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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
Claims ON the Trensury-ur. Duran,'s.

CIaims on the Treanury-1Ir. Durant's.
WASHINGTON CRY, Monday, Aug. &c, 1850.
To the Editoyslof The Tribune:
GEKTLEMEE-I have jus, seen in your paper Of
Saturday Path, communication signed "New-YorkeT,'
devoted in par, to Misrepresentation OF my claim upon
Government for services O. 8 Attorney, IN Louisana-
your to be informed ny accounts have
objection but ssehoods edify and ought not to
entertain them Ny accounts contain no charge founded On
any principle OF compensation newly up the Items are
the those allowed the Treasure Department FOR
many years paBt the mode and OF payment winch
claim settled by MI Spencer former Secretary OF
Treasury 10 favor Of Justin Buerheld Commissionef
general Land Office, then L Attorney in illinois, and
Mr. spencers judgment supported By az official opln'
ion from B. Penrofe that time Solicitor OF tue Treas
ury, and by the advice Off w. McCuloh then Controller
These opinions were subsequently confirmed py an ohce
decision Of John Mason Attorney'Generel u O. IN loe
Of Bale Peyton, and were ever aef conaoeieo he
proper construction OF the law. BIZ! Whluesey, now Con
troer when presented my accounts last year. altar my
removal from Office took different view of thelaw and
10 expressed hmsefin report made In August 1919 10
The Department Of The Inferior 7he head OF that Depart
mr Ewing made decision on the subject but re-
ferred il the Attorney General 9r. Johnson wGo
while In Office was 100 much occupied with other matters
to look my The subject Ia now before Mr. Crten
den; may possibly decide tina! the former construction
OF the Law erroneous, aud hs amer many years o
practice the rule Is to be altered my prejudice; that will
be my misfortune; but IL The meantime ard al all times my
motives snould be safe from 7upea,on oanouymoas
sunder, for claim nothing but wha, has been allowed to
my predecessorf one OF whom, Bale Peyton paid
nearly Fifteen Thousand Dol (sea warrant No loO49
Office of Register of The Tres,uy 10 addon 10 former
payments bile In Office after tho Incoming OF the present
Administration and the warrant lie aigned by The very
TornaEEwng then Secretary Of the inerior who IL now
praaed II a ely promptly rejecting similar claims
when presented by The decsoD ia my case viii be
interesting The public in serving to chow whether 10
Administration, having paid claim TO political iaene
will reject similar claim when presented by apohce op
ponenl. remain your mosl ooedle1t tetysn!
THOMAS J. DORANT.
TT We advise Mr.. Durant to keep cool. We
are not familiar with the facts in bis case, bat we
will back the dsinterested official decision OF ELL
saA WHIrTLEsEY against the onesided, interested
abatement and claim of any man living.-n the
men now in power at Washington have resolved
to correct Gome abuses OF several yeara' standing
in the matter Of VIGOROUSLY, outrageously prof.
ligate Judicial expenditures the country will thank
them most heartily. Ed Ir1b.
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For Ginn10W.


Frcs Nsio York for GGs9oto.
CITY OF GLASGOW. K About the middle Of srsJ
utsrpats month viz. May, July spsmbu Hor and January
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LEATHER ROSE.
ID % Pine HFia!nEa s,aamt,,ass Factories aERnET
4" Aaa1AA, ~ h'aae hAyaiea atla hs essa sab ,s.se
81 eaia f'h ~tsIis4 seePef lisols aas2 asa
fsf sals by Ib4a 81 zuWf@ h 90
satstsfs a,i l.ss,ihes pealeFs, - FafV9 a.
" s AsFs ase M sas. aa sstas sAd s'4ts apps1
s%ts' -Hi rfflie1 isatFsg ar2s asss4trtsn sHg l'
as0DetNR, ==4uopN rAFaNt ea1aNf
"a AHE&ThtA ataAe-a q Is aasart ltsa' asd AssAE
es"f ppas 81 isas fI..s - i es-s faf So atos ia
shiat -. i sa.s aAta uFss "a ta4sl
lzutrhs sag taonlf>
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FfHm SibBHD"s
f,J. e.. A., Vo.,k

