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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

-sRSeaz FOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES-
%SHEGlN WITHOUT DETENTION AT PANAMA -
HfaA4-'A~41A The United States Nall steamship Company
will dispatch The splendid double engine steamship OHIO
on Thursday Sept &C. al O'Clock P from the pier foot
OF Warren horh River with the Government Malls and
paser gers for San Francisco and intermediate porls.
The connection at Panama will be carefully Aep up, and
passengers San Francsco guaranteed that they will
not be delayed Panama beyond tho usual stay in that
port.
The books are open and passage be secured at
Inc following rates
FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs.
State Boom berth.
Stande berth forward seloon. ............... so
Steergge berth found bed and separate table,. 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
State Room berth. $50
steersge, found bed and separate table....... $50
FROM NEW.YoRK TO
State Room. standse steerage
Charleston. $50 $40
Savannah ................. 70 10
HaVbDa ~ %
New OrlesnB. .............. 10 o0 70
Freight to New. Orleans 25 cents per cubic foot
Freighto Havana will be taken In limited quantity a!
Reasonable rates.
Conrigpees receive their goods at ship tackles mme
daiely after her arrival at Havana
20 secure freight pnsage apply at the office of the
Company 1T West.st corner OF Warren, 70
Special Notice Ii given shippers by tets lre that the
Company have prepared form Of bill OF edug adapted
business which will he furnished 10 shippers ap
picaiion Tho Companys Office and with which they
requested provide themselves, other form will be
signed By the Agent OF the Company All bls OF adng
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel sl4 @
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AMERICAN EILEs.

V7vAHs. DAVIS 4 CO.'S SUPERIOR CAST sYGE at
RELIES -The attention western merch nts are lnvso
to he above stamp fhsy are manufactured BY e1psr
enced workmen warranted equal TO the beat Ens l,a
stsmna complete assortment Of machniats, deonSS
Iii and taper es on hand and for sala by eir az eats
Curtis Hand Commercest Philadelphia; Qulney,
Delapierre 81 John-s hewYork BhTlns "a ESQ, ~ ~
Plat sl EeH. York. - |N"ON
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DRY GOODS.
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
J. w, BARKER Il co.

FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
J. w. BARKER Il CO.,
II and rs Catherine a,reet, corner honroel
RE prepared to show to their customers one OF the
"A lsrgeat STOCKS OF elegant DRESS and other
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ever exhibited In this city; comprising
SILKS, gATlNS, AND SATIN TURC,
plain figured and atps OF the most elegant ana
approved syles and desgns ever imported into this
market.
FRENCH AERIEOS and CAsHAERES
Of every desirable color shsde, aud quality
PRINTED CASRMEREs and DE LANES
entirely new deeIgus commencing low as one sni'"k
per yard ,,,r,pa
PAhAMETrAs, ALPACAs and LUSTEks
of every desirable color aud shade OF very superior 'O
nn'h' erJK yELyETs-ALL CoLoRS
R0M8aZlNEs and MOURNING GOODS
OF every description
cAspngRE LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs
poupoy md WOODEN LONG AND SQUARE DO
NV TIBET. SILK, SATIN, and GRAPE DO.
BLANKETS FLANNELs, and QUILTS,
CLOTHS CAssIMERES, SATINE7TS AND
vEsYINCs,
FABLE LINENS, TOWELINGS and DIAPERS,
and every description of goods for family use,
cALICOEs, sHEETINGS, sHIRPlNGs, TICKS &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, HKFs,
with every description ofdry goods for
LADIES GEN1LE MEN's and CHILDRENs WEAR
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION. ltF
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NEW YeRA LAUNDRY, 10 sPa &C n;sS; nEAs
~ NAssAU.-Po New Shirt Dealers Single 9enueInen'
Families &c-Phis Ia of The most perfect and e1Sn
dive establishments Of tho kind IN this or any ohsr country
IL haa been erected expense OF about four noesaao
dolarS and combines the following advantages:
lst-Peraons leaving the city In haste can hAve .nen
cotcs washed and irorOd IL superior manner ID nor
twoto thfee houre tine. ...
2nd-No material La used in the washing department
su purc olive oil soEp and filtered croton waller honce
Globes are not destroyed by patent sosps or otnsf haE
brgs no extensively advertised In the newspapara
shirts are done up equal 70 nSw '1 a,
eoorsd yeats and panaoons elegantly lroned and Posbed
4th-Clothes lost nissenL (which seldom or never
happens) win be promptly paid for ,r..
Sh-Cio,hes washed at this csssoBshBent VII weai
auch longer simply because they are not oay nAnaso
ith great care but injurious drug 40 generally oaeo ~
weshers 10 permitted to come near them
sth-Isdea dresses and all 6ne arces ara esae up oy
an experienced French Lsundress .. ..s
clothes taken and delivered tres Of extra charge tnk
snots and stains efecaaIy removed
ordern len ii The Once Is spruoest or ssat through
tia penny Poat win recsaye promp, sss1noa.
~'" ~ MADAME RAYMOND, superintendent
P.S Nxperigncad banda are smPl'yod 70 ro1 nsss
shirts.
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See lid Page for other Insurance.
JUpp,s n6EpIoATED LIQUID oUT1oLE

