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PLILAoELrufa, August G, 1850.
HWY Cay-fhs brooklyn Guards -Fan<ra Of
CorinodOrs Jo,ses-ftcrdish O~frags, &c
Henry Clay Ia stli with VA, enjoying az mach
privacy aud rerose os the enthusiastic devotion ana
hospitality u bis iiiends will permit. Tn, attach
meDt manifested by The masses for this extraorIi-
nary man, can only fad parallel In the devotion
shown Of old, by the cavaliers, Tor the unfortunate
siusrs, which could not be shaken BY rnssortnaeS,
errors, OF III luck When he made hi. appearance,
last evening, the balcony Of the American lIo-
tel, he wac not only received by fn,al.e shouts Of
welcome Gnd delight ~ hs shtg fr,ends, but old
and approved cemVcfsts, who have lever scFalcll-
ed ticket IN theIf hves. shouted az loui, AZ
long, end as Justify rs any coon ia the ers~d.
when tue Old hoy war revealed 10 the masses
below, through the mtdiIm Of a brace 81 torches.
DC enc you'd have supposed that he stood Ia need
~ tbe slightest recruiting. or that hr had passed
the allotted period OF hunas lite. There he stood,
With he eye az bnghs ever, his form stiU erect
aud towering, and has voice ar fll and strong, rs
when ne was the acknowledged leader Of the
sieat dtmoctafic party of the Ueioa Like the
evan, his lest sound the sweetest; and az he
approaches the close OF hic, Il would ectm that he
has been thrown back, from the force Of cream
Stances, or the tender "reminiscences Of "aTsa
love-" on that parry " winch be was once their
buast aud bui~Agk. Tomorrow, he leaves fcr
New York, where welcome equally as warm aad
wide spfesd sweiis him.
The Continental Guafda 81 Brooklyn. attract a
great deal u attcBunn, no Ices from ,asir quaint
dress Than their high state vt discislinc. TheV
yisi the falls 81 he Schuyiu, tlis -nsrno0n, f6r
catfish and c0iiee, ard other hkeus, both solid and
luid. Tomorrow sil,rnoou they leave Tor home.
Inc remains ~ Commodore Jones viii he IA
tened "a morrow afternoon. The funeral cor,og-
cannot isii 10 Dr. imposing, 90 the eotrs military
force If ibe cay have been ordered ost
A. Dick Meuy, E0mewhai 0OturiOus ehtrss-
ter. yves walking down Moyamen,ng road Ias,
evening. he vas fret NJ ~ some unkaowa ass.r-
$40, and wounded "a one OF his lega / arm cory
90 edd. thai ne same shoi-t~o balia--woua,lcd
little fellow, by M name uf Chariee Armita.e IA
the most shocking mlnuer. The rOor aafisret
fingered ~ great egoDy until thus morning. when
b. expired. The District 81 Moyame asing i,ina
great slate 81 excitement Ia consequence of thus
hsndiHh Outrage. bus The excite nsut will soon
die swsy, che deed viii soon bc Forgotten, and, OF
Couist, the murderer escape ugpinishsd Con
sOide,ion, "a hanging, Is the only remedy to b,
applied 10 the disirC.s
There is very ltIc doing Of ~. stock Board;
but, nfEtfiheitss, gfcts sis firmly usiatainei
Tie holders 81 ItGss scrip mourn 30 longer az
ihuso without to-f, ior has not hir psarcs gwen
tall.iacsoIy evidence C regFufllce win pooa
"sfhsE u wVn,d seem ss n the Csv Compile
u.se htl wa s5oul % he swallows IL sn4n
doses.
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NigbIy Important from sshsngtor-Tie
Prssidsnps mes.age on enc Texan Ba'Ln-
dAsy Question.
Our readers viii hnd among the proceedings Of
al. Senate in another column, the special message
81 President Fillmore with regard to the attitude
which Texas has assumed il relation 70 the boun-
dasy dispute between that State and New Mexico.
