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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
TIMES OFFICE.

The TINES OFFIcs is removed to 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, opposite the grocery store OF
Mir John Crane.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

The following combinations by the Senate are Off
ciay announced D. VI. Baninger, Minister to Spain
Far Cahfornia-J. P Benjamin, Judge, and Cal
houn Bsnham, Attorney Tor Northern District Jno.
p Heay, Judge, aud j. NJ Jones' Attorney, Tor South
ern District D. F. Douglass, Assayer.
For Ltah-Brigham Young, Governor; Jos But
fington, Chief Justice P E. Brocchus and T. Snow
Associate Justices; B. D. Harris, Secretary ]. L.
Haywood, Marshal.
f. R. Hunter Post Master, Portsmouth, Va; Jas
Kidd, Albany; G. w Gordon Boston J. B. Moore,
San Francisco Isaac r. Harrington, Buffalo,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

At ST. Joseph the RoEfsss sssts}Iisroak on 81 q Mr.
Barrow, sub Indian aaenf as BsiEasies Major
Hatton Indian agent Tor the other tribes
MAJOR Hatton i1forn,s d thar Il t.u,s. saeyious
to his departure from Fort fieffe aud 81 two hun
dred Sioux warriors had started 81 gsit1ss their foes
the Pawnees and Ottoes, and sr Il parry against
the Reas The Indians the fq w essen from
tier are in very unsettled and a tisfird condition,
and much boodshsd sS e, TINS expedition
neral rupture; and it may be thas#ur North Western
frontier will be the theatre f mani bloody battles be-
tween the different tribes.
improved and the choera, VIII oh had got anong them,
nearly extinct.--St- Louis Rspu6' Sept %.
THE IRON INTEREsT--In the State of Pennsylvania
the approaching election Tor members OF Congress Is
regarded with much interest-siuce has become mn
porant that the public sentiment upon some subjects
should be emphatcay announced to certain eeptle-
men from that State in the House OF Representative
who seem to have forgotten what cons tuences lney
were representing There were found members from
Pennsylvania who voted that was inerpedent 70 let
gislate on the Tariff, and these gentlemen are soon 70
return home to meet the people IN whose name they
venured to give such vote.
The Wing State Central Committee of Pennsylva-
MIA have put forth an address which goes strongly to
the point and presents the main issue involved IN the
coming election. in clear view 1t is high tune, one
would think that the people ofPennsy had learn
ed something ofthe connection OF politics with their
industrial interests and that the betrayal OF trust by
representative involves much treachery and wrong
under the guse OF democratic orthodoxy as though y
were perpetrated upon other principles.
For four years, says the Wing Address, the people
of Pennsylvania have been struggling against egsla-
ton which closes their coal mines and their workshops
which prefers the foreign capitalists in their own
Misunderstanding bread to foreign labor which is requi-
site tor the support Of their The fires Of our two
hundred works haze gone 0af the hands OF 70 900
laborers are idle"
YET there were members OF Congress from Penn
sylyania, who could vote that it was inexpedent to
legsate upon the Tariff even TO the Of substtu-
ting home valuations in the place OF the existing sys-
tenn which is known be prolific OF frauds and decelt-
full in the extreme, as system OF protection. We OBJ
serve that Mr. Senator Pratt days since present
ed memorial from citizens Of Mount Savage 10 oul
own State, praying an amendment OF the Tariff by es
tabshng specific in place of ad Ualoren duties, so al
to give protection to domestic manufactures res. I'M
considers that it would be 'nelpedient to legsate
upon the Tarf-dffering in opinion, it would seem
with some of his constituents on that point
Such discrepancies these must be regulated by the
ballot box We hope that the issue will be rgdly made
up and fairly uied.-Balt Amer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

The Hon. Robert Toombs reached his residence in
Washington Georgia. on the 18th inst and was TO adj
dress his constituents by the request OF some Of them
on the 25th. He was in good health
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

The Arabs allow man to divorce himself from
wife who does not make good bread. Were
such law in our country, halt the young married
ladies we fear would be in danger of single bless
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

TONS BROKEN AND
S SCREENED WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL; 25 tons large Lump Coal-day expected and
10, oc ce,o ~" '''' "'' 1884, R. s. GLAZEBROOK,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

PHILADEI.PH Oct. Ard, schr. Kate Stew
art, Ogden, days from Richmond,
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]. A. LELAND.

