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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
Died.


The friends aud acquaintances Of Mrs ELIzABErH
TLMAN, respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this day, at halfpsst one o'clock, from 30 Anthony
street
On Saturday, Nov 80, of dropsy, JOHN vArrs, aged
26 years seven months.
JeaersonI Blues Fifth Regiment, Second Brigade New
York State Militia; also, Rowland Lodge, No 10, O.
OF f. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
which will take place this day, at O'Clock, from
his late residence 2i West Seventeenth street His
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetry for In
terment.
on Friday, Nov. %, JENNA wife ofNathan T. Gran
dali, aged "a years
The relatives and frien ds Of the family and also the
members Of Union Lodge, No. IL. Of the A. o. of q.
Fellors and the order In general are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral, this day, Dec. at 10
O'Clock. A. M. from her late residence, 308 Stanton
street. without further invitation.
nonp. WIDOW Of Cant Joseph Hammond aged 81 wears.
(. Brooklyn Lodge, o. of q. r., and friends and 40
quaiDtsnces, are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon at hafpsst one O'Clock sther
late residence Myrtle avenue Kent street. Brook
lyn. Her remains to be taken to Greenwood.
On Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30, Of consumption,
ELIzABErH wife OF Charles Fisbeck.
The relatives and friends ofthe family are requested
e1oea mn drom the on rssiSsnss Of her husband
corner Of Myrtle avenue and Dunaeld street. Brook
Ign.
Haverty late Of Laushea
The friends Of his family, and that OF Mrs Cesteaus,
late residence l6s Elizabeth street, at two O'Clock
this Sunday afternoon.
On Friday, Nov. 20, Mrs Ca.IsrIsA Gam.
Her friends and these Of her brother, RobertH.
Craig are invited to attend her funeral, At No 80
Fourteenth street corner Eighth avenue, this day
(sunday1 at half past one p NJ without further invi
| tation
ON Friday, Nov 20, after short illness PREprRIoA
| FRANIIKEE, aged SO years nine days
The fren. af the family are RESPECTFULLY invited to
attend funeral from her late residence 9s Leonard
street on Monday Dec: 2, at two e'coeE P M
| On Friday evening, Nov. 30 at IL O'Clock, HueH
McDcsALp, pulmonary hemorrhsge, aged % years,
native OF the county Of Armagh Markethili, ireland
HE fri. nds and relations OF the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral from his late resi-
denee No. SO Ridge street this day at one o'clock.
| Tykevsys New York Irsh Dragons, Got which de-
ceased Was q memberD are invited to attend, In full
uniform
Last evening" JANIS KELLY, jewsller, Of this city,
| aged 26 years.
| At Forte wane Nov. 10, Hon Amos X. Woop. Re-
preventative In Copsres OF the Elk district of Ohio.
lie elected to I'll the vacancy occssioned by the
| dsaib of Mr. Dickinson, both OF whom were OF San
| dusty county
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SsT W
Asur. We have 70 =, port fair dsmsnd for bpth
sorts with snesof $50 barrels AZ 50 80 ga for pots
aud 50 al for petrs There also sale Of LOO bar
r.l Canadian pearl, ON privste terms the stock 10
$50 barrels pots 1855 hsrrei.pearis total AIS
Casks The receipts during last week we're l'4S2
barrels.
Bar.psrurr. rIonr For state and western -four
there has been good inquiry tor the trad veil a.
fer .hipms mt, With modsrste demand on speculation,
but tn high views a. holders checked transactions.
The reseiru not very large. and there vas but
little to b. had at inside prices The Eastern Ia
mspd vas very limited or donestic, some 1000 bar
rra changed hands, st 81 81 IS for sour, ~ Is .
- 40 Tor for No super sue: ~ cav 80 6sa TOR
con 10 straight Stste; 81 20 ~ 81 for mixed to
strsiEht Mishisso and Indians - 81 81 sh for
ter grades steady and in request Canadian s,s
pretty sctve ~i.n sales OF 900 barrels a. 81 olb In
rate stock There was something doisg for the wes.
1noiss Jhs Gales OF the day add up 300 barrels ct IS
q So l2h for common TO straight brands Aiessn.
