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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
LAW COURTS.

CouRr CA1ENDAR-This Day Circuit Court
Nos. l,o0oI. 7l3, 1901, ,002, 1908, 1905, 1908,
1910, Lon, lOl5, l,Ol5l 1915, 9o7, lal 31s, 99f
I. s. District Conrt.-Nos. 9, H. %, %, II,
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

4 EederJl UniorA fi-t Of Steamers 10 Gies2ow.
Lef1Ioqtio, =. STAINING Lake Ontario. tn1ifpe
Siatss, &c
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e. s. CIRCUIT CouRr-Betore Judge Nelson.
-Erans VS.. Protection Insurance Company Of
Hanford--To recover for insurance at Buffalo.
already referred to The Court considered there
had been wayer of The clause in the policy requir
ing the suit to be brought in year--Verdict for
plaintiff, $4,000.
1oth0m vs.. Co'neL.-suit for alleged infringe
ment Of patent for making lead pipe, which is de-
ned.-To be continued this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

Hon. Malcolm Cameron late Commissioner of
Public Works, has resigned his seatior the County
e -. IC
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ruc NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
pr,,,...n wk.x,1 AND sEn-WEkkI1' NJ
WILLIAM w. H. H..
rr,rop AND PROPRIETOR.

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length in proportion. Court orders and Juddical Ad
versements will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
.bove rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements nser
ted in the Semi eeky Standard, will also appear in
the Weekly Paper, free of charge.
Subscribers and Others who may wish to send money
to the Editor do at all times by Mail and at his
k Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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TIE MARKETS.

PrTEasBuRe, October 20. Tobacco selling at the
following prices: Ordinary ugs IS so to $40 so, good
and fine lugs $40 so to Sl2, common leaf Sa to Sl4
fine leaf for shipping $lS SIG So fine manufacturing
leaf $5 to $40 The market active and some parcels
held higher prices. Cotton selling at l2At to l2i cent?.
with good supply, and quality better than last wear.
Wheat s5 to Os cents 60 cents bacon hog round
II 10 u cents lard to 81 cents; -four S5 to 81 So
WILNlHsroS, October 80. About 800 barrels Of
Turpentne sold at o. 10 per barrc for yellow din.
Nothing doing in Spirits Turpentine; last sales at ae
cents per gallon. The river low and but h,tle produce
Of any kind arriving.
CaAnLzsros. October %. Holders Of Cotton ,esssr.
day became free sellers prices refused ON Saiui6.y.
and the market in consequences, decidedly In fsyos
OF buye The sales amounted 70 1900 bales at prices
ranging from 13f 70 Isl centa
i New Yoak. 0csober -. Holders t,ve put Cotton
up, but buyers do not meet them. TotScoo rm. st tH
prices; corn at from II to - cents par tashs a6us ~
soto Is; whiske1 ~ 70 ~ ceuss.
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THE WEEKLY STANDARD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,. lss.
OUR FIRST SEMI-WEEKLY.
r RALEIGH:

We gave notice in our last that we should publish
our frs. Semi Weekly on Wednesday next, and our
next Weekly on the Friday ensuing; but finding,
after more reflection and inquiry. that it would be
best to continue our Weekly on Wednesdays, on ac-
coun, of the run of the Mails, have changed our
plan and present our first Semi-Weekly to-day. The
Semi i-Weekly Standard will therefore be printed and
mailed on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and the Week.
" Standard on Wednesdays, as heretofore.
Our enterprise, we are glad to inform our friends,
is likely to be we'll sustained. We are in the con.
slant receipt of subscribers both to Weekly and
Semi eekly and the prospect in addition is, that
orr lists will receive considerable accessions from
names brought in by friends, at the opening Of the
Legislature.
Our most grateful acknowledgements are due, and
hereby rendered, to those pesons who have :aken
an interest in our success, and contributed by their
exer,ions extend circulation. To our brethren
of the Press also, we are under many and lasting
obligations, for the very kind and liberal manner in
which they have been pleased to notice enterprise
and humble abors.
Particular attention is directed to onr "Terms. y"
as published our FIRST page.
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liest beams. We turn with hope to New York City,
and to glorious old Pennsy and to portions of
Michigan and New Hampshire; but we expect moth
ing calculated to cheer any lover Of the Union.
friend of Southern rights from Ohio, Iowa, Wiseon-
sin, Massachusetts, or Maine. Who, we repeat. are
the s. disunonists now Let events, rapidly trans
piring. give the answer.
The fate of the Union hangs on this result. There
is doubt of it. Ithe people of the free States shall
crush this foul spirit of rebellion, and stand up the
Constitution and the laws, the States Of the South
will acquiesce in other already adopted, and
the Union will endure; but if not, and this Fugitive
Slave Law is repealed, its vitality Destroyed sep
aration will and ought to ensue.
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THE UNION MEETING.


