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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27
NEW YORK ELECTION

The result Of the election in New York /,
It appears by the official returns, was very
close, Washington Hunt, Wing candidate
for Governor having been elected by about
245 of a minority. The Democratic candi-
dates for Lieut. Governor, Canal Commission
er, Clerk Of Appeals, State Prison Inspector
arc elected by an average majority Of about
Z 900 majority. The last Congress, which
stood 80 Whigsio one Democrat and Ond F.
s. now stdndsl7 Wings to Is Democrats and
two F. s., counting Butle, King Os onc..--
The wings, however, have a large majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature, giving them
o Wing TO the U. S. Senate in place Of Mr..
Dcl elson, .t f4,ss,.-. WI. ats 3eI.r
This loss Of an United States Senator is
amply compensated for by the resultin New
Jersey and little Delaware. In the former
the Democratic Governor, il will be remen
bered and Democratic Legislature was Q.
lected, thereby giving the Democrats the
United States Senator for six years. Ia the
latter, tho popularity Of General Taylor's
administration has had such an effect as 70
give The Democrats the GOvsFnor and large
majority in The Legislature, insurihg the
election 81, We hope, Mr.. ia. B,ynrd 10 ihe
Seaat ts 10 place Of Mr., Wales, Two gains
TO one loss will not sci very hard upon The
Democrats. 90 "a hts q
Ia The lower House Of the next Congress
The Democrats cnnnot have less than from
80 10 40 majority over oil others,
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IlARnMAREI-

Messrs. Dismars g. Thomman having pnr-
chased their Stock Of Hardware from NESTS
ID. KIgore & Son, offer the same lor sale H
the ruo,a adjoining said KiIgores' Store. =
These Goods, we understand, are being sold
sor less than hrst cost, for cash. See adj
yer,ise mcnt in another column.
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GREAT FIRE In DETROIT.

DETROIT, Nov. 10.
The Detroit Railroad Depot, measuring in
length 800 feet, and go in width, was de-
stroyed by fire last night; loss 100000,
100000 Of which iell on persons having
goods stored in the building; about 40 tons
goods were on transit.
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FIRE IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

BosToN, November %.
A FIRE at New Brunswick last night des
iroyed 25 houses, and rendered 80 families
houseless and penniless Some only escaped
with their night clothes on, and one child
was burnt 10 death. The loss is not lesl
than &l0O,0OO.
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C,NclNNArI, November 90.

The Indiana Constitutional Convention
are still engaged on The question of admit
ting negroes into The State, or permitting
them to hold property. There is much ex>
element, and little else iS done II is now
probable :he question will Le referred 10 a
vote of the people.
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vALUABLE PROPERTY.

Il will be seen by his adverlsem mi in
another column, thai Thes. c. YinceaI, Esp.
proposes TO sell bis feAl esIaIe in this county.
The TaSeIn stand advertised is one Ol the.
best Constructed buildings and one ui the
mosl ellegibly iusi,d stants in n e suuniy
or town. The other property is well eul'i-
waited, under good lsnce, and very productive.
Capitalists frolnn a distance WELD do well 10
give this properly their attention. The Town
of Cadiz is one. Of the tBoss fourishing in the
State, and. ihe sarru,,adhng country G.r.ils
and we'll improved.
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AMERICAN SHAME ABROAD.

