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THURSDAY, JUNE u, 1850.
After the reading Of the journal,

After the reading Of the journal,
Mr. INGE asked and Obtained the unanimous consent
OF the House to offer, for reference 10 the Committee OF
the Whole on the stale oil the Unon bill Tor the estab
lishment OF an armoy at the city OF Tuscaloosa in the
Stale OF ALABAMA; which said bill was referred as above
mentioned ordered TO be printed and Thy consent OF Mr.
McCLERsASp) accepted amendment or addition TO
the bill for the establishment OF armory al Fort Mas
sac in the State OF Illinois.
House TO take up Senate bill making an appropriation
for custom house Bangor, in the State OF Maine then
on the Speakers table; but objection being made, leave
MIR. BAYLY called for the regular order Of business
when
MIR HARRIS, Of Illinois, moved the suspension Of the
rules 10 20 into Commits OF the Whole on the state
Union on which motion the yeas and nays being ordered
il was agreed io--yeas %, nays os.
Mr. Boyp having been called TO the chair the commit
tee ne aa 81 Ss or
member from Wisconsin, Mt. DorY
The CHAIRMAN stated that the frst business In or.
der was the question the following amendment, pre-
-ented by the gentlemen from Tennessee, mr. STAN.
Toni
Al the end Of Mr. Gaxkss proviso insert the folowngi
Provided hoVsptr, That shall be objection TO the
40 BE- ~io s 91en o. s Ss oas q
Of latitude OF % deg ~ min that the constitution OF said
State Hy ru horze or establish African slavery therein
Mr. BAKER, who was entitled the floor. in compliance
TO the pledge given 10 MI SsDDoS. withdrew the amend
Sir THOMPSON. Of mississippi. renewed il. and, in
mocracy were 10 considerable extent responsible for
the acquisition OF the Territories from Mexico. Mr..
IT. next went on to show, thai the result OF the cleo
ton ior President forced upon the wing party the respon
siby for The settlement OF the questonor The lorna
lion Of governments for the Territories He believed that
the gentleman from Georgia would frankly admit that his
political friends now In this position. There might
be something his and the democratic record generally
which might be better not to have there But such was
the case with the wings. He urged Mr. STEPHENS 10
come in proper spirit, TO the settlement OF the question
He had voted Tor the Oregon bill containing the Provso ~
the belief that he voting 10 carry out the principle OF
the Missouri Compromise line.
Mr. STEPHENS having lvst obtained The floor,
Mr.. THURMAN made point OF order against the
right OF member TO Withdraw proposition 10 afiDri an
opportunity for another to offer IT, IN order TO hinge upon
u speech
Mr.. THOMPSON. Of Mississippi, (Mr. STEPHENS
yielding The hoof) Withdrew The amendment; when
Mr.. STEPHENS renewed
ne CHAIR deciding against the point OF order,
Nj proceeded 10 address the committee, urging
tnal ne had always been wiling TO imprach the late Es
ecuve ior The manner in which he had acquired the Ter
rtorles tie had no against the present admIn
istatlon Tor continuing the Illegal governments il found
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We received note on Wednesday from MIR. Wallace,
Of South Carolina complaining Of some illusions that
bad been made in our previous articles on his letter We
addressed reply to Mr. Wallace on the same evening.
which has drawn from him the following card. We pub
sh ii with great pleasure and trust il will remove from
The public mind every impression which the mpuation
referred to was calculated TO produce
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, U. s.,
Washington, juno ID, 1850
SR have TO acknowledge the receipt Of your note OF
last evening In reply mine Of the same date. In which
you say that Gin consequences OF the striking similarity be
many Of the chief and leading sentiments expressed
your letter and those had derived from another source,
well from other which do not feel
liberty specify could help believing that another
gentleman had agency in it, preparation"
You are pleased further TO add that "the promptitude
with which you have the superstition and made your
inquiry Is calculated to remove any such i'm.
pressos. Bur you will give me great pleasure,
being notified YOUR desire TO that effect 70 do 700 full
justice, by an explicit contradiction in the Union"
have n,fm you that desire u as early es prsc-
cabc and leave your Of justice TO give 20 that
contradiction circulation coexen'ive with that which
has been given to the i'm putstion referred to-
am, sir, your obedent servant,
d. WALLACE
THOMAS Rrrcms. esq Washington. d. O.
81 +
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THE LADIES belonging Carroll Chapel, Montgomery county,
friends and the pupnc mh me'f
Rural FESTIVAL Cor the benefit Of the Church VIII ase ." n"
day, the 18Th cottage adoiHng inc
Price OF nd non f CROWN persons ~ cents children Tree
Gae opened AZ O'Clock, Dinner win be provided, and
should the weather be aaissoc Festival win be postponed
70 TN following Saturday.
June l2-A
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Qy~Wnshington Society for Free Debates.--An adjourn
cd meeting Of this society evening the Temper
Hail. n O'Clock The first business order will be
report
be followed BY debate the following question
sought there, RATIONAL cal religious grounds
legal restrictions divorce by agreement Of both the married
~
The extended, BY society," to
ladies gentlemen.
By order of the committee June IA
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sIasonieA special communication OF the Grand Lodge
the District OF Columbia will be hoen Masonic Hall,
and 10th Tuesday, 18th Instant O'Clock
consider the invitation Of the Washington Monument Association
Join the 4th of and
that may before the Grand Lodge.
Master Masons In good standing faternaily
by order OF the M. w. G. Master;
CIIAs. 8. FRAILEY,
June l4--3tFSatTu Grand Secretary
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The Washington Republic OF yeslerday n rnng speak.
ing BY authority saysi rhe Spanish amino sites in Cuba
have been promptly notified by the United States consul
acting under insrucons fom the ate Department. tina
the President intends claim that the American prsoner
taken Contoy have MT been 'Snity 81 any crime o
which by The laws OF civilized ons, they should SUITE
DEATH, aud that il any Of them be nnn'y punished
iii may the countries sanganary war" All ap
prehensions to the safety OF misguided ,er
may now be confidently dismissed.
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Lost Pennsyvani avenue. but die aiming three
letters aud Recommendation Tor office As they would
be Of value the finder he will confer favor BY ear
ing them at this Office.
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ADDi .IoSAL FoasIas NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF .h. canada a, na.,on.