Il IS a very important document, and will be read
with interest. II is forcibe, perspi:uous, and ex
uemeiy well written. Mr.. Fillmore treats the
subject in nlas,e Tly manner. He takes the proper
arouud; and is determssd that, far in him lies,
Texas shall not violently seize the disputed terri
,ury-that he will execute the laws of the United
States II Mr. Pearee's bill, Cor the settlement of
pears 10 be every probability, there WILL of conrse
be an end TO this unpleasant business but should
not Pass, a collision between the United States
and tast State Is inevitable, unless Texas should
rcede from the position which she has 80 daringly
taken in the matter. The President recommends
this business 10 the notice of the Senate, as de-
handing immediate consideration.
We are much pleased with the movement that
has been made in the Senate, commenced by Mr.
Clemens, having for lis object to confer mark Of
respect the 4liant General Scott, in considera
uon of his valuable services TO the repablic, by
creating the rank Of Lieutenant General for him
There is no man living who deserves the gratitude
Of his country, more than this venerable hero does
and there would be no more appropriate way of
eyincing it, Than by creating rank TO beslsw upon
him. We perceive that the generous mover of the
resolution, wac opposed by the celebrated aboli-
ZIONIST Senator, Mr.. Hale, Of New Hampshire
We are not at all surprised at this and hope the
day is not very far distant, when both branches Of
Congress will be relieved Of the presence Of such
fAnsucs, whose very soul and existence are wrapt
~ in isolated idea-abolitonism. We are
happy to say that the resolution was promptly
passed. We are too much in the habit Of paying
henor TO our great after they are removed
from among us ny death. We hops this move
neDi to show our gratitude to those who deserve
well Of their country, while living, will be followed
up
The House debated at length the post office APP
psorriaton bill.
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One week Later from Europe, aud Two
weeks Later from C.iiforsia-ProbAbIo
War with Portugal.

One Week Later from Europc, aud Two
weeks Later from MISUNDERSTANDING
War with Portugal.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax yes
mrdsy, from which point her news wa. transmitted
by telegraph to New York. A synopsis Of her in
religenee, which is one week later, will be found
IN another column.
This Ie~s is very interesting and important. II
seems that Portugal has peremp,only refused to
pay the claim hieh was presented for the dsstruc
ton Of the prvateeT General Armstrong, in the
pm Of Faysl, during the last war with Grea,
Britain, but consents to pay the other demands
lhs. we have made upon her. The result IL, that
Mr.. CLAY. the representative Of the United States,
demanded his passports, and advertised his furni-
tore for sale, preparatory to embarking OF board
ose Of our national ships 10 the Tagus The whole
subject WILL therefore, be laid before Congress. at
On early day, for their action. Having gone 90
Ia. twould scarcely he consistent with the d. znity
Of The United States TO recede from the position
which W. have taken in this matter, and war be-
tween the two coun,nes is, therefore, not inpro-
esble
Hosiiliie, have at las, been renewed between
Denmark and Sehleswir. Hols,ein. We Learn that
a naval engagement has taken place between these
Gao countries. tud az the last accounts, tke tTo
armies were opposed to each other, with the pros
reyt ois collision taking place very soo,. Russia
asd other European powers have combined with
p.uusrk gerst TIE Duchies, and there H.. accord
kgiy, very l'tc nope for the latter II This war be
Pfolructed, Il nay fan the smcuiderng en,brrs q
revolution in Furope, sid perhaps again Sc, the
ocnuncu, ofElOre In tlsze.
Tie commercial adyices by the Cambra ar.
,qyauy important. Cotton has decllaed and bread.
uufs advanced. The particulars Will be iouul in
sheu lroper place
Will, We were receiving the European ness by
slssraph, The steamship Cherokee arrives a, this
o--, rom California, ani fAe lirgs ,S-, ofl,ro ui-
h-sof dolars ~ god dmf Mining operations
Aad not fairly commenced at the DAT. OF or las,
acsounr from San Frsacisco--,as Are; % IQiy--in
cous,quenoe II the hsiEh, q the streams bu; q,
,ht water we falluA rapidly, there is every p,ota-
billy tbas The Gd,.ntuTcrs have engaged IN digging
i,iors THE.