The st. Louis Republican has some ex.
cellent travelling correspondents in Europe
One of them, citizen of ST.. Louis, aud
whom the Republican says knows the geo.
grapby and politics of Europe by heart, in
whiting from Brussels in October, says: saa
"Since travelling in Europe, | have been
ashamed Of my Amelican counrymen three
times. Once in Paris, in May last, when |
heard some Englishmen commenting upon
the disgraceful scene in the UHiied States
Senate, OH the occasion Of Foote drawing
pistol upon Senator Benton. The second
time in Berlin, month afterwards. wien a
Meinhaidl's hotel, heard the waiter recount
TO some Prussisn officers Of the guards the
disgraceful aud shocking debaucheries Of
our late Minister there. The tales ot ell this
shame were at one time semi. .oiiiciaIly con-
Iradicied in 81. Lonis paper, but had not
even heard them confirmed at the American
legation al Berlin. they are quiet too current
wlsh the loquacious cOachman dfsmshop
keepers under the Dinde 10 admit of doubt
respecting their grOssest truth. The third
time felt mulilated, when at Brussels read
The account OF Miss Llnd's reception In New
York !. at which of the lhree times feli most
absshed. leave undecided; pro ably from
having undergone The infection twice before,
was somewhat steeled on the occasion Of
The third test To which vas pH. o aJ
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New York, Nov. 81.

New York, Nov. 81
The Crescent City brings about SIS, ,000,-
500 in gold dust.
The Culera is committing terrible .sges at
Jamaca; one thousand persons had died in
three weeks ut Kingston, and $40 in the III.
terror, ..H I'LL -...- -L-
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Learning, ii issad, may be an instrument,
of fraud; so may bread fdsclmrged from the {
mouth of cannon,be an instrument OF dealh-
Silence never shows itself to SO great an
Advantage as when il is made the reply to
calumny and defamation. a.. .tl fata
Fashionable society generally hns but Two
faults; first, IN being holow headed; and d
secondly hollow hearted. Il. g.i. q sea
Industry and economy will get rich, when
sagncity and intrigue are laying their plans
Virtue forgves injury, even as The sandal
tree perfumes the hatchet that fells il. sas
Physicians prescriptions are now called
"death warrants in Latin" ee.waa K
A false friend is like a. puddle thai only
looks bright when the sun shines on H. lI
Thrice armed IS he vino hath his quarrel
Just. @ .9asn 0ni
IT'S OF ourselves that we are thus,oF thus-l
Friendship is more firmly secured'by lenri
iiy towards failings, than by. attachment 10,
exceencies- The iormer is valued as ~
kindness which cannot be claimed, ealaueBi
i, sxac,ed as the payment Of debtiO meritsa
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Sr JuuN's, N, r. Novemher %

The loss by the FIRE nj Frederickstown is
100000, exclusive Of merchandise, furni
ture, &c. Insurance Gl0,0G0. 122 tene>
menis were destroyed; ~ families are rem.
dered hcuseless, 50 Of whom are quite des,
-liinIa ~. .- ~ LIZ n
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ELECTION IN MEXICO.

New YORK, November 90.
The news from VeraC Cruz places the elec>
ton OF Arisla to the Presidency beyond
doubt. - 9
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PHrLAoELpHrA, November 81.

Daniel Webster arrived he,e last night on
his way 10 Washington. Extensive prepara-
ons are being made Cor Union meeting 10
be held |. to night.
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cupisd by the Bufghsr Gaard.
The reception Of the Prussian troops b,
the inhabitants Was quiet buI friendly.