RENDITION, Sept. 81, 1850.
| DEAR COLONEL have received your letter, N when
the propriey Of immediate meeting OF the Leglsla,
lure suggested That body in December last adopted
the following resolutions, viz. ,
"Tha, should the Wilmot Provso, or any kindred
measure, become law OF Congress, the governor IS
hereby earnestly requested to call together the Legsla
ture should not be in session at the uue Oh tue pas
To execute this request, 'sferthwith." would in my
Judgment, be unwse and impolitic. In an emergency
like the present. it is vitality important to avoid precpi-
taton. The most conclusive reasons exist why South
Carolina should be deliberate and weary IN her move
mens. A false step on the part, at tins luncture
might ruin the cause 10 winch the whole South IS en-
barked We have solemnly resolved no longer to sub
NIT to Congressional aggression and Northern fanati-
cisrn That resolve ought TO be carried into effect
with camness and great discretion by united people,
While | may almost say, personally know, that no
division exists in ranks the question PERSISTENCE
at all hazards not certain that the best mode Of
making that resistance effective has been agreed upon
Let lhen the remedy for federal usulpaton from this
period to the day OF the regular session of the Legsa
ture be the subject OF ceaseless consideration Let
meetings be promptly held in every district and parish,
n order that when the great counsel OF the State shall
assemble, il will be ready to act and not 10 deliberate
merely.
Our stated elections will take place 10 less than
month 1t is pretty certain therefore, that the present
Legislature canpo be convened To caltogelheF the boz
DIV soon to be elected only about five weeks preceding
the time when it must assemble under the constitution
would my part display heedlessnss not by
the momentous consequences involved IN the issue be-
fore US. Give the intervening time TO the people TO-
consider and prepare measures that will insure success
On matter OF such unreasonable moment little De-
lay, be you assured, will be productive OF the most
nal advantages.
But again he Nashville Convention is to
on the 18th November OF just two wee
meeting OF our Legislature: The
ly,it is nearly cenasn, will be
lournment of the convention
ratify the acts Of that augG
other course as the ex,sgen
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

WNRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
~ DYES & WINDOW GLASS.-A large stock
If Durs. Medicines, &c-all warranted Of best qua
y--on hand, for sale low for cash, OF on the usual
credit 10 punctual dealers.
N. B. Particular attention TO packing and forward
inc orders PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
oc3 90 Main ST., corner 18th.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
suMMARy or ws,