With small sales AZ 80 e2T Coru Meal continued
scarce, with ssles OF Jersey at ~ 12h and Brandy
The Market tor What hsds tendency IN favor Of pur
pure basers while the inquiry va steady Canadian
sold 20 come extent, but the particulars have ust
trspstired. OF domestc, the sales bush
Vpp.r Lake esc Atoo bushels MIXED Ohio az 81 O3
al %, and 900 bushels ordinary gepsssa at 81 rs
Rvs vas dull and iower With saies OF coo bushels At
81 10 pr,,s .aies We have heard of no transactions
vovhy Of notice Oats were In good request ~ith ee
Of state srd Canadian AZ 4ec. 4Ic snd Jersey, at
4ac axe Csrr easier With increased supplies,
and q moderate demand. The operations SUN NO
10 COO bush.ls ct teo for old Western mixsd and
Southern yellow and some rev Western, at private
Cegyrx.-Thsre yes . moderate inquiry from the
trso. With ssiss Of ECO hsss sc Domingo ct Toe; 100
bbds. Rio stloHo. si1hc: rs bags Jaws at %. SD
scsivsd here yesterdsy BY the ship usris which re-
m sjn.d pnsold A letter from RIO Jsn-src, besriss
dare October 18TH 1880, ssys;-" The quality Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
The Meeting OF Congress.

From the National Iuteiltg suCer, Nov 30
Congress comes together at the session Which, opens
on Mspdsy next, we may almost say with noseles 8.
tread. Certain IL is that in ali long psriencs
We have never known quiet approach OF session
OF Congress this eccasion. Comparatively fss
members have Ia tact yet reached the city The fact
ltiss for travel have however so wonderfully insrs
cd since first knew Congress that We entertain
doubt OF luor being prese Mt ia bot Houses
day All speculation upon the chsrsster and probable
business results OF the session must necessarily be
vague and un ssti,factory Our main hope aud reti
ance are upon the tive Houses holding on In z ,od
faith sn9 with strong hands to the pro ss
Of the last session; for upon their doing it
will altogether depend, IN cur opinion whether tbs
coming session be blessing evil 10 the republic.
Tn. subjoined lst embraces the names OF all the
b,rs whom We know TO be yet IA this city.
senaiors-Meisrs. Fslch. Michigan; Dodge wiscon-
sin; Shields Illinois; Bsl Tenn sse smith Conneoti-
cut; Walker Wisconsin; Morton Florida. Bsntou,
Missouri; Nspgum North Carolina; Douglass, Illinois;
elem ms. Alabama. RagrfstHfafirCs Me sr. Johnson
Tenn: Thomas, co Levin. Penn Di.ney Onto;
Raymond. Va; Csbell. Florida; Taylor. Ohio; Evans
Ohio; Holmes South Carslins; Dana, Pennsylvania:
Fowler. Mass MoCierusnd, Ill Peaslee, Wat
kins, Tenn; Savage, Tenn; J. l., johnson, NY Van
Dyke n J.; Jackson, n, " stantou, Ky HiiitArl
Ala; yiLtou Ohio; olis osio; siblsy, Minnesota
Iackstt, Ca strong, Penn boyd Ky Uai. No.
white. N. Clingmap. n q Bsyly. Va Breck
KY Eliot, Mas Peek, vt Besls, Va Harlan, Ind
Garter. Ohio.
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The Summon. upon Gen. Qu,tman.

The National Ificihg says, that GOV. QuitmaD
Of Mississippi has been summoned To appear before
the Court In session, at New Orleans
TO the bill OF In dict aent found against him
ar participation in getting up the Cubs expedition
Re refuses TO attend ~ present hut presses willing
TO obey the mandate h. his ON G pires
or n o. bis public duties viii permit.
The Mobile hsgtsfsr says IN relation 90 this subj ct:
great mistake has prevailed ~ith many papers as to
the proceedings that will b. necessary in this IL
has been ssid that demand viii have To be made up
oH the Governor OF Mississippi for himself Sush rs
net the esss. That principle sppies only to p-ooess
the State cnurtf Hrre the procee tings at
t,ts OF federal jurisdiction which extends thrO,gh
out the Union, ana the Law provides mode By
which persons accused may b" Appreciated IN sny
State without the Interpolation Of the Governor.
to New Orleans, II Il deprvss Mistissippi Of its
the mean time have to periof the duties of Governor
We hndthe foil )ving article In the Iicksburg Wg Of
the l6h met 1t Is rumersd here that the Governor
refuses 10 answer the demand and threatens to call
uron tie people OF Mississippi for protsctios aud tha.
