davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA
nomcntcnd ExcmntIon.

a bi'i = now before the California Legislature,
securing from forced sale tho hopf.A0ldcr 20 acres
Of ald in the country. dwelling anl sppuuenaoces.
"a ony city or town. one ot 80 feet front and rear,
md 90 Spanish varas deep. The exemption not
% extend t. any mechanics or laborers lien nor
~ any mortgage OF same, signed BY the wife, nor
20 auy sale Of the same for nou-paymcnt Of taxes
TIE householder must be a resident OF this
: ate % claim the benefits Of the exemption
B Az household goods. furniture and utensils. ia
value not exceeding $3.50 twenty sheep and their
He,ces and cloth manufactured from the same tao
SONS, lie swine. all necessary pork, beef fish,
1our, corn, vegetables and Other provisions actually
provided for family use, and fuel for six months
am'ly Bible family pictures, library and school
books Lis arms aud accOuirements. The tools,
Implements, materials. stock, team, &c. necessary
90 lie carrying on q his trade. calling profession,
aui all necessary ood for siX months Or the ant
na s. exempted from sale by this bil....f. No bin
o sale lien cha;tel mortgage, Of any OF the prop
srty exempted by this bill except the articles
lamCd IN the sih section OF the bill relating 10 The
tojs implements &c, above alluded TO-, to be valid
unless signed by the wife. Also exempts a church
seat or pew, al spinning wheels, weaving looms
and stoves....J Act % take elect March !, $50
Jan. L. the Homestead Exemption Bill passed
the Assembly by the following vote;
YEAs-Mes.rs Aram. Bradford. Cornwall, COyauu0as,
Crttenden GRAY Hlghes Martin, Mckinsiry, Patterson,
Randolph. Scott, Stowei, Tefl Tngley NalIhal VII
ls,ls Nir Speaker Bgler-l6.
Ntys-Messrs BALDWIN Bracket Brown, Caldwell,
c reamer Morehead, Moore Per Lee and siewari-s
1t was taken up in the Senate aud read for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
COMMERCIAL.

Prices AYE given wGv u per o il some instances DIR
lrg re oep-ets0n "a " ednesdAr, sses were made g.
define. I-sisrday however. 9re sciive demand SLOW
81 i,se( During ihe dsr 51oo 5a-s we're sod. sol'
~ becg s-eculs-r 2 s1g sissdl@r sppesra-ce &c
1roc-etrgs Ths morning ne sane rervs1 inqui-T cn
lrges. Fair gislds srd NOBLE A. q. a. Or
cans q; Six thousand ba.-s American were tAsn1 o.
speculation. al 5o for export Sees for Inc week p 81
Jales
LARD e 10 FAR Request a. advanced ares sses - 1ls
e., - 81 AID 3fs sre FOX asEe-.
CoFTEF msrket Ia ard prcss ts,3 dowuNsrd
The SUGAR msrke. i Ca 51' here = 20 material srl-
ron IN p~c-s
TcEarC1 market cgief hlt very firm
laos market dull. b1i 10 reduction j. prce
FzEfgRr sea1y, wi Hglf demand
MosFY MARI - ceprssse1 ard f8c.1a-nE, WIKI me A.
Desrsuce of ircresed l Balloon Dr. Bank without
change Cousos cosea Oh Fndsy ~ at accom-,
ard q or mO1ey.
American Stsie Secss ln far reqsest United s's'es
SIea Joe lC7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
NKw.tenx uoNDAy MORNING. MARCH ~. 1850.