A call for public meeting opposed to making the
platform Of the Nashville Convention ultima tum =
in favour OF sustaining the Hon. Henry S. Fooe, in ha
advocacy of measures Of compromise in the United
States Senate and in favor of the various bills OF ad-
usment which have passed that body-appears in the
Natchez Courier ofthe 18th u signed by 52l citizens
of Natchez and Adams county.
Miss Sarah Ann Brister recovered $3.50 of John
Swearngen faithless swain, at Wellsburg, Va, last
week, for breach OF promise ofmarriage.
Frost fell Sunday night, in the neighbourhood of
Alexandria, Va.
A DEAR, IF NOT Pretty FooT.--A suit has just
been decided by the Circuit Court OF New York, in
which the New Jersey Railroad Company have been
mulcted in the sum of $1,000, in consequence Zone OF
their cars crushing the foot of lady the depot, in
Jersey City, in August, lS47.
Littleheld who figured so conspicuously during the
trial of Professor Webster, engaged in New York in
explaining wax figures OF the Professor and DIR. Park
man. as well as model OF the College in which the
murder was committed. Public opinion is saidt be
rather adverse to the exhibition, and we hope it will
turn out to be sorry speculation The grave having
closed over the murderer and his victim, the sooner
all record Of the horrible tragedy ceases to exist the
better
The Telegraph Wires across the river at St Louis,
were struck BY lightning on the 18th ut and broken.
The workmen in factory adjoining the office refused
to let the wires be regretted und they will either have
to be put up at some other location carried the
bed of the river in gutta percha tubes.
On the arrival of Jenny Lind in Boston, the Mayor
of the City paid her formal visit and delivered set
speech, in whichhe highly lauded the nightingale"
and dwelt with some emphasis on her unbemished
private character The report Of the interview goes on
to saw that this escaped from the lips OF the
Mayor, Jenny interrupted him, and said-"Ah! Sir,
you praise me too much" After these words, she
paused and looked earnestly, and then continued
"What do you know Of my private character? What
can you know Of my private character? Sr,I am NO
better than other people. No better. A just and
sible rebuke Is{ unblemished private charaetsF" SO
rare an attrbue Boston, call down the praises
Of the highest cofporate officer, when found IN the
person d "a forei s. ladya
sad accident occurred in the family Of DR.. Antho-
ny. near PlttsyIyania Cour House, short time sssee
Miss i young lady ID the bloom Of ,s.uIst
adiustr Il carnphine lamp accidentally = ed
fire toe fluid which, instantlx p N
explos5 completely snga'z
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
SPECTANa.ES,
FOR SALE BY
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Recent PROGRESS Of Astronomy, egreeia2.v n tI,s
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Observation-Disclosures y 0O
Vols land MJman's Gibbons Rome. =
Five years of Hunters Lite in the far int
South Africa, by B G Cummings with
two vols. ...................
English Lanauage in its Elements an
a history of its origin and de
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Fowler of Amherst Colleg
Ellen Parry, or Trials u
q :@s. Ss.itisi i'' i q,
l s ~; f.s 4 .t1sl s ~.
ep es6esse ..adr a.ses sad
t 1917 n,sss 80, a .ha;r I'm.
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MentaJ Hygiene, or an Examination Of the MEL
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Longevity, by vi Sweetser, M D.; second ali-
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The Deerslaver: Leather Stocking Taes-vo l.
by Cooper; new edition. s 25
The Ammi Sought, and by a careful examination
Of the Scriptures and the Ancient History of the
Chinese, identified with that people, by D. J. Gar
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Raldwins Eulopv ppon the Life and Character of
Gem. Tayor. s' .r.. 70
Senten,ber No Southern Onarerlv avjew ner
wear. ..........5 90
Revised and enlarged edition Of Towns speler
Ad ana ReI 4ledsav bv Mrs ev;s
The Dulcmer: or the New Y rk collection Of Sa-
cred Music, by J B. Woodbury.. ............
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MNODS, PSYCOTOG Y-Jhe nhiiosonhv &c
Electrioa Psvooloov in q course ~ leotares hv
Inc p DodyN 97I
George Cartrist, surnamed Scanderbeg, king Of AL
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Ellen Parry, or Trials Of the Heart, by Olivia; A
be 51,' tale-oo m
~ Inc Heart tale py Marlln r. upper aunof Q
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Godeys Lays BOOK lof ocl9oef' S S2c
5raham's Magazine 40 90 So
Sartalns 40 90 40 20
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
THE, POWER OF BEAUTY


First of the train that tempt ., longing eye,
~ ] or beauty sself, majestic queen we spy;
lS an hether in man or in maden's form adored,
' n hi mightier than the sceptre or the sword,
NJ his rayshed him who wakd the worlds alarm,
Subdued his heart and nerveless made his arm.
IThus Alexander knelt at beauty's shrine,
And Antony felt Cleopatra's charms divine;.
sestia beauty-daughter of the skies,
s-skinned, rose-cheeked and lilly -necke1 arise
y each poor mortal who for thee would hope,
sApwAY's CHINESE INDICATED Soar!
i, this alone each form will purify
And make the ugliest handsome to tie eye!
This for pimples, letters, blotches. .fheum,
Will Danish all before its rich perfume;
N1lnkipg- worm, scurt, mosquito bites, nor TAN
Us force on face of maid or man,
ftswil al Railways shrine;
hives beauty glow divine!
ENDS first hsg fury found,
r. me he dared to wound,
good ofiight,
Ii Grecan darts,s e, ! 10 nc
10 pain thougA faite93tn not to die"
n of fight lived in these modern days
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