Judge Gholsop, Of the U. =. Court, nov sitting In
Jtckscn, has expressed determination to the
FEDERAL authority ~ him vested to execute the writ to
ths full purport Of it's requstion This talk OF resist
and enforcement Is from the lips of rsmor. bat
believe " H. fact that the writ has been Issued,
and - nov In jackson From certain arguments Ia q
late Ms0sppiaR the Cover nOrs organ, " may readily
be inferred that mctiv. In calling the Legislature
Together ct this time 20 place obtru.tons in the
way Of the Governors attendance upon the court at
New Orleans
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coffee now reaching market Is by no means 30 good
We have usually at this period Of the crop"
CcrIoS. The sales to- day we're about $50 bales at
small improvement The letters quote prices higher
by at the departure OF the Europa but consider
the frost accounts per America joke, and intimate
an improvement II actually conarmed by thstwo next
steamers.
PaoyIsIoNs Pork The market Was very quiet for
both qualities, and easier for mess. The ssies csm-
prised $50 bbs in lots the trade at III SO for
and So so 50 SO for prime Beef vas buoyant at full
prices The sales reached 450 bbls., at 81 ST1 for
country mess So rs $40 for city mess and 81 S5 rs
for prime OF country and city inspection Beef hams
remained without marked alteration. Dressed hogs
firm, and sslesble, at SIS So 37h per 100 lbs.
Lard has been less active since our last notice; the
were limited about 200 bbls Ia lots at
tx s7hc Butter-The stock OF this article, already
large continued incr sse. and the rates given In
yesterday report with SEINE difficulty sustained
Cheese was in fair request ct a6%c
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mARITIne IKTELLIG X E.
Movements OF the Ocean Steamer


Steamer Sc. srd Ju'.;r San rr,'s.so; w% Brew s
sh's..ssnu.l Applo,9r Dosns San rr.neiseo Cary CO.
isiil w,il.,d BARE, Boyd Hinoisni Bulh'y, Brown
Bsll.~ccs%s lsrl oa.,rsriss. bristol. E.E 2 lime:
y,ts Taylor Co; chssc, Chase. Navy DAY, Sssmi,h
Bris,-p.psi. Brysop s.,r,msn,o City, Indsps,asuc.
lr element. via sc5isf; M s,n n s.L s,S.
IS hI-tgrs, asrrinstoo, Psr,oers, Ms; y.a.. - n.i
Y.T%sS, sf IS sfS b Ssas' 9is L.-
DO q. Richard cssSer sss,,,s :. yGsn IN ssSIs Watt
R.ss~s vsis.eS Tss..i E@!r, suIsh As;s9d.i. wash
hsviis,. rh',.ssghl. En.srsrss. ai,chsll Do N.Iy
f%. ps. s:s'SsR h Sst esS . F1sa
do' j.. ooshs%s Sssoi, Fall RiTcr. ''n'' 's'''
Arrive5.
h,p Prince s,ses, spss sa,s lon and r1rsISSss
Co. snehor on the Bar az ii AN With the steam
;sis sssIisrs i:.sl Ia,l:s n,ssl.ns, NJ. asy. n
o. B fS oscso. t tot piymou,s erss Gvn.i-s. day
rrs Cysrst tBrl Psttsrson, Turks Island. IA days. with
Bis Sc. Belle. Harimsu. jacksonville Ia sd,y, with
SER ccra Perry. Psrridse Albany for Tl-shnr Saw
,h,. soop "a 2, sIty,.w1 which va esv
ross Yerker sdrt on her beam s,as Gould NOS a.ssr
Tain any mere Emporium, psrtieulsrs Of the Disaster
sssI fhs%.. sd.5. 1' VIA naval naval
schr James v Bravsrd. Williams chinooteaque days.
schr Yorhtowp. wsssm pstersbsrs days with cotton.
sshr ss,S.o Barrett. Dasht fetE Riyer, 3 day.
sehr Oneida. soper, James River, days.
pchr 81 Mary Lake, Richmond, days.
echr Mary Cornelis, wocty Albany.
sckr J cooley Co. Ryder, Boston. 9bays.
schr Lucy Bfskc, Havev, Rcohland. days
echr Reanoke, Smith Eastrort q days
schr STEPHEN Waterman, Nfoholson Provinceovn DAYS
sohr cecrge Epily nehe-son. Albany for boston.
echr Psllsoiunl. Arnold, Kinruon for Hartford.
eotr Warmer, rfeterson, hibsny for New Bedford.