rE,RIs IS An INVALUABLE ARTICLE for dressing
burns cuts and bruises scslds any kind Of fresh
wounds 30 says Dr. Valentine Mott Of the n. Z. Medical
Unversity Dr. Darling of tie same Drs. Gibsun and
Johnson Of he Virginia Medical lnsasunen, with many
ether practical SurgeonA
PEHPIELD CAMP, HiddlesoEn, Gem. Sosa pEoPrr
WIZ ". 2. HICKS Z CO. 10 and lBl Front-ss.
Wholseals Agenie,
For sale by sehsaelin Bros e Co.; Havilend, Keeae Il
Co; WA Burgsg Co., Boyd & Peal; Haydoek, Cortss
Clay. saS9 lRl'sH
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BOOK TRADE.

GEORGE P. PUTNAM
PURLIBH THl6 EEK.
"WEDNESDAY.
RJRAL HOURS-8Y A LADY.
THIRD EDITION.
vol Emo. cloth 81 Is.
commenced the ersu thu new vort from the psn Of
rare with editors finished closed the Ids Of quiet
perfec, delight full Of sP The spirit OF the oods the
reaued and lofty nature ICoiumban
DlokENys HousEbo1D WORDS, no. %.
Price cents,
III.
ON THURSDAY
THE BERBER; OR TIE sALEY PIRATEs'
BY DR. MAYO, AUTHOR OF hALooLAH'
Third Edition l2Ino cloth " -,
The Berber narrative Of wonderful exceed
iugy novel and peculiarly original W incident and plot IN soa
respects equal kaooah oteI' even saPsror ron are
edn Boston Atss
ON FRIDAY
THE COMPANION; AFTERDINNER FABLE
TALK.
BY FLEETWOOD EVELYN, E'q.
vol 12mo with portrait OF Rev. Sydney Smith
This work whch plan of Dr.. southey's CON-
mon Place Book Aselecton Of curious read
ipes from various choice authors ancient and MODERN
1t is repete with peS,ages puugept pointed and
puuan from the moat celebrated wits and philosophers
THE DEERSLAYER.
BY j. Kenmore COOPER, Esq.
Yhe authors revised edition. vol limo, cloh-Sl D.
Arrangements having been made for the speedy publication
OF mr. CooPERs
LEATHER STOCKING TALES AND
SEA STORIES.
Printed on fine paper, uniform with Ways Of the
new and elegant edition Cooper. world renowned novels
which translated of the languages OF Europe
sia 2sTb&sst Boston Transcript
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ENGLISH CARpETIMGS
AND OIL CLOFHS.
pEEN SON e. Il Jim 2 81 E % Y +,