doph, So aM y "a Gsn, II 6 Waod
R Tayor p1sy Eeders CT MsN Ssg SKIN
ker Gordon 4 sonismjth & Roberts Smith D g. Hass
Ginter, B & Jones, w M Harrison, Johnston, S
Merchant, Creme, Tnsey &, Bryant, Morris y Bro.
Their, Mace & Winston, Winston u Jcnes, Z SUM
ner, G J Sinton & Co.. Fl A Watt, Williams d Clai-
borne, w S & G Donnan, and to order.
Schr. Oranna, Dodge, New York, sundres, to 2
A Strecker Gordon 4 Son, Edmond Il Davenport,
Il W Tyler, Dooly,W W Wooldridge, G sin tint =
q Co., Webb, Bacon & Coz And. Pizzn,, Morris q q
RFether G Bennett Il Co., Williams & Claiborne, II
Await, Mace & Winston. Smith 81 HARDWOOD, Dove Il
Isaaes,A Duya, Raglapd g. Brother, Tinsey q Bryant
A S Lee, A a Krselimaaa, Purcell, Ladd & Co.;
Crensliaw & Brother, Ludlam & Watson, Morris u
Brother, 70 TApofiiam & Co, R Duval, Dunlop
Moncure & Co., Antonio Pizzni, T tS q Ellis, Be-
nayita, S Bonavita, F Crantz, Butler Il Tinsey, VIM
Taylor, and to order
Schr ] Mather Avery, New York.
Schr. Schoolboy, Perry, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Schr Hope, Graham, Baltimore.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

stLOTHS. CASSfAIERES Il VEsTINGS.--
IL We have now in store fine assortment Of
Cloths. Cassimeres aud Veslings, to which we invite
the attention OF all those in want OF good suit, at
CHAS. HARTWELL &CO'S,
&C 8 l07 Broad ST., opposite Swan Tavern.
FUyWENTY-ONE THOUSAND FEET OF
a No SEASONED OAK BOARDS, now
landing and for sale by
ENTITY BOXES CHEESE, receiving, by
Ia schr. Oranna, aud for saleb
oc JOHN N. GORDON ~ SON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF SUBSCRIBER rs
r, !V"t : = - ~, svsrv cass, ,..... 6 90
SEMILW GhhL ,,,,; hl sn jsy! peS ""I 90
Do. if so paid lin every easel. ......',' W
weekly three cents each-n wrappers ready for mailing,
our cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
a1nrssaasOsA asHaossEs,

! STATE OF THE DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NORFOLK, Sept 30--Bacon, Va and N. G. hog
round II cs hams 10a l0k cts. Cotton 11lal2 cts
| Flour $5Sa$6.
| PETERSBURG, Sept. 0--Tobacco-Demand ac-
tive and the following prices fully sustained, viz -
Lugs $7a$l0, shipping leaf Sl0a$l4 and manufactu-
ring $l0aS2l Inspections for the year ending Sept.
29th 1921 hhds against 9059 hhds for the previous
year; remaining in the warehouses inspected and unin-
| spected, 22l6 hhds Coton-A couple otbaes ofnew
have arrived, which brought Is cts per h. Flour
Country superhne $5aS5+ city mills $5* family 81 -
Wheat continues to arrive freely, and may be quoted
at 105a 10 for prime white and 10Oal0S cents Tor
red, common and middling 60a95 cents per bushel.-
Corn is in active demand at 70 cents per bushel.-
Bacon-Hog round 74a7a cents hams 81 a9a cents per
! ID.
| BOSTON, Sept 81, P. M.-Cotton-Sales confined
| to small parcels for immediate consumption. Flour
sales mostly for home use; Genessee s. 5oa5 IS, for
common and fancy brands, extra, S6a6 so; Michigan
Ohio and ST. Louis, s., cash; old Southern sells at s.
ass l24, new S. 25aS5 81, mos. Corn-very little
doing-whte NAV be quoted at 64a65 cents, mixed &c
cents and yellow 66a67 cents, cash.
PHILADEL PHIA, Sept. 80, F. M.-Flour market
inactive, and business generally dull Sales OF small
lots of Flour supply the retail trade at "a Sa$a5 for
common and good brands and S. 123a$5 30 for select
agd extra brands Wheat-receipts light and prices
steady at 1O5 cents per bushe for good red Corn in
steady demand, with sales of COCO bushels Southern
yellow afoat, at Ga cents.
NEW YORK, Sept. 80, P. M.-Four-pure Gen e.
see sells 81 GLASS ordinary lots bring 81 50a$4 564'
whilst Southern sells at 81 9l4a$4 87a demand mod
erate large orders for export in the market, and
were holders disposed to accept 81 cts lower prices
good bushes could be done Wheat continues in good
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
NAsn n Woannousia
HAVE RECEIVED

THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS.
The Companion: after dinner table talk, by Chetwt
Evelyn Esq, with portrait of Sidney Smith.
Letters and Papers Of the late Theodosia A. Wis
countess Powerscourt, edited by the Rev. Robt (
DAILY, d. d., Bishop of Cashel, &c.,. .-.....y
New Elements OF Geometry, by Seba Smith. IS
Scripture and Geology: the relation between the
Holy Scriptures and some parts Of geological
science, by John Pye Smith, D. D., L, LID ".
&c. ....... 1
Five Years OF a. Hunters Life in the far interior OF
| South Africa. with notices ofsthe native tribes
and anecdotesof the chase OF the lion, elephant,
hippopotamus, Giraffe, Rhnocerons. &c, by r.
Gordon Cumming, Esq, with Illustrations, 2
vols. 80. ~. l
the United States, by Elias LOOMS. ........ Il
The Reign OF Grace from its rise to its consumnla-
ton, with an Introductory essay, by Thomas
Chalmers, ID. d., l.. l.. d.. ........ -. 1855.
The History OF Pocket Prayer Book, written by
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The Star of the Wise Men: being commentary
on the second chapter OF St. Matthew, by K q.
French, b. u. .........
The Pastors Wife: memoir of Mrs. Sherman, OF
Surrey Chapel, by her husband. ............. i
Fowlers English Grammar, 8vo.. ...s....... i
Bunt's Undersigned Condolences in the Writings
OF the Old and New. Testaments; aud Paleys
Hor9 Pauline, bound together in one volume,
SVo. ....-..... -si.is-- ~
The Deer Slayer, or the FIRST War PATH a tale,
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The Elements Of Christian Science: treaties Upon
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Adams, one vol. Svo. ............ss..-.. N. Al
Ellen Parry, or the Trials oflhe Hear, by Olivia.
George Castriot, surnamed Scanderberg, hHygo t
Albania, by G. G. Moore, l.. l.. \. ses.
With number Of other late and popaa " publica-
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

The following little Gem we clip from DOM
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
CT 0rtClaH uHTIs,B for > ~ "a
10 pain though faite2 not to die

u of fight lived in these modern days
ennNeson would not have been of long dura-
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Summary OF Intslngsnes-Rsnsvai of the
slRvcR, agitation a. Congress.