cupied by the BufghsT Guard.
The seeep,ioa Of the Prussian troops bl
the Inhabitants Was quiet buI friendly.
DENMARK AND Tue DUCHIES.
No further hostile movements heve taken
place in eirher army. The Danish forces, IL
is reported, have received considerable in
crease-some say To Ihe amOuHd Of $4,000
men. The IyPhus fever, however. disakles 3
large portion Of these. From S TO 800 pieces
are said 10 have been placed in position on
the Danish delenees. A rumor was in cir
culation ON change, thuttbe Prussian gorri-
son, al Hamburg, had received orders 10 hold
itself in readiness to march at moments
notiee-ths Duchy Of IloIstein being deslg
mated as their destination. il is added that
a crops oil 20,0Go men are to enter that
Duchy, if the SiadlholdeFate do moi speedily
arrange terms for the withdrawal Of lheil
troops. What degree of credbility is at,
taehed1o these rumoFs, does not appear
they are said to he the result Of the resigna-
lien Of Won BadowIz.
AUSTRIA. t.
From Vienna, we learn by accounts from
the I'd inst, that Gen. Radetsky and oihe
military chiefs have been Summoned 10 at
tend the grand council Of War at the capitol
The AuslFiun army against Prussia is 4
be increased ill it amounts TO 100000 men
and among them 1870 squadrons Of horse o
l40 eadh. This may appear extraordinary
as certain concillatory proposals haze OF la,'
been sen. on by the Prussian Court, but il y
stated that these, probably, cannot be acceP
led by Prince Schwarzenburg, since Pruss
insists on the Hessan question TO protect tn
Electorate against the Intervention Of tn
Federal Diet ..... .........s
TURKEY. .g
The "Ca2ilan Psha," Turkish ship c
The line, was blown up at ConstnntinopIe
and one thousand persons killed.
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iAa Win $50 passengers and $500 o0O in tie
Ssaada ef TIC passengers, and Sl,io),OOO an
freskh.
The rh,lera, wss raging ietnbly at Port
Ra,al. ! ~ fffT1ffgf
f'he news Of The admission Of California
into the UuiOn was received with general
.salkfa thns
= The news from she m;ncs is Of a mixed
dsscrip ions.
g Wherever 4he streams have been drained
a pleneful Yield has been the result, but sev.
setal Uf tile dTai have recently given way
in consequence OF th. rising ct tile waller.
aud the laboI Of months has thus been render
ed fruiileAs
Gold bearing quartz con,inaes to be dis.
covered, and ins in the end will form Iht
great lesoSrse &c niue when surface golG
inlA. y,,...g ae,ts.s
The news from the overland en- grants il
1nost distressing.
& Il was earmoted III 2o,0 900 persons we're
.behiad the desert jouneying to California.
large portion Of whom are destitute Of pro
Efsiana.
The cholera had broken cat among the
GfuikIuuNsy uHu vas Cul' yink 'hGH VA WIN
dreadful rapidiy. The accounts Of the suf.
.srings Of these people furnished n rrativcl
.of safaring Of the mrs m Tnlu lesc 'ipt or
The ex2ed;ency Of making reqnisitIor
on the Collector Of this port for an advance
al $lo1,0t0. has been suggested, and il il
probable The citizens will resort TO that tueal
OF aleyiating this terrible distress.
Tue resources Of private henevolence are
exhausted, aud il rs but ght tina, Govern
fIient should afflrd assistance.
Arepori prevailed, few days previous I,
the sailing of the steamer, that the Choer,
had N de its appearance . San Francisco
This, however, is positively contradicied b,
the city papers.
People, in large numbers afe leaving SnT
Ftaneisro as fast 40 they can get away, Of
their return 10 the Unied States.
Pie Captain General has arrived at Cuba
There is grea, rejoicing q, San Francisco
on account Of ihe ADMISSION Of the State int,
She UnIon.
Ole or two cases oi Cholera had occurred
ai San Francisco, prior TO the 10th,
S'1ss MARKET.
so hfA San Francisco, Oct. l6.
Flour $23a27 pei Dbl.
Pofk--Fim at $500
Groceries Active, and advancing.
Sugar--2 TO Sc higher.
CoiEae e--Scarce, and in demand at 81,
2Sc.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

WoMAN's DEvoTIoN. The Dresden (Tenn)
Wing Mirror Of the 9Th ui;imo, says tliai on
the preceding dag woman went to the Jail
at that place, 20 vhlch her husband, man
by The name Of Roberts, was coofned on the
charge Of perjury, obtained admission TO hiA
cell, and, 10 all appearances, after long in
teFYiew. departed. Twenty four hours az
teTwards il was discovered that her husband,
dressed in her clothes, had escaped, and lhe
devoted wife was the sole tenant of bis cell.
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NARRow EscAPr oF 4 Vito Bg,IAIsr TAMrr