Iu sher wilcox Nickerron, Albany for Mes Bedford
eebr Eseremet, Moore, Maehias, 8 days
echr Anita ssdor Eaton, kaehias. 6davs.
ethr FRANK, Morey, Toy for Boston.
sehr John N Bell. Lovden, Port Chester.
g,hr Kim City. Frisby. New Haven.
sekr Miller, Montgomery, West Point.
Below.
One ship and two hrigs.
Sailed.
Steamship Florida. Lyon savsrnsh; ships 81 0eorgs,
Crawford Liserpoo New Ham pshre, Chase, do WIN
cock Conway, New Orlesns aud others.
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

Bosror, Nov. 29-Ezchanqe Board-l share Boston and
Worcester Railroad i02%; 20 Boston and Prov Railroad
Ezi Western Railroad l0ili 10 Old Colony Railroad,
Ssssshsstsr and L,wreSss Raiiroad 9o "a acai5s ,
~ 80 90, SOD, Al: 100 do 4i4; y 40, ~
20 do. SOD, Ha SO do, SIM, q; Is DO, ~.
70 do sod, ala 100 do som AL 100 do blw., AK
80 Phad Wilmington and BalsimO.s Ra r. b. 30 .
road, bS; 10 Eastern Railroad, 1855 6Fl,ehburgh Rail-
road, ll3 IS Vermont Central Railroad bid 1885, ado
Vsrmons and Massachusetts Railroad. 3lh; do, sl1
10 Essex Company. 99 Granite Bank, l0l 10 do lob
Bank of Commerce ,6m l021S 5000 0gdenssurs Rail-
read Bonds, y9A. . .
20 sof shs rem. Bank, 49, Philsd Sank 1888 Ater
SaLs-s5,0 Reading 6s 70 sO log Resding K 81
rs6ur Rsirosd 4k. Second Boar6S5 900 Reading Rail-
road, S. 10 80; 81 schuykil Bank "a; Pam Railroad
42 Aer Saless $50 State S. 49, 400 shs Reading Rail-
BAImMonr' Nov. 500 City 6's, 1900 lOpl; 700 B&
OK bonds, 81, 90; - shares Western Bank 2nsi 50
BsO RR. time, 69is ~ shares BRO RR, VA - do,
6A; do, 671z.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Fcrsa-C seszsr. LADY, shIi rca
ana ssrysSt Paw. LADY. rhdron ssrvAnt Porl-
Ism lAdy, child and pure Waclsy lady aaa
cumming lsdy An ekild; N Molcan and lady seguin
snd lsdt rhelvsron ladt and child; Mrs 1wltr
Nadeli hr gsrdner Mrs PROCTOR MRS II RAns,m aud
dsushters Mrs. Hunter ans krs Koirrg. Mrs
nsAyi Ms Hsneksl sn1 syni Nses Fowler Potter
Potter Potter Potter. Potter cflltec and
Preston ssntsr ssudder storer KelioEr. Kel-
losg turreu. Wage-, Philbrick, Wstssu: hessrs
Nathevs, 4 Prall, n lassrnp child ani K
Hsish, EN- Htisht, LnLatp, TN POaiiam D \ G5ar q
ZEE P,ttsr Jehn Potter Rifle. n Hortcp. Post WI
hiseeln hckenna, NaFe-,r " Colhs, Hear Jasf.
sor, " Jss tscn PeuserTtssi y Prinds { Rgder
Inseletty. Powers X rhalL Morrst Cibso a, w
Gtsep. Hcwe NJ Cook Mr. Miller. n wilisnk r NJ
Nhl,,us stssss; = RaitA Ure Gilbert, B,rs-
Ley, Conchlin. q Bsnley A Him. rcrfyth Foster.
JDE~pe, "a sneaker. Henry, ia STILES, A q raies
~ istauith. sKins uorcv0od, x n Drsna, LADY, and
servart-to in the storage.
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uEDICAI.-
DARTs AND IoNpor TREATMENT on PRrvArr srs


DARE AND LoNpoH TREATMENT OF PRIVATE sTs
IN lew heUrs vegetable application withcus
pain In eonsituionsl aocors ,nj ceby 9rought GA ~
ana can showany therr boclrst
without Ia M have daily, OF ys.rs staadrg frc.
eother rhyricisne II all rrafsntes permanent ourc
others USE caused ty their expcng be
enough Ny eiplorss with thsso s3d the hundreds o.
shor that ee can esu. T. Yes evree NJ "A 90,
hours q Dercue under ths ether rhlsicsns ovs-
year, without henet; bsdy covered yeu eved %
So ss. a' s'eS srI a' :. NJ y FS s' sens
yoa eures me- " LEGAL aad gsnsrs, treatment IN Snort
,se ssss nry retagept ~ ie,sr. Yes. hoSrs
two doors from nr-sfwsv.