The call for the Union Meeting on Wednesday
evening will be found in columns to-day. The
signers, numerous they are could have been dou-
bled, 'ripled quadrupeds but enough is as good
FEAST" and there was no occasion for more.
The sgners embrace of all professions, though
most of them merchants. The idea that thismeet
ing originated through fear cowardice as to the
course of the South, or in any manner by Southern
dctation. is as gratutous it is untrue. The meet
ing originated according to the best OF knowledge,
in the purest and most patriotic purposes, in love
of the Union, in determination to stand by the Con-
st,uton, in common resolve to obey the laws of the
land, in detes,aton Of fanatcisn, in wsariness of
agitation, and in an earnest anxiety to end debate up
on settled questions of public policy. The signers
wish to show the North, more tan their countrymen
Of the South, that they ready here, and now.
fown upon the spirit Of Discord Disunion and NuIli
6cation rife for mischief in our midst, and that
too. regardless of all legal restraint, and all
moral obligation. New York Ezpre.s.
This Meeting was held on Wednesday evening
last. It was expected tobe great demonstration
the part of New York City. which is, in many re
spects, sound on the Slavery auss,iou. The Express
of Tuesday last contains the names Of SOME fftee,
hundred persons to the ca!i for this Meeting.
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NUMBER $40.
Telegr0phelI for the Standard
WASHINGTON CRY. Nov. fst, 1850. J
NINE O'cr.ocR. A. NJ

NINE O'CLOCK, A. M.
President Fillmore will probably issue his Pro.
clamation for the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave
Law in Boston, and place United States troops at
the disposal Of the authorities.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has appointed the
18th of December as Thanksgiving Day in that
State; and the Governor of Maryland has appointed
the 2s,h of November for that State.
New YoRK, October 3lst, 1850,
A great Union Meeting was held last night in this
City, and was largely attended. George Wood pre-
sided, and number Of patriotic Speeches were de.
livered in favor Of the Union and in opposition TO
anti-S!avery agitation and fanaticism. A letter was
read from Daniel Webster, strongly in favor of the
Constitution.
New YORK MARKETS. Grain unchanged; flour
firm; and tobacco both leaf and manufactured tend.
ing upwards.
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION IN LONDON.