NARRow EscAPEoFA wILD BEAsr TAMER.
--IIydraIgo, one Of Van Ambure's assistants
IN tanning anitnals ., Turon:o, !aiely went
into a csgo iD which a panther. a tiger, q
iioness, a couger, leopard, and llyena had
been placed. The tiger became suIlen,
when IIydrsIgo struck him with whip,
which so enFnged tho bess. thai he splang
npon The man and brouRhr him down 70 the
floor At the momsn, yan Amburg spTsng
into she cage, took tho tiger OF, and saved
the mans life.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

- A man named Thomas IIinlen, said
10 he nephew Of Gen. Hlnlon, now updes
arrest in Ohio Cor robbing The mail, was CO.'S
siled Of passing counterfeit money at Zines
vile last week, and senionced to the State
Prison.
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The Countess Of Blessingicn wiF tDe
half sisier ol the late Tyrone Power, iEe
successful doIineaior Of Irish character who
was losi on board the steamer PresiJsnl.
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The Relics of Sir John Franklin. The
British papers conInin the official reports,
published by The Admiralty, upon tho relics
found al Cape Riley by Capt. Omancy, aud
carried TO England by Captain Eo,syih 10 The
Prince Albert. They consisted Of beef
pork, mutton and Olher bones, and pieces Of
fopo, canvass and wood, which Il was con-
'sldersd a settled point by the reporters, e.
mong whom we're Sir W. Edward Party, Sir
John Richardson, and Capt. Sabine, must
have been lefl by Sir John Franklin, and q, IA
period % far back % l6A5, Capt., Sabine
seems disposed 10 regard The encampmeni
at Cape Riley as winter station Of the lost
naglgatnrsl while Sir Edward inlers that il in
distress, they woald have deposited some
disiinct notice Of their situation. ye 5s
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sfmiDstiOn 10 soPPOn aRd enforce that de-
rec
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FRONl CALIFORNIA!
ARRfYAL A@A OF
TIE STEAMER
CRECENT CITY.


ghe cIeseent City arrived t.i'h dates from
San ftahciseo 10 the 10 b, arrived this even,
iAe win $50 passengers and $500 oa0 in tie
Jhsais II nc passengers, and Sl,fo) 1000 On
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O1rA cOresaOndeni Of lhe Richmond Ea-
bsirsF snaounees Nj. JAS. Mcdowell as en-.
iNontIy &, foE Uuiled States Senator. OH.
eFs think that Hon. J Y. Mason should be
te.elecied
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ARRIVAL OF rue STEAMER
TI.A G. II II a q!


NEw YosK, November %, iaI-.A. NJ.
The s'eamer Niagara, from Liverpool the
Ah inst with adViees from LOndan TO the
Sih, aad from Paris 10 The 7th, arrived II
her pier shortly afier 10 this usoining.
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~ lnst with adFIees tfOm LOndan 10 the
Sth, aad from Paris 10 The 7th, arrived u
her pier shorty after 10 this uloining.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY OF LIVER
- ~t-fsa pool. gnrlrffssF "A
LNERroOL, Saturday, Nov. 8.
The past week has been ore Of quietness
in commercial trade. For Pceduce general
Y. the demand bas been less animated than
ior some time pnst;still prices femain with
ut much change holders being generally
iisposed TO reqnirs former rates. The nc
counts from the chiei market Of the conii-
rent, this week, paftake Of GullRess, aud the
lemaad for the mos, descriptions Of goods
tre limited. aaHa
In the money market, no chaage CAT be
eported. The rates Of dis::an; remain
Easy. Cash is abundant. This is chiefly
he result Of the additional commercial pa
Ier thn, has been raised on colonial produce
collateral security being taken By the de
posits Of warrants.
pr " AMERICAN PROVISIONS.
Pork-Mess in better request, at advanced
rates. Shoulders are unchanged.
L1rd-Less active at 37a37s Cd.
Groceries CoGe is dull, A fair business
loing in sugar. t.., ...r r#. sa r.#
IdlloW--Dull. r
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