Fyes Glasgow for Neto- York.
CITY OF GLASGOW. B. X Mathews About the mdds OF sFerJ
tltsrnas month August octr Deer and Fsby
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For Bremen.
Fram Bremen
ncu,u Nrr.N N.yrGATIoH COMPANY

OCEAN GTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
WARRINGTON Capt LLorp New York. Thur Aug Is
aERMhEN. Capt ca For New .ork sun s7pIlS
WASHINGTON. Capt LIorP For New orr -. nuss oct -
EERMAHk. Capt For Nav forhf rd nov 10
WASHINGTON. Capt LLorp For New York Dec ID
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ssnihTB, UNDkkSHIhTS, DAAWEats.--
PurchaGeTs OF goods In Tho mems fJrnshing lne cal
al gANXAY'B GBNTLEMEN'S FURNlsGERY, whste
you may gel any article the line Shirts and Collars OF
The Aea Atyes made In tho best and 10 A. any per
son no matter how difficult to suL Under sblrls aud
drawers for all and cpaIso Also CravsIs StocSi
guspendora Socks Gloves Hand kefchots Gowns, Nc NC
Goods sold as low any concern In Amrrcs- No so
eond pdeo.
Reme.nher sANXAYs Genllemcns Furnishory, lat
Wtlsusl door above Fui,on, opposite lho Old North
paeh Church sui9 nF
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe,
For America.
CoLLIEs's LINE-SaiIs JroEs Liverpoo
For America,
For Eur0pa.

,.,s, SoH6 6t @ For Boston. .....sa. Aug. a
New ork ....sst Aug 81
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ouHARp LINE-Fer Liserpo'
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IMPORTANT T'U DEAF PER5OSS.-D W LII
6YENER, Aur,sL 25a Broadway, entrance q Wsrfen.st
sau be consulted all diseases OF tho Ears daily, from
ami O'Clock Sundays excepted Sixteen years
l practice In the shove branch enables him all
desfness however long standing may be- prov ding tho
ncrve and be good The Of hiG sud sci
enhc lie Unprecedented and he challenges tho
whole world produce such OF wonderful
"a performed persons residing In this city AID
ueighborhocd Or l. would caution deaf persons ag.iua
using ousck oils and syrlnses more Injured iasn
benefited. Consultation ses by mail or o,her'Vise s. -
fupsid letters refused sul7 Inn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(fohPTRoLLERs OFFICE ALBANY. jay 81 sste
u poposAh taesvs9 BY tbs Colnpynz sssi %1stsF M
6th say 81 ssptsnes 80 orlcA ~ FirssEz ~
following sr7rss Of STATIONERY, VS.
CLAs4 /
100 AIMS raisd Cap P2p-f, coszrssa.
itu -hss raiet CO Pager. Cee&fszs-
~hfs saSd Cox staz Eease esp F1PSf 'Fs' lar
\ 'nch spaFt
&c sa'. rhis ra-d Ca rsp4, Congress Asse
IS RESIN, ~Aits rpsa Letter Fspat ceGgrnsa
vhts raid istisf Pp~ CcHrs9i, sfs z SOD hef
loo slo taist Lister PAps', Congress-
= sbts S0s Paper
Royal Eazrd..tag PsSey
IS rsaHs Bank gHEsop Psptf
rsaGs rsf BloftlsS PtPsr
5000 bsS Lsttsf Bats,ogs, No A.
Sep1 seG Letler Eavsia5s 80. s, 6oyafasssaS
1900 buff L4tiaf Eavsiop. Hu> &,
1000 aaa L-ttSr Envslop' ; 3.
%Csl White L,sttst Ezv-5iy 40.
E5S1 rh.ts S0ss Envelope
CLASS nj
5000 z ails NJ. 80, elaar
5000 Gaii- No. 20, oPaG1s
70 DOZEN rnch ivory fohsrs
3ozsa 10 inch Ivory Fodzra
IL sos.5 Roesrs soa's Erasias Kafrss voyy sssasS
80 lbs best t;avatRrosui mi 5eairS VA
bgro,. Faher's bach Lead Psrcls, s0s M
50 dos Fsd Waisr,, ANAL 'za
81 dozen sand SoIes
70 dozen half plar p1i sfs 6tae a sanS
IL tgTsnqt botcss lat
{Oz. bottles INK
4or-b Ottlas red lns, AfsoG's
auof III. above articles ot the best quAhYf fts
ths on or 18Th 5sy q aoTSinoef 4ef
MIA popos.s be csn eass - aan9srfa es
80 - WAsHISGTOh HUNT, ConpfroFps'
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IAH fIHARLKs GiUNDh,s WArER-CURE
4 HEcT q IMMINENT AT NORFHAmPTUN, Mas