Arrival OF che Canada nc uaston.
Bosros, June l2--p. m-The steamship Canada arrived
here about Ave O'Clock this afternoon send You iex
additional items,
GREEcE--The reports III relation 10 the settlement Of
this long mooed question are contradictory but the gen
eral belief is favorable The speedy termination Of The
difficulty.
FRAscE-M. Bouyet and NJ Onward fought a duel
owing 10 some words spoken in an angry alteration II
the Senate Nothing serious however. grew out Of The
meeting
EsGLASD There is no importance attached 10 The re.
port OF the withdrawal OF the Russian minister
ITALY ALI was quiet at Romet; hougi The Pope wa;
slow in gaining favor with the people
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7 ITrEIL.s LIVING AGE-lsst narnber-3ls
rhs s, aso e wroa ~ .ss nv TAYLOR MAURv,
June H Booksellers, pth street.
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DIED,
On the 10Th instant fever EMILY third year
age, 18th, ALBERT WILLIAM in the twelfth y
Of his age children OF ALBERT and EMILY ANN GKEEsLEAT
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RUSSIAN LEaATros, WASHINGTON, May, 1850
Literary scenfc works. objects Of industry
history, from all counties the Emperor and
imperial family such numbers that has beer
found establish certain rules for their admission Here
and from this date all wishing address the Emperor
members Of the imperial family requested 10 inform The
legation Of Intentions In every the legation
bousd apply for special permsion and, when received viii
advise the interested parties.
The observation OF these omales win be strictly enforced
will be taken Of those who will neglect
form the above regulations.
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The proceedings Of Congress crowd ont several inter-
esting communications and variety OF other articles
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WASHINGTON NATIosAL MosuaRsr orrIcE,
June H. 1850
AT meeting board OF managers Of the Washington Ma
Monument Society," the following resolution unanimously
adoptedi
That the patriotic offer Of Mr. H. Eberbach give
concert children
nj Caruss Saloon OF the great National Monument
the course city afceptcd thanks .
board be presented him for . liberal an offer.
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ny GREEN ~ TAsrEr Auctfoneers.
nEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR sALE.-wi be sold a
public Tursday, 20u instant, At O'Clock, M
half Of lot 3 In reservation IL fronting ~ feet on street
depth 100 feet 10 situated street, between
ID reefs nd the rniroad depot. -,
oneourh cash the balance In 70, 10, and
months
June i4-eodAds GREEN TAsTET.
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uoUsE AND LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE AT AUG
III TION.--On Monday, the 17h Instant shall sell on me
PREMISES O'Clock, good frame house and the lot On
No. q No 49, fronting on
avenue, 9th and 7th The LOT eonns
2,sos square feet.
cash and ~ months, Cor notes
bearing deed and deed q trust taken iue
rood GREEN \ IASTbI,
June l4-3t Aucuoneer
rIAyDsoME Property al Private sae.--Ibe subscribe,
II have for private sale that handsome Prope ssn . ksnns
cottage comprising numbered 3 b ., ~, H ~, W
NJ a. H. U.s. square numbered si3 between 4th and So
streets. nor M and
hui ding .es The city washington will be sold
small proportion Of cash required for NC
first payment II win be sold separate together
Por further particuaR inquire Of r, . :, .,..
Awrsoncer and Commission Merchants, Concert Hall
If-3cod
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THIS establishment between ~ and 6t streets res
north OF Nation known the Erchsnee
Hoe has been thoroughly ehed improved, and furnished anew
and viii reception Monday next
city.
BY attention 10 the comfort guests liberal and wei
supplies the and ventilation Of NE
render HIS house
cepssbe the travelling community and desirable home for su
n a longer soiourn the national metropolis -,
He respectfully soiciis share q fs psee
patronage. -,
JOHN Il. MOOhh
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For F,tney Point and the other landings the Pc
tornac, aud baltimore.

