.
wAsHissros, May Is, 1850 Mays
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VALUABLE LOTS AT AUcTIoN--oa Tuesday evening, the
lin June O'Clock we shall sell IN frons q Inc premises
Pennsylvsnia avenue, between 9sh and gin strect.
Abovc viii be sold No. square fronting
street, M
Terms of sale oneouuh Of purchase money balance
three years. for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
DYER BROTHER,
May aid Aueioneers
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f-F1rst Waxd.MxssRs EpToRs CALvEaris pro-
sened % me voters q me First Ward 70 represent them in u: Coan
y Nav :Sd y Sill be supported s MANY.
following ticket for the First Ward For Mayor T. c. wnsHr-
For Alderman CEoRaE w. For Common Coun-
Gil CHARLEs CALvEnT, THOMAS MoRaAH, HoRATo ~ EAs
May 81
o01Ssventh Ward Election Nstics.-JoHs L. snrH,
consented Board
nay soASs
09John r. Ennis esq. rsspsctfnlly prsssnssd %
he voters q ths second wsa = gentleman snns.y ausd
Ss '-'
0z-Fier.I Eestsvel-The Georgetown clss Club"
festival Tempencs Hall Thusday Friday, and
Of this and their gees duets
Cotions commences sts O'Clock Admance, Is chdren
fielsu admitting ladies and gentleman,
son tickets, 81. May %
Grand National Exhibstisn.
Lswis Barfhoospsc Co.'S Aisforica Afoviag Dioranas-
The Battle Of Bs~kr Hill osfaDa tios Of charisaor~,
THE propeo respectfully inform the public ,hai the above csls
brsed Doramss win open next
Monday, eve~i~g, Jss<s
and win every evening limited period
The figures different nom tose Of oter exhibition
exns being carved perfect mmet dressed eir respective
initiate, with wonderful the Of animated
ture.
The exhibition every evening scene unnv.ned
The Fairy LAND.
Tickets Is cents, without distinction Of age.
ciseiy MAY 3o-iwd
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rELE0RAPHlo REPoRTs 1oR 1aE UNION.

Condition Of the Northrw Markets.
PHLADELPnlA. May Boz. p m.-Holders Of cotton
firm again to-day; bat there IL mnch doing Sales Of
brands houT for export, 1t Is nj Rye -four and
meal dull Wheat and corn la fair request, at full prices
Ofher articles unchanged.
NKw YoRx, May 3O-2 D. m.--Sales Of loan of166z
advance Of No change other kinds Of stooks There
10 change whatever In hour, grain, and cotton The
quotations Of yesterday emain with very moderate tanac
tons
Sailing Qf The Hibrnia.
Bosron, May 29-The seamship Hibsmia sailed At the
usua, hour to-day. with % passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax.
Massachusetts Comrsssiosat EIstfiom, &c.
BosToN May g. l66O-The following Il tho result of
thirty towns in tho fourth congressional district,
Pafrey 449l
Thompson 4Ol7
Scattering, about Z. $3.50 66O
Mr.. Psifrey has gained considerably, but will still lack
about 200 votes Of being elected.
The Anti Slavery Convention Is getting along here very
quietly. SO far, the members have confined themseves to
condemning Mr. Webster and the Bible
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.GALPHINIas1s."

GEORGE r. HERRICK having years. psnsnce
The departments At washington t:nde his evicss Q indvida
clamants ocers and corporsons attorney m
prosecution and Of unsettled Of cam
for mail organization Of corps eiotnr
bounty land pay, revolutionary,
and oshe PENSIONS for other property destroyed
the public service, rejected claims claims form
the treasury, q the lowest reasonable
All communications (posf Addressed George Henick
Washington city, D. O., will receive prompt
May 3l-cp2m.
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Mr. DEAR SIN: Your very gracious response 70 my
recent letter. asking your opinion OF the plan OF ADJUST
mrnf lately reported TO the Senate BY the special
Committee OF Thirteen, has been for several days before
me; and should have acknowledged al much earlier
period but for the pressure OF oical dues OF nature
not be neglected. and serious physical tndisposon
which almost Incapactated me Tor every sort o. aDof
Il ia with no ordinary satisfaction that ! declare my
cordial appreciation OF all the general doctrines 20 clearly
sci forth in your letter. and am most happy TO pefcsve
thar Won still adhere strenuously TO the strict con-
strucon State rights creed, 10 the maintenance OF
which you have, in former days. contributed 40 en-
GENTLY when consolidation, in all its terrific phases, was
threatening to subve TO the very foundations the whole
fabric OF our system Of civil liberty
The language which you employ IN your letter, and the
sentiments which you avow, SEEM asn were 10 take Us
back most ioyousy to that happier era in our national
history when the Organic law was regarded BY that
class Of Virginia statesmen TO whom, for nearly quar-
Ter Of century, the reins OF federal authority were
Committed n loo sacred 10 be violated by direct at
tack or undermined BY insidious hostility. Under The
strong ixht which your mind has shed upon the ques
ons principally discussed in your letter, how poor and
conieptbe appears the false logic OF thosc who contend
hzi legislative precedent shall be allowed 10 suppant tne
solemn provisions OF the constitution and that there -
no dscfedt attached 10 the violation OF pncple pfov
ded some poor temporary advantage 70 be thereby se
cured II 10 in spirit OF dishonest aduiauon Inai
~ leave 10 borrow your language for The express
SION OF views for long time past BY me sincerely ener
famed hui which have never seen 20 fehcfously sci
forth AZ n ihe communication 10 which ! am now re-
Diving To begin then, let me say with you, There
class OF political questions concerning which tne pro-
lessor in his and the statesman IN his cab
net ought not 70 disagreeaIuding TO questions nvov
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O0John r. Ennis, ESQ.,. respsctfally psessnssd %
he Of the Second Ward gentleman eminenty
them In The Common Council He win Be enthusiastically
'uRHS"se y NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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Hon. L. w. TazEwrLL.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Spring ~ Summer. Clothing