es isf heretofore ar7-r7Eied 20 any ole sac Of
be On ca 5r re sane rl-puse-
Be q f.-tlsr Ers1'-rs T,sf SENIORS Congress ~
80 sre hereby Instructed ard our RsrresesNTes Request
70 o. ss -e luos; 111-1cf % procure ne pass2ge 'g
Congress q avs estah sh-C C1s'c, House a. each g'
ne r-s of Ss-sre-o Civ Stcs'or. series Monte-ey,
a.. Sa1 Diego $50 flr re e-tahs1nr1i 90 brAnci Mo-
c. n-a
B,r frttrr Es'irss Tai or Senator's IN Congress o
lll hereby lstr1-.e- slf car Aefeselis-'es -
ed % - ,rar - s.rors AZ a. VIII heir votes srt
-f .-rr- he Etoo-cr q s1rL w4 secure 90 i'
Sr-e ~ CzllI-1a collected roui dales - l
1.t. 81 ta-.ver ca.-srie- c various Por-s u saa
a.= 90 Ier-o-v .--ar le Altacuy cf o-c-rs % ih-
.ea Ss - before Or s,nre he eNiensi'1 OF
PIE -r4rue avs n re 1i.Ai SAFES ne sane. by an
sc. % Cor sress &, session and aso anti such e
our senators and Rs0--seu'z1ves usy ne atned A.
represent ~ i- state ~ Cslf1rus .n Congress snt Nr-
r 3D. oppose measures c.4cgis'-- OBJ ens1- N - re-
--. who rsi .ad drres upc-s &c AFORESAID. o-fore
eVfe-so1 OF sad revenue avs from recovering ne
81 noe lo they own md T.i4sl -se AMI n-le1t
Es f4rflcr Hssre1 ThA toe Governor = requested o
Onward each OF senator's ard Serresen svcs ~
Con rrrss cert sei cory = he foregoing res0.lon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
NV MAIL ARRANGEMENT understand

NV MAIL ARRASGENENT We understand
\ asgouahons are going Ga between the tostonee
aleaeut snd The severa. Railroad Companies ca ,ne
z between Boston and New-lOgA, via Ne~'hsNeal ~
Carrying Of the great mail u now goes ~ me way O.
ogoa The hour talked OF icg leaving New ots =
I. e be 81 Pm. ard ;oE leaving Boston, Z M g
ID 6siug both rs,rs here about u'ciocA, arr urN
"a zach Boston and Ne~-NOTk about Il. PeulSil,
< by SCCC citizens OF Bosoa, has been ;ransmi'e1 %
saastO1. praying fOT The proposed change
lNew-hsven Courlef.
q Horace ). Allen has been arrested at Lynn,
~ o. charge Of having robbed The ManchesieE. n
h or Saturday lSst L : Commissioned Nooan1fy
ga' 10 ball ia he sun Of S2eQ 10 answer a. no Us
Voan on the Sd Tuesday Of March
9AsA0Es Ton A Doc BIrE.-ln the Court OF
.oe Peas, James Power recovered verdict for So
-. s1e Fsl River RslhoSi Company, as owners ~ a
-' Jog which had severely bitten The p.snun salo'
Boston Transcript 1aL
sAef hossrD.-Yesterlsy while passing IN
~ o. s.einiiy lady ROBBED q her poeks'eook'
II - Se1'<insd so cash, and note for 5000
Boston Tnnscripi, TN
tsLo IN MAssAcHusRTIs.-A gold niue has
.S s1ae % Era Hubsards lsnd, In Westfed, Mass.
~ w. enc, found n small scales and is said 70 be
Gov. DANA, Of Maine. has appointed Thurs
APn ss day Of public fsssing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
FRANCE.

Paris IS quiet though serious disturbances have
.,-urre6 IN the Southern Provinces. The Govern
s,t ia conserving more etleciual measures 70 qGeA
g., senonstrst lions OF dlssfectiOn-iog which por
pose the country hiss been divided into our GFand
Military Divisions. over which Generals have been
plsced with extraordinary powers OF command
TIE Assembly has been chiefly engaged n as
cassiag tie Educational bil, on which NJ. Ih1srs
and his party had received severe aeisai
Theirs has since withdrawn bis support H0'A 'He
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Captnin BAILEY, OF the Panama.