1AH. CHARLES niUNDh's WATEK'CUKE
~ ESTABLISHMENT AT No8raAMPToN, Mas
all nscesssry couvenences for paens such as the
pure at soe and granite water ths Springs have
been during the last season from Az TO @ u aasa!!ny
pleasant prospects large plunge bshs, douches in the
house and in the ~oods). aud other baths airy lodgIag.
rooms Tor about hny patients, gynasium piano. eic TIE
quiet bp comfortable mode of HE Aunde being one o!
the fret European Il! dropahs and tho EARLIEST discpie Of
Pesnitz now living is respond any resonabs
expectations made the part Of those Euheres who may
confde themselves TIC him Terms So g and So per
week CONSULTATIONS and examinations, s.. Moderate
eims such afford pay ful price. Apply to
huNDE under The above address, giving fa statement
Of The case. auH ETeodd
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New iUk Notes hereby gyeato all persons having CLAIMS
tsans, NARY ANN FRASER ae o!ha City OF New YORK -
b-r the Office of Samuel Stes 40 Wal street. IN the CITY
New York before the Jth Jay Of Ocsber neEt-Datai
Esw York, tho 37th day oil April 1850.
NO xnns $ [.
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an Pursuance of an order surogss Of coaaty Of
New York hardy sivsn 10 al Psfson, having tii'
aus; ROGER D. CLAP late Of the City OF View York iecssef
prss.nt tho thereof tho sub-ersr AZ Tie
cs OF sou Hall J No. - Dsy street tho City Of New inr
On or before the twenty eighth day OF September arItated Ss~
Yors the 1874 day March, so1 JULIA cLAPPi Adastrsui
mI5
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S7TFRFMF c0URT-Srp Yur1.-fiihrrt Ropkn. against WI
I@h.n Mummy hl4 Wis William T. : ChiNel ana
Deborah m Caldwell ard Elizabeth b. Wiz rorEs
Cs1ve William c. AtpeH and Eaphasat A lbs wife l9e D.
Wal md Ennis wife Abaar Aasr ard tfsea 20 - TO- Jeau
Burk lev J CALVIN Basl; The HOPE Mutual Le lafartacs
COMPANY James Hitchcock Horace Green Francis tfst Ste
r,An Pet John ETsufrst-eb sgt J1a-a lirson-ouu
mons for 1eeLTo WILLIAM p MURPHY ard ASN he vic,
WILLIAM r ;. CADNE ant DEBORAH hi= vie fHr.iEh
ICK F. CADWELL ELIZABETH hs wife You ar- hereoy
summoned aud required The coupntu tbs netrn wcd
IA. led ~ the eaee Clerk the CITY ami County OF New
YORK az tie Cy Han the City OF Nev 0s, on The 3i Say Oh
August $50 copy OF your answer The SAD com
plant on subscriber ohc4 No 81 Wasifset n ue Cy
ef Ne1Y vithis twenty DAYS ser the OF tbs
on YOU day Of such auj you ia TO an
the compliant the loEsa4. the plaH iGs
action vii apply ta Court of The refe demanded u the com
pla.7t--Daed ~ v- Yerk, August i4tI, $50
auls Iaw5wx K Il. BOVINE, Paintts Attorney
S,UPREME C0URT-cip sHd County OF Ne~ Yotk-stE
- PHEN C. WILLIAMS, Trustee OF May t'ryiol, against
FREDERICK FRYE md MATILDA FRYE rs vie, N5-rs
Richards George Danchy, The aatsa Gas tht C0nnaay
John Rysrson George w R5 Alexander II DgGsco
Sidney Cornell Rguyen w Martin, Anlre~ Lester, Anttea
GAiphH Daniel VI FRI Summonsf1r relief Com NOT ser
t. FRIEDRICH FRY + and MATILDA FRYE hs vte--for
hereby summoned required 10 answer Tbs eonFb7t ~
ac'iea which fled the Office OF tie CerS Of he
County New York At the City Han IN sd CRY on me
f7ih MY ard copy OF your a7wr 10 the si
comp snt on the hs ohee number "a Wall ert
tie cry fore twenty Days alter the serves OF thus
you, the day OF zach anf
pnt viii apply the Court Tor the relei demanded
IN the compliant. Dated Ssv. i0rs, August 10 ls50
WILLIAM J. HOPriN, Plaintiff Attorney
auia jawlGwM ri WalL street Nrw York.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Choice EErssEe Frees.