THE public Informed and after the 2<h
instant, the splendid low pressure steamer balumot
Captain A. Mccauand htsd with state rooms aud ons HUNDRED
passenger Washington and Alexandria and Bua
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays AT o'clock
m Aexandns Mt o O'Clock, the Baltimore VIII take
Piney Pointsabout O'Clock
M, Baltimore In Of the night Returning the Bal
tuore will wharf, BALTIMORE nj O'Clock,
m on Tuesdays Fridays, arriving ALI xandra a. 10 O'Clock
M Washington at ii O'clock wednesdays and s
urdays.
Passage from Washington 10 Msrbuys........sl
Do do finey foint....... W
BALTIMORE "
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege OF re-
turning afternoon. W
Meals and stale rooms extra
For further particulars freight apply captain board
= = : ''''' 's'"' GEORGE MATTiNGLy, agent
June io-3wf -,
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CHARIoTEE, on FAMILY CARNAGE, BRANDY, VINEGAR,
shall sell In front 81 Centre Market o'ciok,a
One hns eharoee family carriage nearly and IN nne c
10 barrels excellent American brandy
barrels superior cider vinegar
fine rcfrseysfovs
good sc.eal and second hand furniture
The sale q The carriage viii take place psss q 10 cc,os ?"
June f4--a AucuoneerA
NT0vEs of have
y instead, hand large Of hardware ard cutlery
locks o al kinds and ~ the latest Styles direct from The Psbs
variety furnishing bshnr tubs and shower baths
Of MI kind< ehdrcn % all Sizes sna ses
also few 81 Dr. aabee late patent double upright
article market This Refrigerator y - conuc'ea
with cold air chsmbe and pipes that the articles Within s,s
nzsn condition with very 'i'e Ice Az
Pennsysvsni. avenue, between ION and lin streets
SUGAR AND MoIAsSEs At AUCTION-on MONDAY
- I7h inst O'Clock on " A. H. Dcdges wharf
the cargo Of the VIM Chase from msyssnes Poo he0
pto hh5s strictly mime sugar. brands "Nsda
aCiprians, r.Joscs" and "Amistad."
70, , nna. superior moiasscs
EDWARD 9. WRIGHT,
June lt-dffds hucfoneer, Gcorretown'
txer Gazette, Advocate, and wnehssssr Republican,
III PUCHERO, or, MIXED Dish from mexicc--
II Embracing General scr cnmp~irn with sketches Of Meles
lie, &C. Nv Richard Mcsheuy, NJ D.. u e. NJ Net
officers regulars and volunteers who accompanied General sco
TAYLOR MAUnY,
JuneH booksellers, near 9Th street
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THOMAS RIrcms. esq, Washington. D. Q.
The organizer., 1850-07-06
COmgresSiOm nj.