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION IN LONDON.
Gov. Manly has appointed Col. James F. Taylor
of this City, Agent through whom Societies and
individuals in North Carolina may forward articles for
admission at the Industrial Exhibition to be held in
London, in May. 1851. The appointment is an ex-
cellent one. No one would give more attention to
this subject perform the duties in question with
intelligence and discrimination, than Mr.
This Exhibition is to be great Fair. at which the
productions of all the nations in the world, both raw
and manufactured, expected to be displayed; and
the result OF this Exhibition is anticipated, will be
better understanding of the resources of various
countries and cmes, and a consequent improvement
and advancement in the mechanical agricultural, and
commercial interests of the world in general. The
President of the United States has placed vessel at
the disposal of the Executive Committee at Washing
ton, for the purpose of forwarding articles from this
country; and number of the Governors OF tue re-
sPectise States have already appointed Committees
to cooperate with this Executive Committee. Gov.
ou'tman, Of Mississippi, has appointed Committee
oftweve for this purpose, to act for that State.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
The sales OF Cotton on Saturday amounted to 1000
bales, at steady prices Good Midding. l3a. Ths
sales of the week are $4,000 bales
Hon: }. II: Harminson. member Of Congress, died
on Friday. after lingering illness.
John McDonough died Of cholera on Saturday. He
was native Of Baltimore, and noted for his m,iserv
habits. His estate is estimated 10 be worth over ten
miiions OF dollars which the Pcayune says has been
left for the benefit of the poor Of Baltimore and New
Orleans.
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The above exhibits an increase Of IL, ,49l in nine
Counties. If the 70 Counties. large and small, should
come in as the above nine have, the increase in pop
ulation in this State, since 1870, will be fraction
over IOO. 900; but even with such an increase, We
fear we shall lose member of Congress.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

'MlNATIONS.
Democrats.
John G Floyd
c S Bogardus
Emanuel b Hart
Henry Arcularius
John Cochrane
A P Stevens
Gilbert Dean
VIM Murray
Orson NJ AlIaben
| Sutherland, Jr.
Da'io l. seymour
Erastus Corning
l w Thompson
Joseph Russell
Thomas J Marvin
Alex Fl Buell.
Preston King
Willard Ives
Timothy Jenkins
w w Snow
John ] Taylor
Leander Babcock
Daniel + Jones
Thomas Y Howe
Robert Halsey
James G Smith
P G Buchan
] S Wadsworth
Reuben Robie
r f Fenton
F p Stevens
W NJ Sprague .
Sherman B Piper.
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THE TOBACCO BUSINESS. There ara in on.r.,;o,
at the present time in Richmond, forty-,hree Tobacco
Factories, in which employed over 1890 hands.
and which produce in manufactured tobacco fourteen
millions five hundred thousand pounds annually.
Richmond D;snokek
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spective communities, that the amendments, addi-
tons and alterations proposed may not only be we'll
considered and matured in advance, but be in accord
ance, as nearly as possible, with the wishes and judg
ment of the public generally,
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PHILADELPHIA, October %.
Jenny Lind will give several concerts here asout
the 20th of next month, and then proceed to Bali.
more and Washington. Possibly she may 20 to
Richmond, Charleston. Havana, New Orleans. ST.
Louis, Cincinnati. and will probably sail for London
to attend the Worlds Fair
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

The g Notorious - Flying Machine is to make an
ascent opposite New York to-day, with Capt. Tageart
on board. The announcement creates some sensation
among the sight-seers. Bait. Sun 3Oth uN.
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CENSUS RETURNS FOR 1850.

We are indebted to Col. Little for the Census Re-
turns from Camden, Carteret, Stanly, and Wayne
Counties. A mistake having occurred in our publi-
Gallon of the Census of Wayne, in former number,
insert ,ha, County again, together with all the
Counties thus far heard from.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

Gov. Manly has ordered an election to be held in
the County of Johnston, on Tuesday, the 18th day
OF November next to supply the vacancy in the House
To'nnson. ESQ.,, the member elect. Register.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

The people of New York will vote on Tuesday
next for Governor, members of Congress, and State
Officers. Horatio Seymour, Hunker, is the candidate
for Governor of the Democrats and Washington Hunt
Sewardite, is the candidate of the Wings. This
election is attracting universal attention. 1t is des
tined to exert very grea, influence over the politics
OF the country.
The Albany Register furnishes the following lis
Of the candidates for Congress:
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