PaeF. Wrss1ER.-To. morrow rr. Webster is
10 be hung What an ignonlinous end for man
who has 50 long occupied one Of the most pTomi-
nent and honorable stations in his coHn;Iy.--
Whss an impressive lesson il furnishes of the evils
resulting from an inpetrcus and ungovernable
semrer. But yesterday, be stood the admiration
Of bis countrymen, to-day, none so poor as TO Go
him reverence Few Of ms gu. who have a.
times given way to inpetuosi,y Of temper that a.
like unfortunate mig tnaye resulted alike fatally.
The subject is repiete with reflections calculated
TO better the human mind, bat we have not the
space to pursue them. II is said that Prof. Web
s,er has written another confession to be made
public after his DEATH II so, there are things be-
hind The veil that the public mind has noiyet d.
sined.
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DEAru OF Grs. Levy n. Caf-AG

DEArH OF GfN. LEVIN H. CoE.-Afier
,utiering terribly for sixty three DAYS, from
Inc ."nnd inflicted on him BIS Jos sVftliam-
Gen. Cne was released from his agoav an
las, Saturday. At P.M IL died "a IS
Years. We arc compelled, this M rninn, to
ti'resn PAY ing % his menar. the jus, tribute
duo To his worth as citizen, I'D his n4r
able position a man Of I lenis and mcguire
menis.. Memphis nd no more devoted aud
pub'ic-spiriied citizen. and whilst she re-
greis him as such, his many warm aud al,
iached friends will deeply and sincerely de-
plnre The melancholy fate 0: so accomplish
ed companion, so true friend, and gal
lan,-hearted a Memphis Ea-
gle.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF Iowa, !
Scott County,
District Court, October Term, A. y. 1850
Eliza c. Fiddler,
Gsorge G. Fiddler.
'I'He defendant 10 hereby notified that the complain
ant has hled in the Clerks Once Of said Coani,,
petition praying TO be divorced from the bonds o.
matrlmony from said defendant, and, where's,
the Sheriff OF said County Of Scott has returned
on the subpoena sued out against :he defendant ~
said suit, that said defendant is .snot found N
said County Soft Now unless the said a.
iendant shall appear at the October Term OF The
Court aforesaid, to be begun and held in the
Court House in Davenport, in said county, onihs
fourth Monday in October, A. D. 1850. to PLEAD,
answer or demar toi the petition OF said complain,
am, SAID petition will b. taken as { Messed, gro
the PRAYER Of the petitioner will he allowed.
JAS THORfNG ron, elk Dis. Court
RACKET g. Ware, Sol for CompI..
August goth. 1850. 81
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tGo,an,unicated.1
DROWNED.

On the 18Th inst, WILLIAM MEG. SMITH edes.
son OF Robert L. and Molly Smith, aged is yeana
months ard days.
The subject OF this notice Dor in Butler coun.
ty, Pa, and emgratsd with his parents to Clinton
county, Iowa. fall of 1913. He had always been
person of remsrk able deme nor, xhbi.ng the
characteristics Of mAtured age than Of youth. He
was universally beloved and is lament.
I'D by all who knew him. His des III being sudden,
not sdording has friends the opportunity OF ascertain
ing the exact state Of his mind yet from the whole ten
or OF has life, and recent in particular
they have the most sat sactory evidence OF hs future
welfare, and are not left TO mourn those who have
no hope. His funeral was attended the 9Th bys
numerous concoSrse Of people end the occas.on vas
improved oy sermon by the Rev. A. Bishop from ne
orews 9Th CHI '. e. o. after which his body was cor.
vsyed TO the common barying ground there to rssha
the resurrection.
Banner 10 reQue sted 10 copy.
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RAILROAD MEErNs.-We direct attention 10
The proceedings Of Railroad Meeting, 10 be
found in our paper this week. A meeting res.
pending TO the spirit and resolutions of that
meeting should be Immediately held in this
pace. Let Us exhibit to Congress an earnest
noes 10 this matter that will cause it's members
no longer TO slight our reasonable request. Let
Us exhibi, an unaninity upon the subject tina,
will cause our Representatives in Congress TO
cpen their syes 70 be faoi tia. there i; Central
Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