PEFERSON & HUMPHREY,
1872 PesrlBL Madison.
OFFER FOR SALE one Of the most extensive ana
W elegant stocks OF Carpetng &c 10 be found IN sne
City, embracing ,,,,n,srr,
which In sse quality coors and desgns are unauFpsaseo
and viii be SOLD at pricea ruinous 10 the trade
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS.
la extent our stock cannot eQusled and for variety
cannot exceed and price full cent less than other
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RHREE~PLY.
This description OF csrpel we have made such arrange
ulenls with the importers and manufacturer ha we arc
1-snsren AT AL rnea TO furnish the latest and best desgns
INGRAM CARPETS.
Our stock OF Low Priced Carpe:s was never os''e ana
are selling prices varying from 80 to ia per YARD
OIL CLOTHS
In endless varieties, some exceedingly nch varying h
width from q feet and selling With all other choice
woods foupd in Carpet Stores full per cent eas Khan
obsr establishments, to prove which cal Ia collected.
au22 2misThS&Tu*
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100, F-JUsT PUBLISHED
TIME ODD FELLOWS KEEPsAKE-C Containing q
complete history Of Odd Fellowship from tl origin IN
the Old Country ill tho present time, embracing many
facts never before published which 10 added the com
ples statistics of the order, by @. Rep W. w Wallace M
B. Price 81 bound In cloth For sale at 80 Nassau I'd
49, NV w. els ST.
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ROYAL. PAPER MAOHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
HaIkin-si. West 6elgraVo Square,
LONDON


and "a Sonsutunon Hill Birmingham
gXNHE SUBsCRIBER having been appointed agent In
h!s cy for Messrs Jennens ss"T1 l soma ono o.
oSred orders for all descriptions OF Peper ache
ocdR and respectfully inv!tes tho merchants ard the public
70 call and see bis ssmpee of tableL chairs writing deskS
sks.andG portfolios fancy boxes card cases glove bo1ea
ehess boards wine sy e9'sop eaS ss Foes
bearing FAC sme keneHse' OF jenny Lind 'aAsn lfoin ne
original ..-.-.;.. .a.. -, ha .~A.o,ad IN
- HENRY l. lBBoTsoN, 2ls Pesrl.sl mp sairs'
an97 ImIssod Betweau @Aidan-lsne and john,EG
CRANES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOAP.
EBNO THIS popular and superior Soap was awarded me
Fair al Albany las. week. Manufactured by Loho,
LYNCH L Co I4 Sullivan st N. Y. County rig6ls ior
ais Soap for sale IN !his Stale elo lw8
EVE AND EAR--DR. JAMES w. POWELL. DC
-E us Aurist &c attends exclusively 70 alssaSes Oh vac
Eye and Ear from to o'clock, daily, al nle ofnees, Il
Wsrreu-sL corner OF Broadway ~, r,..
DR. PowePs popular Treatise on The Eye, us diseases
and their Cure nird edition, with plates, price 80 cen'
Also great varsity of beautiful Artificial Eyea which
be inserted without any pain operation, and WI
DR. POweps seltA Aching Eye and Ear Fountsins for APP
plying In The mosI efficient way delicate or
CANA can be procured al his oce Ia cases the
yes nave been strengthened and vision restored and also
aeAiuoA1 eeNeS removed by lhoir use su%7 eodirnis
WATTs'S NERVOUS ANTID0 TEs warranted
w 10 cure all neuia gla anapnodlaln Tic doloreux all
vioen, hp rheumatism eon and avery dsease under the
Assd Peerosa or Ihe money reurned 81 per boale 50
Per doz lu5 Nassan,s- Dr. Wans undertakes all such
eases in the city without charge until cared 4lO Green
Wch's- ala 1t"
MESSRS. BOSCH az WENMAN, II spruce-sl
1fA manufacturers OF Instruments the ysrious scientific
professions are prepared 10 furnish PaImeses adding In.
tsrumeru IL superior finish. ala 6teSaS
EOR eALE-A shp's chronome,er, warrnntsd 10 bes
hrstgae article Blisa Creighton, manufactured Ar
ply al tho boot and shoe establishment of Lorn BROOKS
l3a EpsonrsL as lmis
&TRAM ENGINE FOR SAI4E, OF nine borse
" power In hrstrsls running order, With good boiler
nearly new. Ipquire OF J RHODES corner OF Norh
Second and Teash st. WiianseuFgh Price ss2s. sslahsa
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA
THE LITERATIi
A NEW WORK by, Edgar Allan Poe in one volune'
n IL mo. Price 81 50.
"Phe Lilers some honest opinions about au'horsI me
s and demeriu with casonei words OF per'onsLy;,L
Together with MarenRls, Suggestions and EsaayS by
Edgar A. Poe. With q Sketch OF the Author oy huiuS
Wilmot Grswold. D d.
cIave criticism as well the caustc severity ana
# evpces on almost every page extensive acquen.,
ance with literature and unsurpassed skill 10 literary arr
ais 6tDltWis J. 8 RE0PIELo, Clinton Hall.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHdTTd


LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1903 Broadway, corner Ptne-gt
TE1HIB COMPANY having 8 caah capital OF 100000
paid In and invested according to law, Ia prepared 10
take risks the iveR Of individuals for ono year, Tor
erm Of years OF for fe Tho principles adopted by tho
Company give the assured perpetual security and large
In The profits OF the Company without mourning any
personal responsibility.
Payments OF premiums arranged 10 accommodate The
assured
Any information desired, cheerfuly given at the otice
BOARD DIRECTORS.
Aynd Van Schaick, Edward Hsigh. Jas c. Baldwin
Caleb 8 Yoodhuu VIM j. Valentine, VIM. K. Strong
Edwin D Morgan Humphrey Pbeps David 8. Mills. Jr.
Wiism Burger John 8 Harris Lewis Loder,
D. Henry Hsight, Geo Hastings yohn Bowl
! Anderson Silas C Herring J g. Herrck
Eleazer FsImdy, David Austen, John Z. Ware,
Jobr g Wflisns c. Kingsand, Daniel BURNETT
D. Austin Muir Enoch Dean, George Webb
Geo D Phepa N g Bradford. John "A Merritt,
DEMON Pearsall, Edwin }. Brown. Henry Siokes,
jas Van Norden, A. A. Al7ord.
ALONZO A ALVORD, President
c. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
REYNOLDS 4 VAN SCEAIcK, Attorneys and Counsel
ABRAM DUBOIS, M. D. AedicA! Examiner at the Office
from 10 o'clock daily.
WILLARD PARxER, Il. D. Consulting Phynicisn.
81 L24iseod
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gY1HE WATER CURE-A Treatise on the Human Con-
atution conditions OF health the causes OF disease
the leading systems Of medicine aud tho principles pac
tee az splaons and results Of Hydropa!hy 81 Fhomas
II Is worth dollar sells shilling presents the hsto
~ philosophy and practice OF the Water cure IN Gear ana
condensed while gyes the qunescene OF aa ots
medical information" |" aver Ouie ' oI -
Evidently work who thoroughly his
subject" tueA e. nv t NC 81.
, nu ;nonirs, Practical Chrstian.
Dr Nichols thoroughly educated physician and rom our knew
ledge public writer we can vouch Tor hs ab
and rely the honesty OF purpose which guides nm
TO his conclusions 49,, , MAZDA sia sni III g.,
sTRlEGER H. YOWHsEND under the American Muse
um; GROWER, 599 Broadway; AxFORD, l68 Bowery
and r. BURNToN, 24l Eudaon'st Price II cenu'
oil Sw
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TTNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
u PANY 81 Wall ST.. Jsuncey CourI) continues 10 insure
lives on isvorat e terms and Oilers inducements 10 LIFE
AssuRERs which peculiar to lhis Company frat PER-
PEruAL SECURITY OFFS large fund Increasing by prosper
certain periods to pay The premiums Third. S losses
show discrimination The selection Of lives hitherto un'
known In Lite Insurance thereby inviting the BEST LIVES
10 select ibis Company; Fourth, It's unlimited character
provides unutu6l advantages married women, vido "a
and minors Fifth The insurers receive all The profits
which JOINT stock and mixed companies aaye found 80 u
crAIye and no connection with any other cass Of nsur
snce
DIREcToRs-Abbott Lawrence, Henry Croker, Daniel
Ezra While, G sorgs Collinh John D Lang, chsfles
Jones, Joseph q Wiii,mI, George Dudley.
JUDD HOLLISTER, Agents, 81 Wal-st'
w Parker MD.
C. B. GILMAN, ID D. Medical Examiners.
Permits granted for seaVoysges Foreign Residepees or
In the Territories OF The Uriied States. 81 4dsfu&S
Soc ND Pane fnr other Insurance
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COUNTRY DWELLINGS.
TIME AMERICAN ARcHITECT-fhe c2sspest Atcn'
/ ec,ural work published in The United sates
Carpenters and designing to build you'd ma th
publication 10 be valuable aid Country builders esPe'
ciay would derive substantial assistance from the Detsn
and fully partcuaTized specifications. consiss OF OH
plnal Designu Of Country Dwellings Each number con-
sains Perspective View, TWO Elevations two flan;
Plate Of Delss and fully described Carpenters and Ma
sons Specifications vos quariO. bound in uheep-S6
For sale by VAN NOsTRANp TERRELL
sl4K 10 Fulton ST., up stAira.
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On FOR SALE.-A farm OF 100 acres, situated 81 mtles
- The Depot o. the New York aud New Haven k.R.
at either Fairfield Southport In the County Of Falr-
field CT good sate OF cultivation and has on
large dwelling houae barn, granery and other outba'
dngs. For particulars apply 10 WM bAGrA,
I66 'Capal.sL New York or TO HENRY SMITH,
ALI 6leod+ On the premises.
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lFn COTarRY RESIDENCE WANTED,-A
ks place in good order with or scfea OF lsod, gooe
A sized house and well stocked with fruit and veges-
bes. yea more II liked near the Sonnd or
good stream preferred Address, with SO full Description
as may be convenient 8. box "a, Birmingham, Conn.
AZ Ivis
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NSm FOR SALE--A very desirable farm, highly cult.
&' vsed and improved. 10 Essex Coun y. n j. on the
Morris and Essex Railroad, With every variety OF
woodland, orchard meadow. &c and well waered
win be sold low terms favorable Apply to PEYER
Parks II Walst second focr, back Office. s4 lw+
c. uIrth foro ther Real Estate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