Oh the arrival Of tie steamer s. san Dlcso,
Captain Bailey found there a number OF emisrsnts
Or California. BY toe route scross Mexico some OF
v .om were "a a destitute condItiou. With gene
-0s.ty OF oue whose heart S ou.y filed with phi.an
,lupic motives OF tie highest character he made
provision ior ,hcr transportation % san Francisco.
ou board tce Panama some oi them were entirely
without money or even the necosssrles %, L'e-yct
gr who wished psssacc-whethcr possessed oi
Oh. means ot purchasing oac or not-we-c pro
sn.ed .o-. Among the sufferers relieved, IS Por
t,oa OF the Fremont Mining Association. which
.,it san Antonio on the 9TH June last and large
number Of the members o.. which were reported,
in the New Orleans papers % have died. O. chc.e-
"a Previous Ia reaching the coast the company
scpsra'ed forty eight taking the route to Monte
-.y AMI ihirt, tour the road 70 San D.ego--tho lat
IS the portion OF the company now here They
nave been over nine sad hall months their
route. /, IS O. bee hoped that their future reward
al bee commensurate with their suiern-s
lPsc dc News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
RIrssIA AND TURKEY.

The Refugees have been sent 70 Ihe AIIIA1N
Provinces OF Turkey
The recent attempt u SssRssinste hossnth IS
being Investigated by the Turkish Government
Austria has not Yet resumed relations Win 'he
Porte
The latest dates from ConstantlnOPle are u the
3oth Of January a. which time II was sppreheHded
tina, the English demonstration on Greece would
divide the eAor,s OF France and Der IN the TurSo
Russian affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Pnrifc ship New.

HoxoLrtu. Dec io-Ar, An brig Brothers, scale IN
81 Fntn~tEco An brx Heury. RCoerts from Ssn FrHn-
-..co Ian brg Cop.Apo sOuihwErt, San Frsnci.co
Al ark Ocean BIRD Hal, do An BRIG Planet Frecen-
arg. do. is-An saip Paarssla Allen, Do. i1-An ship
Enxabets Euer, Trzz-1r san Franclsco lS-Am bark n
HUbeck NerTtn 90 SAN stip WLpo.e. Cufier, from
cofznbE River. SAN shtp NErPoss, MAFt.r, ssr
Frarciscn.
Cd-Dec H. An scar P.srer Fnederbers. San Fran-
c.sso. lsk. W. slip hores- Wysr- SBecSora- SSh An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

P--lre. F4rhs1kA WrTl- Po.1oraisa- Ctso- Titus.
VICE Races, HEIss Crawfo-d Garter Co,,e-. Ch-Ts-e
Spree, Afkhim. SL.@sils sshhs-1, Al1rews, Wss-r.
Tlcksrnan, Ws1e Seuui1g Fl.Eua7 Ma kwsr-
-ocs, El-si NsTi S1-ll Ham, G.-mo8r C1ae1- Hs--
4. b.r German Arkn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
WHOLE NO. 3f1..