"ASHiNuIONi JuuS -
! SENATE.-Mr. Hunter presented the
CREDENTIALS of Robert w. Bdrnwell,
appointed Senator to fill the vacancy
OccasiOned BY the death pf Mr.. Ell.
more.
After usual routine of business, the
California bill was taken up. Mr..
Soule moved his substitute for that
portion of the bill relating TO Califor.
MA, the substitute proposes that the
President shall issue his proclamation
declaring that California be admitted
into the Union so soon as he shall re.
ceive evidence that she has, in
convention, assented to ce rtain cons
dilions; among which are her relin,
quiShment of the public domain, and
the restriction OF her southern limits
to the Missouri compromise line.
HOUsE.-Mr. Carer offered the
following resolution which was
adopted
RESOLVED, That the Committee of
Commerce be instructed TO inquire
into the expediency OF passing a law.
compelling all crafts carrying passen.
gers and navigating the waters OF the
United States, or sailing under
authority of the United States, 10 be
provided with ample and suitable re-
sources Of escape for passengers in
case Of accident; and. also, 10 inquire
into the eKPcdiency Of making cerIain
custom house officers inspectors to car
ry out any law, in pursuance Of the pnr
poses Of this resolution, and that said
Committee report by bill or Others
wise.
The organizer., 1850-07-06
Soulhern Rights Mee1ing.

Il should be borne in mind by both whig
and democrat, that the adjourned meeting
to consider Ofthe hest plan for protecting
the rights and institutions Of tho South,
win take place in Oxford, on Thursday
next, at 2 o'clock P. M. Another effort
will be then made to bring the two politi.
cal parties together on some common plat
form, from which we may bid defiance to
The abolitionists, and maintain the Union.
We would like to see every wh:g and
democrat in the whole County present on
the occasion, and exsrting himself to bring
about this harmonious union. Having
common interest, in this subject, we
lhOuld have common object, and pursue
ii to the end Union at this particular,
critical juncturs Of affairs, is certain sue.
cess; division, is inevitable defeat and ruin
TO everything near and dear to Southern
Shareholders. Let US then try once more
to unite like a band of brothers Nhig
and Democrat, Ultra and Conservative,
come up and participate In this family
meeting.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