MONSTER CIGAR. A Cigar manufacturer IN Bristol
lR. H. is exhibiting cigar FIVE feet long, twenty.
five inches in circumference and weighing ,hir,y.6ys
pounds.
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New ORLEANS, Oct.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS. The vote in Texas on
the Boundary question gives heavy majority in "a.
vor OF accepting the proposition.
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The DEMOCRATIC Press. We are gratified to no
tice the signs ofimprovemsnt exhibited by the Dem
ocratc press of this Sae both at the seat of govern
ment and elsewhere. Brother Holden is doing yeo-
mans service, and besides editing able paper, pub
fishes handsome Our friend Eccles, of the
Lincoln Courier, comes out in new dress, and
makes very handsome appearance, and the matter
is we'll worthy of the manner. Eccles Is trump.
And then there is the Hornets Nest at Charlotte,
originally something Of Wing, and with Whig
sympathes, until his honest convictions forced him
into the ranks Of the Democratic party. He is now
on the right track, and although in something's do
think that he goes too far, yet, for all that he on
the right side, and can take our right 6F. We
have already noticed the improvement in the Colds
boro Patriot. We think it improved both in appear
ance and matter We hope that our friend Robinson
may be amply sustained. The Warrenton News is
also considerable improvement on the old Repor-
ter" and the Pioneer, at Elizabeth City, is vaua-
BILE accession the Republican ranks. We have here
only noticed those papers which have recently eftec-
ted changes or improvements their "personal ap-
pearance." Many OF our standard papers as they
were, and such are always welcome. BY the by,
we have not said word about paper which we do
think is rather neatly printed than otherwse-an un-
pretending little sheet published in the little village
of WiImington-the Wilmington Journal. We know
the Editors very well, and think them reasonably
good fellows and worthy of support, which. we have
no doubt, a discerning public will award to them.
Any one in North Carolina who print neate'
! sheet can take our hat.
! Wilmington JournaL
Here's health to the Journal and its worthy Ed
itors: May its Price continue to be cheerfuy paid,
and may it always abound with Fulton of the best
matter.
But seriously, the Journal is of the best papers
in the State, every way. and the neatness of its ty'
biographical execution almost exctes our envy. Sue
cess to it, and to the Press generally. Wilmington
can boast her full share of excellent papers, from the
Commercial, with its clear and vigorous articles, to
the Aurora, startling Us ever and with its bolts
of sarcasm and its flashes of genuine Southern in
dignaton.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

lmmsnse depositss Of iron ors have recently See
discovered near Parkessburr, Va.
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ELrcrrvr JUDICIARY. The people Of Pennsylva-
MIA have given majority of 73,340 in favor Of an
elective judiciary, and the constitution is to be amen
ded accordingly.
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LITERARY NOTICES, &c.

LITERARY NOTICES, &c.
Mr.. Henry D. Turner has laid upon our table "the
Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey, edited
oy his Son. 5th part" to be completed in six parts
This is deeply interesting work.
Also, the Is illustrated Family Christian Almanac" :"
printed 10 Boston, and published by the American
Tract Society.
Also, the :" Church Almanac, for the year Of our
Lord 1851" This Almanac contains mass of val
liable information in relation to the Proteaaan, Epis-
copal Church in this country in England Iseland
Scotland, and the English Colonies. The list of
the Bishops and Clergy, which i. gives and the sta
tiscs of the various Diocesses, must render it ac-
ceptahle and useful. especially to the Members of
that Church. 1t is very neatly printed; and so 10
the " illustrated Family Christian Almanac" men,
toned above. ....-..
Mr.. Turner has also seat alovely miniature like
ness Of the immortal JENNY LIND. A friend, who
has seen Jenny, and heard her sing, pronounces it
an excellent likeness. ..;...
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

