New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

sion of tho gas Constituting considerable portion OF The
away, the prospects Of Freedom more hsuering The
prompt expression Of the North in favor OF rgh and no
compromise has also bad s eaeet In supporting tho hue
tcsiiag and fainhesfied From his isc cl us ske
courage to apply 10 ourselves Ihe Injunction BE not wea
~ In cell doing" is now conceded thai California WI.
be admitted 10 the Union with Der pTCsent Const tuition ami
boundaries lfhe Provso does no, psss in application to
the government OF other Territories have shs consols
ton that nothing will be done ny Congress 10 hinder the
Territories California has done from forming Govern
rens for themselves with restriction IN their Constitutions
But nevertheless The security In agitation and petionns
TO Congres. and wr,ng Members great deal he
done by writing TO members OF Congress ~ such means
sten,s and mos, OF Cong ressrneu we thnt mean 70
represent the Wills ofiheir constituents
iChcag0 lihl Western CiuIer
FROM FLoRlpA-A letter to the Alsrandrsa
VA GaGsffs dated lamps BAY Fast FloTidS March IA
Gays The steamer carries % some fourteen morc Ind
ana SAins wh tho former detachment about hundred
men w0Hea and children for Arkansas. prospect ex
s,s OF about the Hauber 10 embark from ChGrO.iS
Hareor Calooss HAlchel N the course OF his moahSn
then pante fos Se re!uK the part Of the res
tboagh suppose diminished BY tho capture Of their
comrades which OF course has the eaec. Of dsmpeaiug
heir hcpes Of successful resistance evssio0 s
strong 10 be readily BY the potency OF gold
By the Fall Of The year. probably the JOB will be hu,sbed
Tar ILLINOIS NoLuSTEERs AND Con. BissELL.
fhe Volunteers of the "Eir.t Illinois Regiment" have
had pubc meeting Jacksonville, III for The purpose
expressing appreciation Of the condue. Of Col BlssELI
Tor the seie end resoate manner IN which he vindcsle
the Illinois Volunteers and defended The integrity Of the
Union Appropriate Resolutions were adopted; among
them two decarins the wSrmes attachment and devotion h
the linton and kindaes fecng iowsrd their brethren
of the South A letter received from Gea. Woo
which psys high compliment TO The courage and gssny
~ the ilpoians
PROFESSOR WEBsTER--The Boston IrGEscyrp'
eist evesng says; Tits unhappy was visited In his
CO. NE Leveesst jail yesterday efsernoon by bis wife
Sna nrec dsaehcfs They len together In The cei
or N~ minutes and words Inadequate todeScFbe The
uaSic scene ma easoed AeT brief interview the family
were eoneoeIed oeio The h0dng by private entrance V
cdcf 70 escape The gaze 81 the which hsd collected
around TIE main door The prisoner ssd Be toersh
calm and 10 cal he meals with fair appetite He appears
mach Tho same IS before the uial
FArAI AffkAN.-A fatal airsy occurred q,
angeso1s Landing on the Kentucky river on March -
esweea Mr. Thomas T. Cog-T and Keene sins l<i,,n In
which Mr. Coger sad a OF his both shCs A ala
cuy, which bad ts oftglG In sw suit took place be.
revolver In The hands OF Single woandiug h,a
wAseh supposed ~ be noTSl Singleton gOG "a ADD
Ass DOT been srrVs.r,d
NAvAI-The T. :. ship ST. Louis sailed tgon
Easnos Ayr~s Jan q. with the remains Of Com Roger
which BE- conveyed - The United Stsses N L :
fHgss, believed - hs the Bssncywae.....l : sAip \
esny Commander Randolph sSei roSn Psrs preSo0s q
Fee. a. trcn Ssfesdee~ Lieut. Washington Reed died o.
eoaSd the A the 18Th and buried q! the village 81
Ccisres IL. hEig Perry. Commander fooe, ws'
spohee Foo IL at IL n ;, oag IS W, II days from Moe
kLfvES CANkls were imported into Baltimore
Lest week frcm he CsoAFy sisads They in;-need or
he Far Wet TO iss whslhef they car Re rslss Snd ace
maled. lPhA Ledger.