FRER TRADE--A recent writer thus
describes free trade.
''Free Trade is. think, we'll illus
trated by the glory Of the view in
Marryat's Captain Violet. Bruiu
being up peach tree, was vigorously
shaking down the fruit for his own
eating, but - hog was below very
complaoently eating the peaches as
they fell, and expressing by grunis his
satisfaction at the bears generosity.
"John Bull Is Al the present moment
enjoying the satisfaction Of eating the
"peaches' under The operation Of our
free trade tariff Of as"
The above characteristic paragraph
b copied from tho New Orleans Bul.
lelin. The beauty Of the illustration
y, that il comes from a British writer.
who makes bis own country act the
laborious and Improbable part of
Bruin in the tree. while the Yankees
ere devourIng the fruit Of his industry.
IL the PfotectiOnists on no h sides Of
the Atlantic ehoose TO describe each
other a. hogs and bears. (bea.is of plun.
der both9 We shall MT say they are
vide Of the max. In the maanIiae
they leave out the Farmer, who is the
owner Of the tree and iIs fruits.
Bruin is in truth, the Government.
who is employed In shaking down
lruiia that belong 90 honest neoole- IN
order that the lazy plundering Rlutton
Of . monopolist mag stuff himself
without right snd without labor
Ch0rssSioH AercUrV ]
The organizer., 1850-07-06
A RidicdlOnS Story.

A rumor as ridiculous as it is with,
out just foundation, has obtained som.
currency, TO the effect that some Of
The public arms of the State of Ms.
sissippi had been shipped to New
Orleans to be used in the expedition
against the Island of Cuba.-We
say that such a rumor has not the
shadow Of truthful foundation. Il
probably origina'e ell, however, in the
fact that shortly after the adj 'urnment
of the Legislature of March, last,
three boxes, containing sixty stand Of
arms were dispatched from this city
Uid The railrOad& the Mississippi river
TO the care of WIN. CaughIin, IL Co,
of New Orleans, and marked TO the
address Of Captain J. A. Wilcox, Of
the Monroe Guards, at Aberdeen,
Misp. The arms were shipped pid
Mobile TO Aberdeen. and have there
been received. The bond Cor them %
on file in the Executive Office.
This correction is ma ie to stop ihe
idle tatlle of the ma alicious, and Of
any one who may have been unwt.
Lingly imposed upon by the fa'sehOOd.
.MiSSiSSipptaH.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

PUBLIC MeETINo.--A meeting, with
out distinction Of party, was held in
this place on Thursday last. to con-
slider of the prOpriety of sustaining
the recommendation Of the Nashville
Convention. The meeting was orr
ganized by calling the Hon. ]. M.
HOwry to the Chair, who, in a few
remarks, explained the object of the
meeting. He said that an effort had
been made a short time ago 10 har-
monize the two great political parties
upon one common platform, upon
which the rights of the South might
be sustained without doing violence
10 party predictions. That effort
had unfortunately failed. He now
desired to make another attempt, ex-
pressing the confident opinion that il
the South be united We could success
fully maintain whatever position we
might assume; whilst, division was
certain defeat and disgrace.
The Hon. A. NJ. Clayton and Hon.
C. P, Smith, delegates to the Nashville
Convention, being in town, were ia
vited to address the meeting, which
invitation was promptly complied with
in able and convincing Arguments, in
support of the Missouri Compromise.
We shall avail ourself Of the earliest
moment 10 write out their remarks for
the benefit of all who desire light and
knowledge on the momentOus slavery
question.
nFrhs meeting adjourned over in
good feeling to Thursday next, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

"We can give relief to our
friend Of the Pontoloc Sovereign, by
stating that we have heard no inten.
ton expressed by our citizens Of seek
ing the removal Of the Federal Court
from PontOtoc to Oxford. For our
own part, We prefer to see it remain
where il is. Oxford is we'll eontented
with the liberality Ofthe Stale, which
has already been dispensed for her
benefit.
The organizer., 1850-07-06
SONS OF TEMPERANCE /.