The vifginia Reform Convention. now In session
at Richmond, Has length organized its Committees,
and is now fairly at work.
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We learn that the Consulship to Havana. in Cuba,
has besn offered to Hugh Waddeli. ESQ.,, of Orange
Coun.y. This is +" snug" Office, and we presume
that as nattes Of couse Mr.. Waddell will accept h.
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CONGRESSIONAL
W'higs.
l A + Rose
2 Obadiah Bovine
3 James Bowen
4
6 James Brooks
8 John G Cruger
9 Thomas Mckissock
10 nj Schoonlnaker
III Edward P Cowles
10 Russell Sage
l3 J L Schoolcraft
Ii John II Boyd
Is Charles f Taber
l6 John Wells
II II + Alexander
l8 John W Grant
10 Charles E Clarke
90 o B Matterson
81 George Fl Chase
90 Henry Bennett
% John Williams
"a Vivius W Smith
IS Edwin B Mo.gan
26 Fl S W allbridge
81 Vim A Sacke,t
% A NJ Schermerhorn
% J Hors'ord
20 Philip Church
81 F S Martin
30 Solomon G Haven
33 A P Hascall
81 Lorenzo Burrows
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We regret to learn that the Steam Saw-Mi of w.
D. 6ae"ger Esq. Of Johnston County, was destroyed
.'sw days since by FIRE. We have not heard the ex.
tent Of his loss.
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CHICAGO, Oct. &c, 1850.
"Since Judge Douglass speech, the city council
has rescinded the nullfying resolutions.
sS. S. H."
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.arrangement Commencing .Apra 10, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

II vi
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 6.00 1880 am. and 4.30 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 900 am. 100 and 7.30 pm.
=, Leave Norwich at $50 am. IL 90 M and $50 pm.
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 500 and 9.45 pm.
The a IN. Train from Wor. will arrive at Norwich in
time connect with the Line for N London, Greenport
and N. " via Steamer Alice and the Long island H. r.
Also for Wllimantic Hartford, N Haven and N V via
N Haven and N. York r r.
The 10 80 train from Wor will leave after the arrival
of the Boston & Worcester Wor & Nashua Western, and
Providence Roads and arrive at Norwich in time
meet with the trains for London Stonngon Providence
Wllmantic Hartford and Haven reaching each OF these
places the day.
The 4.30 pm. train from Wor will leave after the arrival
of the afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers
= by the Evening Line of Steamboats,, arriving there
early the following morning.
The $50 train from Norwich will take passengers
irving by the Evening Boats from " and arrive at Wor
in time TO connect with the Morning Trains of the Boston
WOr., WOr & Nashua, Western and Prov. 81 Wor. II r.
The - train from Norwich leaves after the arrival of
the trains from Haven, Hartford Willimanc London
Sonngton and Prov. reaching Wor. at pm in time to
connect with the afternoon trains from that place.
The 30 train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
of the train from z, via Greenport and ~ London also
from Hartford N. Haven, and Wimantc, reaching Wor.
Ia time for the Evening train to Boston,
Passengers taking the am train from Wor visit
Greenpor by Steamer Alice, and the Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train will leave Ayns Point every
mg except Monday at about O'clock for Boston Direct
Reurnng will leave Wor. every Evening except Sunday
t7.05.
FREIGHT TRAINS = leave Worcester at St a.m and
Norwich at 81 DAILY, Sundays excepted)
ExPREss Freight leaves Boston at IL m, arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master or
sther person authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat in the
Baggage will taken to include money merchandise
other articles than those Of personal nse and of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
act and an extra price paid, or the Company win not hold
tself liable beyond that amount
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL ". WHITE, President
April 81 dwu N.& w. r. r.
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.NeaU York Goods.

ME shall open this week and next variety of New Goo
W from New York, TO which we invite attention.
May DIV II. II CHAMBERLAIN s. co.
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LEONkRDS
Boston and Worcester Express,

NU5IJN aIAU w UICESLEI EApTESSI
x5saae- fTHHE subscriber continneI to THE EX-
AsszAsszl PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
- the safe transmission Of Packages Bundles, Bank
- ? tss Specie. ard Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and nego-
iang notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
;handize, produce, etc.
Ali packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and no risk is assumed by the Boston and Wor
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester
en-, Newbuyport, Tanton Fall River, and New Bedford;
lso to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-IIARNDEN 81 CO.'S Office 8 Court Street.
BOSTON; J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main Street.
Feb 25 diff S. S. LEONARD.