APPLE S AND PEACHES
I 00l carefully selected eHgrqftcd Appe
L l.UUU trees, embracing the following vari-
cites, l.om the Nursery Of jams Orr, Louisville,
Ky, now offer for sale By The undersigned.
EAELY APPLEs Striped June, Early Harvest
SUMNER AND FAJL APPLES Sumner Pear
main, Sumpser Queen Maiden's Blush, Lexington
Queen. Fall Pippin. ack Auite, Monstrons Pip
pin, Stockade , @ect
WINTER APPLEs - Green Newtown Pippip.
Hollands Worth, Rolls Janet, Bell Flower Prior's
Red Swaar, Rhode island Russet, yellow New
town P,pPn, Cams Sptzsnhurg Red RGssei
Vandever PPpn, Pomme De Rose.
Cinra APPLEs.--Earison's New ark, Wine Sap,
StyJe Campfeld.
a FEW CHOICE PEACHES.
These trees have all been growing throughou
the past season in this place, and in good
condition for transplanting.
Those wishing choice trees should apply early
10 W. II. ETTER.
Washington, Dec. ID, 1919.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
SCHOOL Bl0KS

OF tie latest and most approved authors and ed-
tiors consisting of Anthon's Popular Classical
WORKS. Cicero, Virgil, Saus'. Jacobs first Greek
Reader Arncds st and 2d Greek and Latin
i'roSe Composition, Andrew and Stoddard's Latin
Grammar owen $ Classical Series, ilomcrs Odvs-
Sey, AenOphou's Anabasis Cyropedia, etc, ETC..
Davies Mathematical Work, Lectures on Botany,
Mrs. Lincolns Natural Philosophy, Chambers Ed
ucationai Course, Elements of Chemistry by the
same, Nandevi;le's Course of Kcadii e. Goudgich's
LIST I'd, 30, 4th aud 5ih Readers, Gggg 81 Ei.iott's
lst ID 81, 4th am 18th Readers, Paricy's l~t, ID
aud Sd Book of History. With u great number
Of others too tedious to mention. selected from a
catalogue prepared by the Principals OF the Male
end Female Seminary of this place.
A large and select assortment Of Stationery.
Fine Cap and Post Ruled Paper, Record Paper.
Billet Paper, Quilts, Inkstands, Steel Pens and
Holders, Sand Bnxes, Blank Books OF all kinds
CoPy- Books States and Pencils, Office Pencils
Waters, Paints OF the most superior and select
water "o!ors, Portfolios, Cap and Post Drawing
Paper. very superior quality.
Washington, August 90 ls49-33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Mi. Holy Male and Female Academy.

IiiE Fifth Session of this In ttution will COM
Z "ience Monday. the 7th of January next.
under the suprrintendence OF the Rev J. NJ. Hoes
A. NJ. The Female Department will be con-
Quoted, in separate building, by MRs MCKEE,
an experienced teacher Of young ladies'. This
Institution is located 20 miles east of Eldorado,
Union county, in the midst Of an Intelligent and
neral community.
Boarding may BE- obtained with the Principal
or in other respectable families, at Sc to So per
mouth.
Tuition per session Of 6vc months follows:
Primary, $40; English Grammar, Geography,
Arhmatic, &C., $l2; Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry ~, BIS; Mathematics, Languages, &c S lS.
Lee. "a, ls49 [5l-4w
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
$a GLE

FROM my LOT in Ouachia county,
Lss,}D tArk) twenty-five miles west Of
LE - Camden, on the head waters Of
Smackover, on the night of tie
I'D Dec. 1916, large gray HORSE, fall sixteen
h,nds high, well gated, fine carriage, about or
9 sears old-his left eye is deficient when closely
esimined--culs his ankles when shod. There is
alto sriall naked spot the right side OF his
bak, made by the saddle He is in tolorabe good
oher--was without shoes when stolen.
Any person giving ne information of the above
Drse sba! be literally rewarded
WILLIAM MOORES
Dec %. 1919
p Shy address is leaks store. Onachita
cunty, Ark. 52-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Notice,