sSgs FOR eALE OR 20 LET.-Four Houses In
% me new block OF frsI cla.s stone font houses on
@A Fwepty htrdIt be ween Fourth and Lex ng on avs
Of the purchase wi taken In city country prop
ery and large portion The balance Gao remald on ooud
and morgsge. Apply to 9. RICHARDSON, 10! Ienth ~
h-fore 10 and after O'Clock, TO j. FAIRS Nt'sausl
Kew, nj he buIldinga gl4 2weod
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FALL IMPORTATION.
VELVETS RIBBONS, SILKS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS
l. M. STEV EMS & 90,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs,
! las and 148 Pearl-st-
are prepared offer the trade Of the largest and
best selected of these goods TO be found In this city
Yher goods having been ordered previous TO the recent
advance In prices they enabled 10 offer them quite 40
low as they have been offered Their stock having
heen nseced expressly for their trade by Mr. STE
VEINS during his recent visit 10 Europe enables them 10
offer entirely ,,.,,,c,,,.
which are confined exclusively their trade Deal
ers from the larger cities well all engaged In the
trad will greatly their advantage to examine ms
stock and prices prior purchasing y3O Fu&Shioctl
RIBBONS sILKSa SATINs VELVET5
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW GOODS,
COMPOSING complete assortment OF MILLINERY
O0OODs received rom recent importsiionn and
AUCTION
Minerr and merchants are invited 10 call ana examine
them which Win be offered Ell the lowest prices for
-, snproved credit, by j. DOREMUs MiLES,
snl5 6vtst 20 JohD-st. New-York.
MORRIS L. HALO w ELL g. 90.
l4S harketut Philadelphia
IMPORTERS AND WHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
sILK AND FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
LACES, SHAWLS, &c
FREIGHT PAID TO NETWORK
goods purchased from and shipped by northern route
Onis
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BOOK TRADE.

THE NEW NEWGATE CALEHDA Ar.
FULL on BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRAflONs.
20 be published Monthly by
z 3. PETERSON,
No. SO CHEsSuT.sr. PHILADELPHIA
The first Volume Is published This hornig.
PHE new NEWGATE CALENDAR;
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MUSIC.

NHARLEs KLAUsER will give Instructions on the
" piano and In vocal mu.ir worry moderate Terms
9he essops can be given Ia French German or Engso,
~ parents desire Refsr-nces Enmerlch Via, o<
sShirteenln al ri 2tsla VS.
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MESSRS. BOSCH a. WEN9TAN II snrnce-a!
1VA manufacturers Of Instruments In The ysrons scientific
professions prepared furnish Parmeses adding In.
tsrumentS IL superior finish. s14 6teods
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FOR CAIIFORNIA.