We lstip. ~ the aruvnl, that the rrur of roli
-sss,'eflss IN Oregon IA con6uned. large .f,ais
- he precious ore. mixed with rlsuna, hsving
been fouad Thee reported discoveries are stff-
sitEs 10 conunee me moot increduous that the
prte'ous cie eEsis in iacshscsthle quantities in
eur Territory ru the Pclifc
Tis steamship Georgia lad lett Chssres, Wih
no msils, snd scHe ih.ee hundred passengers.
ne s@y b sSpssIsd hers sVsrr hsu.
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lEtAy ~ StNvrSc rHr itsALp.-The Htrqid
Yves served ''g late, -st.rday morning, in consc.
puence Of enc - orr pa. sses having broken down.
such nisiortures er, 81 rare occurrence with ne.
oud We shall 80 our best To- prevent repetition Of
them They Rr- sometimes unavoiJ ibls. md
when they tase place. we do the b 81 vss car 20
bayt M paper rlnied soon ~ posslble. and de.
lveret TO our subscnh-s Accidents. hswe,.r.
viii haYp,n iH Jh, best regulated hmiae.
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House Of Representatives,.
WAsuiHcTos, Aurust a las,

TIA POST
At one O'Clock the House went into Committee OF tho
Whole the State OF he Union and resu I'D the
siderstion Of the Pest ofdee appropriation bill.
Mr. CRowELL, Grse soilj otOho, TO reply to the
remarks Of Mr. Green, Of yesterday That gentlema an
had not only denounced him as an aboltionist bat
took occasion 10 dtnouDce another an abolition
ist viz the dising uist ed statesman and Senator Mr.
Benton, Whose fame Il we'll known to the souu-
try and OF whom, as a DesLbcrns citizen, he would
we'll be proud He denounced that Senator as traitor
to his country. man who Hnds his way into thir
hail. and is capable Of utts ring such sentiment and
INDUCING In such opprobrious erithsts, was better
than Tor seat that floor lie had an inq uiry
e ntlsmsn turned on him and commenced coarse
Of vitupeIation and sbuss, provoked and uucalel
for, and such he had never before received from
any other member. The General said that the ap-
preparation for the foreign mail service was uncon-
f'tutioBel AND hs denouooed those who pported N
a. having violated their solemn obligation to support
the constitution. IL from the records how
ever, that the gentlemen himself in ls<5 voted for
the appropriation bill which made the iatiou
for the foreign mail service, ana that he DIR rovelD
voted against It. SO &c appears that the reptIsman
voted Tor the unconsttutiona proprstion monsy
which taxed bis constituents thi red thoS
sand dollars for the b-neht Of the inter-
ests Now lst W. koms our eons.it Ia ana
make our peace with them ss bert We may
Jour desp aeth here abruptly terminates
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IN BIRMINGHAM PA.
BrsmrcHAx, Pa, Aug. o, 1880
The cholera 10 reported to have broken out here ana
slors tie canal, and has caused greet alarm
ID PITTSBURGH.
PIrTsBrKou, Aug O. 1850
The cholera stfl prevails here, but Ia oonAnsd min
eipaiy to tho unhealthy localities Sanitary measures
ART about to be adopted to stop its progress IL possible
IN KENTUCKY
LocisvrLLx, Asg g. 1850.
The spread Of the cholera in the Interior es~ss. +.
good deal Of alarm. In this city it - snhsidiog very
rapidly
IN CINCINNATI.
cire;S-Arr, Aug. o, 1880.
The cholera Is abstins here sir deaths ware re-
ported yesterday hut diarrhoa prevails 10 IN sa.r-
ing extent.
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i'r'ittetvcr fHon Blrvos Afu.s--wa have -.
''i'sd The b'A Ps-le q The sch ofJun. b.; IS Cos
not sontain any news q importance
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Tho North Carolina Eiessson.