- HsFeeek. New. ~ HOBART IOWA 27tA AA'
e.. = trcl a SgE.f. 20 cru
SAlLED-Dec 3 Sssnoser Hon. ., f1r CA,csuE rsroiin
a Csg-. f,r S1a-chae Mary Baey fof NewNork. Iele
tos Cums-cck. ior Ne<-L0acou. leA Mara BAer iui
View 6e. 'ori. Hsur h--eiAnc, { srA o cru - yoen
Coxshs.. LEWIS for New Bedford Emmy, NeA- ior hcng
Kong liza bukhfc1. Nes- 'or New Becterd. hhrreitr
NAhar Archer for rStlu ani HohSr. rowr; la, frank
~ CooGef Coo Sag Harrow ia pAgsG Hsasas~ Newell
for Ssn Francfsco
N PORT. Dec -S-Prope, .sr Massachusetts K Knox;
Ia big Robert Sce Dockeocorf An bark Nciogy, RySn.
An siP CaFi,o Bradogr, brg sro-hers. Sog.e. fcg
>al frs1ctse' Al b-g Henry Rooer-s for Oregor, An
org CopsPo >os.h7sart An osrk Ocean B.rd, has so
Oregon An ship PhSrsA er, Az brig PstspscO West
o1 Pee rees An ship Eafa5e.A E.eo. rramsn.
AT PANAMA fea AR Az bark Psoo. L chsrd
so, SAL FrAncscs Ia Am saip Greyhound. Clsypoo,e.
Cslao. itih Peru scd Sscfsmcnia ChlaxA tiusyagLl.
isih peru brig Sa1iA Rcsss Perez CAlao. iSsh bus
John Enders OOnesL san Francisco. An sch PNuiouh
4 Bel. duS In ship Albany. CAlao. hark Wilton.
Brewer san Erancisco. An brig May stuart -- Do.
An hark "a uieo 40. is-h II s. gua ship AsA ResI
Admiral Phipps H0rahy. Casc zat Paygs = y gun frg
ae. Ia Seregse Nsosrais3 = org George Beei master.
SsrassuN Io.s cii Dark = MARY Cspt hoag-. Amer
-. iih. ship ieon.uu- Cspt Turner Cala.. i5ta. shp
Commerce Cspt jones' d@ l7h baIk 10 Reoeilo --,
{ Auercs. ID. ship BrEtgs, Milchsl- sac FrAacisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Cntinn Henxn-necIinn in Colee,

Markets. -. NV -ORLLANs, March I-AM.
The COIToS market is heavy and prices have a
ioxnwurd turn The sales yesterday 600 bales 10.
,adng Middng, st lOi Rio CoFFEG In consequence Of
are receipts, has declined TO Isle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Lnter from yucatan aud Mexico.

NEW-bELkhNs, wednesday, MAfcA p.
Late adyces from Yucatan report that the
Government troops have had battle with the 10
s,ns. near Lebanos IN which the latter @ere de.
,aed losing 400 as prisoners, 600 muskets, aud a
,aaptity Of money and powder The ring leaders
,i,erward lmplored pardon Of the Governor, and
asred an unconditional surrender Of their forces
supposed that this will put an end to this long
rouscted war.
Dates from the City Of Mexico to the 10Th have
zen received bat they contain nothing important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
The First state Officers and Legislature of
California.


Ffau tde Pa ac Nes.
FREQUENT INQUIRIES have been made OF us, Of the
names OF those gentlemen posing the govern
ing power OF the state. We have, ia several
instances been unable to give the requisite NOR
nation but at length We are enabled 10 lay before
our readers a complete lis, OF all the powers that
be, a. san Jose Among the list OF names
are many familiar 10 the eye as having been con
spicuous ia the States aud we mean no DIS
paragement, when assert that m the hrst lie
is AZURE OF California msy be found al array o.
talent second u more IN the Union. The Labor ne
cessary 70 put Ia motion the great state machine
from a condition OF comparative anarchy. Is very
ar,luous bat when the litter is once cleared away
and a climmerng OF daylight discovered, we con
& iently look for system O. legislation as highly
honorable and useful to our state, as It Will be
,reditsble those who shall originate II The
following is list Of the
EEccufiuc Offers.
f;sfeynsy ...........P PETER X BURNETT
Seerefaru Of Siaie... WILLIAM Y. VOC KHEks.
Tysasurer...........R RICHARD ROMAN
Controller ......-. JOHN HQUSl ,9IiSr;,.o
Aff0rnsg Cea0al.. EDWARD {. hENEN
SenQ,s ~ CALIFORNIA
J0HN MCD0Ue,L, Lieut. Governor and Speaker o. We
senate " B.tshsm. Brdwr- David broderck
? KIRBY Chamberlain. r o Crosby Palo e i Guerra d
7 Douglass, Thomas }. cen. ii. " Hope. ; Lppl-
co., O. Post II r no ,in;sn H. Q NAlego Nelson
flGc0i-J Howe. Secretary Wiham b DDS A.
sstaut Secretary A W Luckitt Enrolling Cefki brla
Dexter Engrossng Clek; Tt0s J. Austin, Sergeant a.
Arms. Eugene Russell DOur-keeper.
House of Represeatdffrcs.
Ilsech Arasa D 2 BALDWIN. John B gier. BIscseu
I1an Bradf1rd. Elan Brown. h c Csrdwell Ssmue.
Clarke. 2. B Cornwall. Benizniu Corey, }. NJ. C0sanl
l.as Charles N Craner. A. T. Cu.eud-u A Gray, X
" Hrsih, John Hughes. Mollgomery Martin +
M-Kinslrv James & Morehesd. 3. = Moore. } :
Osler John A Patterson 7 X Per Lee Edmund Ran
ioph James scott J. 7. stephens 81 NJ SewHr, l. STOW
e. H. A TEN George r. Tin. icy, }. " Nat Benschl.rn,
Madison Waiha John II WATSON, Joia +. W il.iaai-,
U : Mitherbv. T White, Speskcr
QHcers-E II Tharp, Clerk. Aaron ID oar Assisiani
Clsfk Frsterck H. Sanford. Engrossug CleTk. ssna-l
y Houston, Ser e4ai a,ArEs John Harrington, Door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
PRUSSIA.