At the regular meeting of OxCorf
Division No. 81 Sons of Temperanc,
the following gentlemen were con,ti
'utiOnalIy elected officers for the pre-,
ent Quarter.
&C. Davidson, w. p.
B. F. Dill, w. A.
L. w. Gabbert, R. s.
S. NJ. Heard, A. r.. S.
S. J. Cook. F. s
B. Walton, T.
N. F. WOrley, C.
A. WOOlverton, A. C.
r. s. Mcdonald, l s.
J. NJ. BOggs, Q. s.
q. COnkey, P. w. P.
M. J.Vinyard. Chaplain.
The organizer., 1850-07-06
For the Organizes,
An Old Bachelor to an Old Maid.
BY PETER PEPPnR.

All woman! true l loved thee once,
When thou vast young and gay,
For me thou had'St no gentle smile.
But laughing, turned away.
breathed thy name in every pulse,
Ofall | loved thee best;
My hopes were blasted when ! sought
A place within thy breast.
Sometimes Id have blissful dream.
That brought thy gentle smile,
Bu' ah! | found when Iawoke,
Thou Shuns't me all the while.
But years since then have passed away
And sorrow lost It's sting;
For time is ever kind they say,
And flies with healing wing.
I'm old, my head has frosted o'eE,
And you are old | see,
But ! have grown both old and v(se.
And would moi marry thee.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

A New CoLoVY IN GEoRGIA.-An
agent for London Emigration com.
pany has purchased about one hundred
and fifty thousand acres Of land 10
Irwin County, Georgia, for the
purpose Of getting it settled by En-,
glish operators and Manufacturers
They are situated in a fine cotton,
growing region, supplied with water,
power and Timber. The Constructioa
Of railroad to the principal towns IS
designed.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

A NEw RELIGIOUS ORDER The
PitIsburg Gazette Of the 8Ist ull.
says
On Tuesday even ing last. a young
lady was ordained in the EnglIsb
Lutheran church. 10 Seventh street.
to the Office OF deacOness. Deacon,
ess are a religious order Of women in
tbs denomination, who devote their
lives to various occupations Of charity
and take vows Of ceIibacy for this
purpose. The order has been eslsb-
lIshed for some years in Germany, and
h AZ lately been introduced into this
c'untry. This lady. however is tbs
trst who has been ordained,
The organizer., 1850-07-06
THE CourEsr DEcrDED.-we IearI

THE CONTEST DEcDED.-We learn
BY private letter from Jackson. that
Gen. Bell 10 all the counties Of the
State except four. (Tuniea. Sunaower,
Hancock and Wayne.) had a majOri-
ty Of Oas Hundred. There is bat little
dOubt Of bis election, as those eonns
ties are small. Il is proper 70 remark
dat be had fsr0 democratic opponents.
Capt. Daaisl and Col. WScox--whiIe
Mr. QoseksnbOss was ne only whig
candidate, and this viii account for
bic small majority.
rrhs Jackson Star of the Cd met.
.ayg sIt b settled that Bsllisolseted.
bus We haw net the PreoiSsmsiority. {"
The organizer., 1850-07-06
W. L. sHARKEY.

BEAUrIPUL PRAYER.-Lordl bless and
preserve that dear person whom thou
had chosen to be my husband; let his
life be long and blessed, comfortable
and holy, and let me also become q
great blessing and comfort u0to him,
sbarer in all hS Joys. a refreshmsnt in
all his sorrows, a meet helper for him
in all the accidents and chances OF
the world; make me amlabIe forever
before his eyes and very dear 10 him.
Unite his 10 me in the deare.t union
Of love and holiness; and mine 10 him
IN all sweetness. charity and compli>
ance. Keep from me all ungentle,
ness. all discORtentedness, and unrea.
sonableness Of passion and humor.
and make me humble and obedient,
charitable and loving. patient and
con'enied. useful and obseryant. that
we may delight in each other accord
ing TO Thy blessed word and ordi.
nance, and both Of Us may rejoice in
Thee, having our portion 10 the love
and service Of God for ever.-Basl
MOntdgu.