RaLx,eH, August 5, 1850.
The returns, thus tar. sbo- gain AGO votes fer
Reed dem which places his election beyond doubt
The democrats have gained in the Lsgslssurs-
carry the whole State 'lect their Governor aud have
msjofity In the Legislature. The whis votes have
f.lI.
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Nafin, AU,irs.

ftrt.eturttv rariss--thc cipssr ,L'g -
Itch Frazer. whieh saiei frcs1 Nsw Ns.s Agfu 10
81 ,. i,l Csliofus. arrived ~ vaptrsii1 ~ tar
Afternoon ofth. 18Th q June last period 81 u. 5,ys
Tis 10 the egick.st trip over m sde b, .a!iu. re-
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MiAsouni Election.

fsiLApSlraia, August g. 1885.
Notas syllable received YET The lines are down be-
yona Louisville, but expected momsntsrny 70 b. got
TO work
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- az Eiit re g4lts 4ad rsnsrai erfls e--4,s.
!cbn Waiter Soilsstlr OF the eastosss So~is.
A b. bsra
EAsssi :, Gs5sis, Baral os1ssr, Nv. Orleans, IL.
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new YORK. ednesasy, August 2, 1850.
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IHE New YORK. ExrEEss AND TaK pEoPLs OF
IFAlANO The New York Express, " evening
tdinon" and a. is subject 10 perioeal fits Of sym
pa'hy for The woes, and m-eries, and mi-g0yern-
meme at The people Of Ireland. I, Is generally
aboat he beginning OF the fh ia eachye thai it
wakes up and discovtrs that ,hr Irish seor- are
indeed great Sufferers that they possrss manly aud
generous feelipgs 10 an uncommon degree; that the
men are ss brave lions, AID their women IA
Nirmous as Cas4r's wrfr, who, we are iuf'rmed,
wss above susp,coDj that ii is great pity such
a noble Iace should be KEEP, in subsection by Great
Britain; thsi, il hne, The Irish are The very PINK
OF gaHgnuy, bravery, honesty, virtue, aad every
thing che. Yesterdays issue of that delectable
sheet contained whole mortal column of llmeaa-
ton the condition of the paasantry OF The West
of Ireland, and the pathetic manner in which that
distress was depicted enough to draw tears
from the hardest hearted man alive, provided he
used "ioeens" enough, Or 10 extract groans from
barheT's block.
There is a remarkable coincidence connected
with these ehuliitions Of pity aud sympathy for
Ireland The EIpress invariably commences
them al precisely the same time that arrang rments
are being made for the usual fall election in this
State, al which our readers ere perhaps aware the
/ lrisb vote makes considerable Of show Now,
the editor Of the sheet IA question hdppsnel 10 be
nominated ON the Tay Tor ticket aud "as elected
through the popularity Of the old General, together
! with a few Irish votes, the owners OF which he
"sympathzed' 10 his support IN the most approved
! and sine. rest manner Brook - term will expire
with the present Congress, and he likes Washing
ton and eight dollars day well that he has no
objection 10 be re-nOminaed, and il possible, re-
elected Gen. Taylor Is no more, bat the lnsh
voters here they always have been. He
thinks, therefore, that li;tlr New England soft
sawder, addressed 10 the Irish, IN proper doses,
from now till The election, will answer the purpose
Of barney, and by tickling that class Of voters
under The short ribs he Can secure their Support
Wen see whether Pat can be caught easily
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sAmEs soaOUE ssEsST'<,
PnsPRIsToE And sDIToR

OyrcI n. v. ooSs2p os rrl1oa As0 NASSAU SITS.
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june Ia 1850.