IS ME business will be continued at the old
I stand bv the subscriber on his own account,
where he will keep constantly on hand n large and
we'll selected stock of goods, suitable for this mar
ket, at the lowest possible prices for cash, or to
punctual customers on credit.
GEORGE w GREEN.
Washington Ian. l. lS50-52-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
MARRIED..

GA Tuesday, the Isl inst by the Rev. Mr.
Mckenzie, DIR. HILLARY RYAN, of Caldwell,
texas, TO Mss ELMINA, daughter of James Gibson,
Esq, OF this cJupty.
May be the deuit didn't come in for liberal
share OF the good things which graced that mar
riage feast! Well, he did. Liberal souls that in
such trying times, don't forget the printer always
prosper in the world, and we are sure the above
happy couple will .-
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
N0ssce.

fa7HE Committee appointed to designate the
\ boundary lines for county, 10 he taken
fIom the counties of Lafayette, Union, Ouach't;'
and Hcmpaead, reques~thr citizens Of Sal6 coun-
lies to meet at Atlas ONeafs, in Lafayette comfy.
township Z. south of range ~ west, on friday
the 9th Of February next. NS50) for the purpose
Ct receiving rejecting the report o! sai6 CONF
miltee.
SAMUEL Z HARPER,
Dee 90 lS49-5l ChuirHp11.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Administrators a Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply at
N the next term of the Probate Cour, of Hemp
stead county to be holden the second Monday
of January next, for an order TO sell portion o!
the real estate OF late William Ii Bowers, dec,
10 pay the debts of the said estate
w. H. ETTER, Admr.
Washington, Dec. 49, 1919. 50-3
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
= q OGEcc

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that ] shall make ap-
i pca.ion to the Honorable Probate Court of
Hampstead county, at the January term, Cor an
order TO sell three negroes, viz: Stephen, Judy
and Manda, all belonging TO the estate of John
Stuart, deceased.
TYRA HILL, Administrator
and Guardian of the heirs of J. Stuart dec
Washington, Dec l9, lS49 5O-4w
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
y d 4 i &C

~ RANDiSlN ID. KOYSTON, Esq is author
VI izcd and empowered TO act as my agent and
attorney. and also agent aud attorney of The
minor heirs of John Stuart, dec, 70, whom / am
guardian. TYRA HILL.
Washington, Jan. 9, 1850 [l-2w
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
F EN- A LIE SE MINAR RY.

THERE will be no Vacation in this Institution
L until the 9Th Of July. The entire vacation of
the year will commence at that time. AS there
will be no vacation now, pupils can be entered at
any lime. previous TO July.
Additional arrangements are made for teachers
and the institution is now prepared 10 receive any
number of pupils.
S. L. SLACK, Principal.
Washington, Jan. 6. 1850. -4w
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Land for Safe.

THE undersigned has fer sale large quantity
i OF laud lying in the counties of Lafayette aud
Dallas which he will dispose of in quantities and
on terms to suit purchasers, (ether for cash or on
time). description and price of said lands can
be had by calling at his Office in the town of Lewis
vile, Lafayette county, Ark.
JAMES A. BURTON, Agent Se
July &c, Is49 80
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
Ep!S SOIUTT0INJ

FS7HE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned, under the name and style
o George w Green 4, Brother, is this day dissoy
Q! by mutual consent All persons indebted to
ITEM are requested TO make payment without de-
lN to either one of the parties, who is autborZcd
(, use the name Of the late firm in liquidation.
GEORGE w GREEN
WIN d GREEN.
Washington. Jan |, 1850 52-4w,
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09


REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE IN
TERIoR.--A Washington letter to the
New York Tribune says:
The report of the Secretary of the In
terror, with the Commissioners report
will exhibit an immense fund of useful
information for the public, and will con-
tain recommendations that will command
universal approbation. The latter State
paper, learn shows that the whole area
of public lands ever held by the govern
ment of the United States from its or
ganization to that acquired under the
treaty OF 1913 with Mexico, is equal to
fifteen h4udred and eightyJour miliaon
acres. That, of this vast domain, but
one hundred and forty-six millions of acres
have thus far been disposed of, leaving
yet unsold, and as the property of the
United States, fourteen hasndred and
tharty-elght millions Of acres Of land.
lie recommends, in view Of this subject,
that an additional donation for school
purposes, beside the sixteenth section, be
made by Congress to each township--a
recommendation that vii! find hearty
response in the bosom of every friend of
/ education throughout our widespread
| laud. Another recommendation which
learn is urged by the Commissioner in his
report is, that suitable rewards should be
held out by the General Government for
Improvement in the important branches
| of agriculture, as we'll as of the arts and
sciences. This 1t is proposed TO do by
an appropriation for the purpose of a
small portion of the proceeds of the
public lands. and it is to be hoped that
the suggestion will meet the early and
favorable action of Congress, The re-
venue derived from the sales of the public
lands has most materially diminished,
Notwithstanding the humble. of acres sold
is much greater during the past than the
year preceding it RIBS arises from the
large number of bounty land warrants
located, which have been received in lieu
OF just so much money. The whole
number of warrants located does not vary
a fraction either way from forty thousand
leaving yet in market and unlocated
twenty-eight thousand FIVE hundred war
rants OF the aggregate number issued up
to the first of November. The report
also gives clear, Ineligible, and sue
J c!nct exposition OF our entire land system,
which l believe has never before been
attempted by any of the predecessors OF
the present Commissioner.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09

to his country 1t is under these circumst ances
only that the elector can feel that in the choice
of the law maker he is himself truly component
part of the sovereign power Of the nation. With
equal care we should study TO defend the rights
OF the Executive and Judicial departments
Our Government can only be preserved in its
purify by the suppression and entire determination
of every claim or tendency of one co-ordinste
branch to encroachment upon another. With the
strict observance Of this rule and the other in
junction of the Constituton--wth the sedulous
incGlcation of that respect and love to the Union
OF the States which our fathers cherished and
enloIned upon their children, and with the a'd OF
that overriding Providence which has so long and
SO kindly guarded liberties and lns utIons, we
may reasonably expect to transmit them with
their innumerable blessings to the remotest pos
terity.
But attachment to the union of the States
should be habitually fostered in every American
heart. For more than half century, during
which Kingdoms and empires have faHen, ths
Union has stood unshaken; the patriots who
formed il have long since descended TO the grave
yet still It remains the proudest monument to their
memory, and the ohl"ct of affection and adnra-
ton with every one worthy 10 bear the American
name
In my Judgment its dissolution would be the
greatest Of calamites. and to avert that shond he
the study OF every American Upon its preserva-
ton must depend our own happiness, aud that Of
countless generations to come. Whatever dangers
may tlrea en- it, l STALL stand by it and maintain it
in its Integrity to the full extent of the obligations
imposed, and the power conferred upon me by the
Constitution.
z. TAYLOR
Washiuyton Dec j. IS49
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09
kBYs. gy'l!Itamss g. EBu,.s
Notice.

THE Undersigned respectfully informs the pub
/ lIc that he has rented the old and wei known
Tan Yard, formerly owned ty " am Arnett,
and intends carrying the Tuning Business,
in all lis branches IN the best manner. To per-
who wish TO exchange hides or have them
tanned one half for the other, he would say they
can be accommodated at bis Yard, OF he wh give
leather for hides at their cash value.
WILLIAM BURTON.
Dec. l2, IS49 fGin
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-09

MEXICAN DIFFICULTIES Accounts
reach us OF high.handed proceedings on
the part of the authorities of Mexico III
aud about Matamoras. A private letter
states that while Capt. Glover was pro-
ceeding to Monterey, where he had been
appointed Consul, he was stopped by the
authorities, and his carriage aud mules
forclbly taken from HIM. lie was suffer
iug severely from rheumatism aud could
not walk without crutches. lie exhibited
his commission and seal of Office, but was
told in reply by the officers who commit
ted the outrage, that they were acting
under orders from the Collector of Ca
margo. Captain Glover reached Monte
rey after several days detention. His
carriage and mules were contiscated and
sold tor S4OO.-N. Y. Com. d. Eng.