No. III Ma game street,
Take much pleasure in informing their friends and
that by steamships Ohio and Georgia, and ships Clifton
Indiana, ad Of OreGas CarRatic and ST. Charles they
have received choice variety of New and Fashionable
SUMMER CLOTHING. BY every arrival from New
York shall be receiving large additions assortment
TO which invite the attention OF purchaser. We have
already received full assortment Of
French Drap d Etc DRESS COATS, Frocks. Sacs, Pol
kas and Lamartines;
Black aud coered Alpaca Sacs Pokas and Lamernes and
short Frocktees
Black and coored Casmaree sacs Folkas Lamarnes and
Fancy Linen Sacs, Pokas Lamanes and short Frocktee
PANTALOONS-Of French Drap d'Ete, Parametta
Alpaca, Linen Drill, White Linens, Nankeen Cotton
AIDE, etc. etc.
NESTS-Of plain and fancy Linens, white and eolored
Marseilles, fancy Silk and Satin. etc. ETC.;
UNDER GARMENTS-OfG auze Merino, (iauze Cotton
Gauze Flannel. Silk, Iisle Thread etc. etc.
We have also received by late arrivals large additions
stock of the following articles, making assortment
very complete:
Black Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
Coloreed Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
Black and Colored Cloth and Cashmarette Skeleton SACS
for Spring Wear:
Black French and English Doeskin PANTAIO0NS;
Black and fancy eooyed Sill and Satin VESTS.
TT Purchasers requested call and examine for
themselves the completeness of of all descrp
tons of CLoTHlNG-One Price-NO Deviation.
ALFRED MONROE 4 co.
iy9S 2dpu 81 .VdgQziHf street.
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The PLAcIDE VARGETIEs.-To-mor evening
we expect will witness this place of entertainment
crowded to bid farewell to its excellent stage man.
ager, Mr.. Bass, who makes his last appearance on
that occasion All Placides patrons will regret to
part with him who has done so much to promote
their qualification, and we have reason to know the
feeling is recprocated but prior engagements COM
pelling Mr. Bass TO return to New York to open
his own theatre there, he has no resource He
leaves multitude OF friends behind him. who we
are sure will assemble tomorrow to bid him God
speed, and testify by their presence their appreeia
ton of his worth
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KDfrcct RnlpOrsxst0aa.

e7y- Nov opening at the NEW STORE, IA Canal
street, complete sssofiment Of e EUROPEAN GOODS.
Ataa and Others. from Havs and Liverpool, consisting ia
part Of the following desirable articles;
M0UssEL1NE DE SOIE--Imprime;
Do. do. raze e. a carreau1
Do. do plain, fancy& grave ooofAi
BRAsELIENEs-Eonet new
BAREGEs Tixaee a la Jacquard;
Do printed, plaided and striped
Do solid colors;
CREPE DE pARIS-A Ia Pompadour;
MOUssELINE DE TARRARE--A pos & printed;
GRENADINES-plain and prnted
TOlLE DU NORD-Plain and printed;
TOlLE DE L'INDE-Pain and plaid
Super new style LINEN DRfLLINGS;
White and nlan colored do.i
DRAPS DE DUMES-Suitable for Children
Shrting LINENS Of all qualities;
LINEN LAWNS of IN qualities;
81, 1o4 and1s4 Beached Linen SHEETINGS;
"a, 1914 and ia Demi- bleaehed do;
90 inch and 104 inch French Linen dol
DIAPERS. DAMAsKs, NETTING, etc. etc.
To all Of which the attention Of the public respectfully
solicited. [yo5 12t2dpl u. II. HOLMES.
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The GRAND OPERA OF JERUsALEM-Ths
fine opera, by Verdi will be presented this evening
at the Orleans, with all the accompaniments of
beautiful scenery, superb wardrobe, and striking
tableaux owingto other arrangements, :" Jerusa-
lem will not be again produced for some time, and
We advise every who has not witnessed the fine
display made on the stage of the Orleans by the
production of this opera, to go tonight and spend
truly delightful evening.