RAIL RoAD.-The last Iowa City papers contain the
procss dipss of the late rail road convention that
place. We 60 not that they exh bit any than
the usual amount of seihshnes very objection
able in any way. possessing as they do character of
negative innocence. II we issu ing hslf
sheets, we woaid publish the proceedings with plea
surs.-Muscatine Eng.
AS the bill before Congress, 10 facilitate the
construction OF Railroad from Davenport 10
Council Bluff, mentions Intermediate poias,
it is time for our neighbor ,ocease his opposition
presumed to have been based upon the COT
irary OF the above fact-and apply his strength
10 securing Musca;ine poil,.
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Misunderstanding 10 the Non'fear
Haysien the number ofchiIdren bern during
The first quarter Of the present year, in the
North, South and Yves, Provinces, wns
1859. Of whom 100 were born out OF we'd
lnck--only l63 legitimate! IN Port an
Prince, the capital of the empire, of Ais
children born all hu, 80 were illegitlmate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

CEoiERA.-We understand that a Mr.. Camp
bell. living on the prairie in Richland township,
died Of cholera few days since. His fathers
family had all had il and recovered.
Robert McGilyery, Of Richiand township, who
had been al work 10 Galena for few DAYS, was
taken with symptoms OF the epidemic on Sunday
night last, startsd for home, but sunk 10 the
ground exhausted when two miles from town and
died The same night M. r. was expected here
70 begin work on JOB on Monday ---ysctson
O.. Dem
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

A LARGE number Of the richest and most
respectable citizens Of Cincinnati hayo pc
,itioned the Common Council Of that city to
loan the credit ol,he city for eigh, hundred
thousand dollars 10 the Ohio end Mississippi
Railroad. The list is headed by Nicholas
Longwor,h, the richest man ia Cincinnati
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

CEcLEaA At GALEwA-The report published
las. week ofthe sudden appearance OF this cpl.
iemic al Ga'ana WIS no, exaggerated. On Mon
day there were seventeen deaths, since which
lime the disease has been gradually aba,ing ard
a. las, accounts bu, few deaths daily were oc-
curing.
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The SENATE's CIaPRpMIsE. &C ta,e,
public gra,uiptou crowd upon US in qdhi
succession. Yeslef,la, We md the h pp
ness 10 announce 10 our readers tie pt>--
age by The Senate OF the inp"r,ani peace
measure, the admission Of California; anl
to-day VIC ieicilatc them On the ylrla
passage, by the same patriotic hnd,. of the
no less important &C, to establish the Terri.
tory of lNew Merico. This last OF the Sc,
er i measures which were embraced ia the
general Compromise bill was yesterday or
dered TO third reading with al much unan.
unity as nc, TO have comma nded The ,eas
and nays, or even n count.
This is indeed a happy event II was
the apprehension entertained in the South
that the Wilmos proriso would be forced
into this till which reused Southern sensi.
biiity, and gave rise TO the hateful agitation
which followed. The bill il free from the
offensive proviso; the South stands in that
respect on the equality ahchii Justly claim
ed; and now The remaining bill, TO complete
The series OF measures by which peace and
order and national concord are to acoaire
ascendancy in he Union, is The Till to give
effect to tho provisions Of The Constitution
which concern the apprehension oftngiives
from labor. This bill also passed, and The
Senate will be absa!ved from any further
responsibility. II will receive the need Of
praise and gratitude from the united voices
Of the American people, Aleves will now
be directed to the Representatives House
of Congress. Let us not fear that ,bev
will disappolnt the public hopes. Let US
not doubt tina, they will be animated BY the
same noble ambition to earn the blessings
Of their country, and return to their home.
with the benediclion Of swell done, good
and faithful scrvants!"-Nat Int.