TIE ROB OF DR.. BoyvrAu .LAFFEoTEUEs, TIE
nier. or sarsarsra ether suiar rensds II radically
cures without merourv, all sf,ons Of the Ska Dats,es.
eouchemert the critical period % life hereditary aer
mony ~ hunors AZ hderurntve, 70 IL powerfully cfaacous
In cstsrrhs 81 he u sthsr weahat
AZ AHtsyrhiiitie she Rob errca n verv short ns ~
cent or irvessrsts ersuirg from e Of Bflss
Virus without ssu,r.iiains ~ lie ~ nsyvs,g sbsYs
All rtecnmsnded IN sytbtc diseases. whether recent IL
less saBsns and Which have r,assa TIE rowers Of msr-
Trsnse BELGIUM. Hosaa On IN. banis :, e Rkine snd -
Hse, a. All ths Apoheoates Al Assmptsa. r. " Bei-
rI: IN Boster, cserss easn.r Chemist chsrs.ter, e.
mn sns his,iry a. havroe lssa Bslotts Chsmist No.
sshssno New orleans, Dvfhc sna Mr. Daeorse par.
" crsnaeso dc b. cervts "a rae Richer ysrmionvius
me Tsitsa states the Rsb Iarse.v, h, ,oa ~ s.as-
.nsSsy & 'si n sss s.si slSSssD1 s' ~.
isss so,, haif vits .Ss air,ssisn t. or
which are not msrhed above Please vrite by ste
Ut "irsneeau De 81 Gervais. 12rus Richer Paris
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADsLPHiA, Nov. 80, 1850.
jenny Lind--Tae Musical Epidemic-Deah Of Req. DR.
Dlcight, &c.
There will be brilliant att ndsncs at the third
concert of Jenny Lind this evening" the tickets are
going like hot cakes. She achieved most glorious
triumph, last evening" In attracting audience I'M
exsmpled NUN bers aud fashion despite the pelt-
ings Of the ptiless storm. The scene inside was
fairy like the delicious blinss of songstress
fusipg spiritual nshne every heart an dra
ing to many eye from the tender a,soosio
enkindlsd by her sweet rendering of home, sweet
home" The heart must, indeed, be hardened to the
kindly feelings Of human nature that cannes be pens
traed by the trils of her Bird Song tbs echo of
the Laughing Mountain Maid," among her gathering
herd The outside barbariaus paid the Nightingale y
compliment, and at the same time showed their sp.
probation Of her notes by standing out the rain
unshltered, except by umbrellas for hours, ia order
to hear her voice above the psttsny rain drops
They their positions with the utmost good
humor sbeerng their less favored brethren bsneath
the umbrellas carried by them, and doraing amuse-
ment to all them by the Jest and jbe the high
prices paid by some for hearing what they got for
nothing.
A wealthy man. the son of a widow created an ex-
element, yesterday, in Moysmspsing by entering his
mothers mansion In pursuit of q supposed gallant,
and not finding him, wreaking his vsDgeancs on the
pictures mirrors and other articles OF furniture He
was at last taken before an Alderman, and held to
bail for his appearance ut Court.
Tia Rev DR.. Dwight died this morning at the resi-
dence of his brother in this city Ia the sixty urth
year II his age lie here Tor the purpose OF I'M
dergoing the water cure hut IL not applied
count Of his want of stamina. The deceased for.
nery president OF Hamilton College New Y srk until
forced to resign from i'll health NO name In New
England was better known, nor talents more highly
appreciated. The remains Of Dr. Dwight will be taken
home on Monday in charge OF his brother TO
be inferred in the family burial ground q. New Haven
John Cele, al unfortunate man. upon whom the
moon has uuwonted inf usnce, this morning made
extern pore hsraneue In front Of the Grard Bank,
disturbing the brokers along the Barbarv coast from
their propiiety. He alluded TO Father Mathew en-.
Gaze and other distinguished in rather tnceu-
gruous manner and finishing abruptly made his bow,
| and disappeared.