We regret 20 see that a at,rmr' was ile
Yesterday in the House q Representatives % re-
new ne slavery swsroa. Mf Siii.nEs, 81 Nhc,
entfl,d % the cred oi this move Ia; aud Ia
lLt short free which hs rlade on the f,soIltcas
yefeHiDg the several paIts Of me plsflde1ts uss-
ssfe to the appropriate comm tees, - sr7t- a.
reasonably Es BE did daf,ae ,hc Issl session. Isis
% he hoped that the good ssrss a tse I1iioftg
'ha; tody viii prevail, and tha, ,hc ffs s-so-rs
Irolfion.s,g. tni other humhu q. vi. t- siieu-sS.
Ie; the one minute rule, which ives par. ally
adopted yesieidsy, he strictly sppled 70 hol.
asmegcgucs. Tie paft a. Nr. Finm1rr'g mee-lvs
which Mr.. Giddings ca septs o., rrcrts The
approval of every patriot, and every friend ~
ihe Union, throughout the county. The frtsi-
cent IL in favor OF maintaining the T1guvs
Save law, and will. We have no douhi, src thli
), he properly executed on every occasion whcr,
~ execution s necessary and are 90 ir.ends ~
iht Umon and the CCnsti-uiior-end Mr.. Gi8digr.
ard his associates may make the most Of Il. it is
really too bad that these men should have lA- Tr.
yege Cl wasting the precious time ~ Congress, in
at using and vify ing the President, aId al others
who 10 not agree with them in their finadcAl TO-
hey. Let the one minute rule Le 5ppiied 20 Gsm
promptly for the country Is more than sa'isied with
their srgon about humanity and niggsI.sm.
We perceive that On effort was r.tde !esi"rly
IN the House, TO offer a resolution j.I,c,.rg the
Committee Of Ways and Means TO rcg'ri q bill
afHopnsiing money TO III out the ship ul the line
Pennfy!yanie, for the purpose of earying the Tro-
eucts Of American skil to the ersa, fair in Loa-
son; bat we regret TO say il failed We hope the
effort will he renewe., and that, on the next occa-
sion, il i'll be more successful. We have already
gwen cur views on this subject, AM are confident
that The PEOPLE at large desire that vessel 10 be az
Fiated for that purpose.
Iha; pert Of the treaty Of GuadiuPe llidslgo.
which provides for the protection oi the frontier
a, 1inc the inoursions Of the Indians rcisrrcd
~ yesterday, in consequence of the Predden. hiv-
ing received communication from the MsN.csn
Minister ON the subject. We have no doubt tha,
the matter will receive the early attention Of Con-
gEess, and that our treaty stipulauons IN that re-.
sreci will he faithfully carried out In, No bus-
ness can be transacted until the Gidd,ngses o
Congress are disposed Of
The New York herald., 1850-12-10

Be pc1 bsve found . cart - loud Laaghtsr)
The dselins Of Protsstsas! What discovery for one
Who Is destined perhaps to be the successor OF Pho
Sinc. LsueEterl So Peter's chair is . very curious
seat. thcurh don't know whether he ever sat there
net never saw IL, but II had it In nv hand
know what would do will IL, would sell It TO Bar
for s50000, Qoud lsughfsr) and would give the
ty continued lauebter). Bishop Hughes is now on
his way 70 Rome lie Doctor Cox) had not the Ell to
wish him 70 be n Jensh nd that whale might swallow
him but he trusted that the sentiments Of the meet
ing in the Tabernacle this evening would be waited
not by the electric telegraph but whispered by ano
tsr power In the camera obecura OF the Cardinals
Rome.
imTGti,nce vas manifested ameng the audience when
Mr. Cox aid, good humoredly, !" be patient, and IL
be done and promise you III have poetry at
the endn loud and long continued laughter)
The symptoms Of impatisnce were again renewed
and or two persons seemed Inclined to create a
disturbance They were, however, so far back that
their ot.erystions we're not heard
Doctor BaIRD here assembled the platform, and said
81 there Is any psrson dissatisfied let him remain
quietly, until we are doue (Hear hear
poetor Cow Or let him 90 out-the country is free
Noua laughter)
Doeter BaKp-we % not attempt to disturb Catho-
c meetings aud expect not o be interrupted here
pector Coz then said be would be brief aud he de-
clsied that he was pleased with the meeting that
hs would be willing TO taber nscle' again. He con-
cludse With sn0tber anecdots A lady once asked
him why it was that clergymen we're so puguacious
and tols micai lie ansxered that he aid not think
they we're but Il they we're It was because they were
Az born of woman (Laughter) Aftsr some fe more
smarks the friends Of the association we're asked to
assemble in adjoining room, and the numerous
audience tepsTatcd