See With Page for other Real Estate.
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THIS MORNING -SATURDAY.
TFlRE JENNY LIND LORGNEFTE, being No. xxi
l. of John Tmon.
I-showDg v,ews of the triumphal entry; particulars
respecting the mania, and suggestions oi its cure
II-Giving home picture OF Young Man abou It
Town. SPRINGER 4 TOWNSEND,
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" power, In hrsLtGs running order, With good boiler
nearly Inquire OF J RHODES corner OF NORTH
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hrstvae article, Eiss Creighton, nRnufsctuyes Ar
ply tho boot and shoe esssbhaameni of Lorip brooke
1Ss Fponst as lmis
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Ths bound volume OF The Lorgnette1 containing the
whole OF the first HeIies with characteristic illustration
hv DnrleY ia now ready. Price 81 8. gl4 II
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-26
News of the inrek.
Ohio Legislature.


The SENATE has at length been organized by
an agreement between Mr.. Randall (whig
Freesoiler) of Ashtabula and Mr.. Swift (Dem.
Frcesoiler) of Summit, whereby the following
resolutions were passed
Resolced That for the purpose Of proceeding
temporarily to business, Mr.. Broadwcll shall
withdraw, and Mr.. Johnson be permitted to
retain his scat as a Senator, until tho commit
tee on Privileges and Elections shall report up
on Mr.. Broadwells claim to said Johnson S
scat.
Resolred, That the standing rules adopted for
governing the last Senate be adopted for tho
government of this Senate, except the seth
rule, and substitute therefor the follow
ing:
"No person claiming a scat as a Senator
shall be permitted to vote upon report, ques-
ton, resolution, or motion affecting or that can
affect his right to scat as a Senator, nor upon
any question, resolution or motion, in the event
OF which he is particularly or Immediately in
tcrested.'
The first resolution, after an unimportant
amendment, was adopted. Yeas ls, Nays l6
Democrats and Frecsoilers voting in the af-
firmative, and the Wings, with Blocksom and
Burns, (Dem.) in the negative.
The second resolution was adoptcd-yeas Is,
nays l6. The Wings and Frccsoilers voting
in the affirmative, and the Democrats in the
negative.
Mr.. Randall made an accompanying state
mcnt, which he afterwards reduced to writing
as follows:
We have also further agreed that the follow
ing bills shall be passed before the report of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections shall
be acted ON, in the case of Mcssrs. Broadwell =
and Johnson's claim to a scat.
A bill providing for the call of Convention
for the purpose of altering or amending the
Constitution, the apportionment of delegates ia
accord with the provisions of the present ap-
portionmcnt law, except that Hamilton county
shall form but one district for the purpose oi
olecting said delegates.
2. An appropriation bill.
3. bill repeating so much of tho appor-
tionmont law as devides Hamilton county, re-
serving all rights now acquired under said
| law.
The votes of Mr.. Swift and myself arc to be
cast together for tho purpose of reaching and
passing said bills, and it Is hoped and expected
that they can be passed within two weeks af.
ter the interchange of messages, and We proceed
TO business. Hthe Wings, by their opposition
delay the passage of the two first bills, am to
delay action on the said report of said commit.
tee, until said bills pass. If the Democrats
in connection with the Wings, cast votes
enough to defeat either of said bills then the
report Of said committee is to be acted upon
immediately aitor final action upon all of said
| bills, II RAxn.,I
The above is correct statement of the ar
rangement between Mr.. Randall and myself
and fully acquiesce in,he same. /. SwIyr.
After the adoption of tho above resolutions
(on the l7th) Mr.. Swift again offered his reso.
luton to remove the Speaker. 1t was declared
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Notiets...
!, ". walker. appointments. ;li

Tues. & Wed. 29th and Soth, oimstoad Mills.
Thurs. & Friday slst and Let Feb. Eiyri..
Sunday S Mon. Sd and 4th LitchAeld, o.w.
frSiy Meeting. -
Tues. and "Wednesday, 9th and 9Th, Grafton.
Thurs. and Friday 9TH and Sth, Wellington.
Sat. and Sunday 9th and 10th, Fitehville.
Monday, llth, Troy.
Tuesday, 18th, Sullivan.
Wed. and Thurs. 18th I4th, Spencer.
Saturday, 10th, Lodi.
Sunday s Monday 18th and 18th, WestAeld.
Discussion on the Dis'oi'aior Of hss Union.
Tuesday, 10th, saville.
Wednesday, goth, at the osDurn School
House, Granger.
Meetings to commence FIRST day at candle
lighting, except Sundays, when they viii COM
mcncc at half-past ten.