To His Esesiisney z. Tspor, Prsn1e-i Of hs Uniied
sIa by authority Of til. Legislature Of Texas the
Executive OF the stste In February last despatched
specisl commissioner. with full poser and instrac-
tiops to extend the civil jursdstion Of the Stat.
over the unsrganizsd ccunties Of III rsso Worth,
freficio and santa be. stuaicd It, northwest.
limits. That commissioner has reported 10 me,
IN Official form, that the military Officers sm.
yoy ed the service o. the United states stationed
at Santa We interpreted adversely with the iahsb-
itsbis 60 the iultimsnt Of bic object. by employing
innusnce IN iavor oi the ettsbshmet; Of separate
State sovsrnmtut east Of thu RIO OrAn1e, a. within
the rishful limit, Of the STATE Of Texas traosnis
TO you herewith the proclamation ~ Col John Mon
scng vnder the orders OF the government % ths
Jnted states Der the designation Of rivil .nd a-
- governor ~ the territory Of NsT Mexico have very
respectfully 20 request that your excellency wa
ecuveuisnce, whether " not tbis ofac.f has
set,d In this matter under the orders Of hi,
With the approval Of the President Of the United
siates With assurances Of disiDguishet eoasidsrs-
ton. hsve TIE honor to b. your Ezcsleaoys most
cLs dent servant
tsiensd) N BILL
The accort snyips documents v.rs then Rad
Ar Nshst.r's letter g. GOV Dell ayt the general
eovtrnu.s nj had suthoriasd Col Monroe q eonply
With The wishes 81 the people % Mexico spd 10 issue
ro-lsmstlon - state government BY the order q
to tste nc part IN tie ootsdiDE except In accord
suce With The dsslr, q The Iooplo q Sss Mexico
Gel McIroo acted " his civil capacity ordered
o ". That prociaUttion the EEesutivs approves
II provides notring but What the Constitution snd
lave q The United states authorize
The PRECEDENT approves ths course 81 President Fok
ard General ktarnsy. H. thinks the trtaJ b1fe them
out in thor trocsedugs sud they vi b. follo~ei oy
The present adm iris'ratur.
president Taylor thought the peOyl, ought 20 form
stafe Cu,erument and be admitted. hence the order
q the 18th q November upon ~hioh Col Monroet
rr ciamaticn was hsetd
D. thourht Col Nonress procaustion couli sfsot
neither the TILE q the United sstes nor ina ~ Ten
a. The action oft The people there OF the Officers q
the government. couis oct impair The orsios Qus,-
tieu Of lcurcufy.
hi. vss .usstioa 20 b. determined IN Congress
The eetsn ct rTctrnt Taylor rasto the peace
oftha eovrtry hss 20 likssse 10 tina, ~ the present
The nsssss. and dserneBs. we're Ordsrsd " be
printed
vHt caLITpnrik QUESTION.
The California bill uas Rgaiu taken up.
mr. JtHsEr moved TO amend tss bill by striking ost
ell sftsr the en.ctiug clause Inserting prcp9-
tcn that CaiforDs shs b. sdui;'ed b. proclamation
a. the Pr-fifent whrreser shau BE- ma1s D. appear
that her PEOPLE s4tFnhlpt in eorTauton hars sErerd
with Tho tirshIshfnprt Of the tne u 20 aasrset 20
MINUTES BeT southern tsunasg ani that be fhsll
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16

Al Ia Court olprolaie held at Paris, within ard fs
the County Of ONi6,d, on the twenly.hhh DAY
OF June. IA the year Vi ous Lord eighteen hundred
and hfty'
JAMES HEARD. Executor az the last win
and Testament q Joserh =. Heard, late of Porter.
10 said County, deceased. having presentsd bic Gre,
account Of his administration u the estate u said
deceased,
u vas Ordered, that the ,Aid E,scu,or give
notice h. al persons interested, b. causing oopy u
this order a. h. published three weeks sueeessiy.ly
iu Tho ONior Democrat, printed at Paris, thatthsy
may appcar AZ Probate Count % b. held at FDe.
lug on tie fret Tuc'dsy u August neat, 81 tsh of
The clock iu the forenoon, and fhev cause. II any
they have, Shy the should not he allowed.
~ GEO. X. SHAW, Register
4 tue copy, Attest Gao. X. SHAW, Reg.