The amount OF coal brought the Reading Rail-
road up TO this time Is 800 so6 tons for the prssen,
year iC93 s23 tons the quantity up to the same
time lakt
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Our baltimore @ orresponds.os.

BALTIMORE, November 80, 1850.
Burning Of Ae Columbus-Grsat Loss Of LVs-FrgeyV
Cass-Natipe .fnericanism Revived Jenny Lind, etc.
The burning of the steamer Columbus, with large
sios OF life has thrown quite dsmper, over the city
There large quantity of cotton on board the fire
getting into which swept the boat from stem to
stern and cut of all retreat to the boats The follow
ing is list Of those on board, with their fates -:
Capt. Hollingshead lost.
Lit. Goodwin, mate, lost.
David Goodwin, ears Old of the mate lost
A German, passenger, FROM this city lost,
John Sherman, fireman. lost.
Three deck hands, and Lane, the cook, lost.
Lloyd Lecompte and Danl Stephens, assistant engi-
neer, saved
Thomas Lecompt, fireman, saved
Tho steward; Henry, n coiored waiter aud Henry
Pierce, colored all saved.
Thus nine lives have been lost, aud that very close
to shore The particulars OF the csta trophe have
not yet been received The loss valued 1T $4,000
which there Is insurance OF but $40 900 Ia the
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company OF this city
Folger r. Loyegrove, the young forging lawyer, was
brought back to the city from Norfolk, yesterday by
High Constable Clifford aql admitted TO bail in the
tum Of so 900, much leas than the amount OF money
obtained from the forged notes They have queer
way OF administering justice in Baltimore under the
present code.
resolution of instructisn was passed yesterday by
the Reform Convention, that has caused much STIR
foreign tmigrants 20 be ten years residents OF the
State before they shall b. entitled TO the RI OF suf
rsge and prohibiting the privilege Of voting for ten
years to any convicted OF selling their vote and
forever from holding Office.
Front street Theatre closes tonight, and will
Monday be taken possession Of by about fifty work
men, TO put it in order for Jenny Lind who gives her
first concert on the evening Of the 9th Of December
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Mr. Cor,ria's Nor R.ls 10 Pp, Dora NpRism =
Tie National Ship Peaas ,irta.d 80 Co'amti'rc
Steiratf's ddpb,-Nr Hrgtes' Statement NJ.
Criucnden's Lcttss, Sc.
The telegrephic despatch in Tuesdays Herald,
relative TO Mr.. Secretary Ccrwin's new rule, AMI
the ofTice-holders o be- affected thereby. has ere
ated quite a sensation in this reqi1a. Generally
speakinc, Governor Ccrwin IL most heartily thank
ed Tor his chivslrc refolruSu to rut down ne9o-
tsm in the public ofIcss lie says he shlll stand by
his rule, that no two members Of the same fimly,
such as father aud sou a. son-in.lsw, or brother
end brother, shall hOld offices under the govern.
Jnent # he, through the scise OF he poser Of
removal vested Va hm da Secretary II ths Treasu-
~, cen prevent H.
Its now believed that me government will send
the great national shiy Psuaay 10 the Worlds
Convention, Ut London, next NAV. al of the
siofeship FftdoDis. ss 81 first decided upou.
Commodore Stewart thinks the Peonsylvania
would command The respeUt and admiration Of the
people Of al nations, who might be assembled at
Iondon, during the great Worlds air, aud in that
respect might Tenoer rs much service 70 our
iry az she could in lime ut war The Commodore
once told President Tyler that the Pennsyyania
ought to- have been ssnt to China with the hrst
commissioner we sent 10 the Celestial Empire;
- for" said he, the British had whipped them
treme ously, and had only showed them some OF
their two deckers The Celestials would have ey-
claimed, on seeing Americas ocean reprrseata-
i've, The CommOtofe sa,d, bug'5un g'rH va
fiop, hes big two deckcrs; America olsger sull,
has great four deckers--whp eveTythingl"
The statement Of Mr. Hughes, OF Geog ~
truthful account of his treatment m Boston, and no
doubt would NJ IL had reached here three days ago,
have caused Mr.. Attorney General Ciitteuden to
have written different letter to the President than
the one which has just appeared from that high
asd patriotic law officer Of the government.
The statement Of MIR Hughes, being true, ought
90 eause the bow-ssfDg 10 be applied 20 the United
gtates SgarsbsI and District Attorney OF Massa-
sbusetfs "forthwith, " not forlhwither."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
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