4 decree has been published at Berlin for the
German Parliament 20 meet az EFsnrt on the 2oth
II March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

ASSOCIATION. Pittsburgh Puddlers aud
Boilers have organized an Association and vii
ssgn to work for themselves next Monday. Sue
esss 10 them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

Consul TO TANGIER.-We learn from the BHt-
AZ Commercial .fdrs,ti'er. that V. Brown Esq COM
ns,ca editor Of that paper has beea nominated Consul %
lIngier IN place Of Thomas II Hyatt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

y The Wings of Maryland will hold a Con;
,ention at Frederick City, on Thursday the 9th
boy Of June next, to nominate a candidate for
Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

~ The Pert Jerv,s Express is tho title OF a
paper lately started a, Port Jervis by Peter H. Nil
ga coored geman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
LATEST FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

We have received copies OF the Poiyae'ia" OF
Honolulu. Of the 10Th December. one week later
-hs, our previous adyces
Joseph Brown Publishes a letter Of gateiul &C
kuow Judgements 10 those who aided him IN SAVING
bis property from the i! fated bug Paiapsco, OF
the 18th December, wrecked on rect in the har
Dor of Honolulu.
The PoiBHe,ian learns that Mr.. Bailey, OF Homo
ala. is about To establish an express between that
porl and san Francisco.
The PoIynssiqn announces the death Of haolOa
h.iani. wife %. his Excellency hekuanaoa, Gov
era0r of Oahu She died OF pulmonary consumP-
'ion at the age Of % years, on the morning OF the
2gth ut
4 communication in the same paper thus AZ
1olnces the ordination of the first Hawaiian t. the
suspe. ministry
Ordained and installed Pastor Of the Church at
Nahuka. Island of Oahu. Dec. ~. Rev. James
Keke!s. a graduate OF the Seminary, Lahainaluna
AID for several years beneficiary OF James Hume
vel ESQ Charlestowu. Mass. formerly mer
liant at these Islands
AL the native Churches on Oahu were invited
TO take part in the ordsining Council and aeariy
all were represented. but owing - III health and
BED weather. several Of the pastors were unable
20 attend Rev J kekela IS the hrsi HaWanan
yfo has been ordained % the gospel ministry
The King bad appointed the j)th OF DecemDer
A. "a Gay Of Thanksgiving
4 seaman by the name Of VIM. II. Gardiner %
Providence, X was drowned on the 10Th at at
.Lat place He belonged 70 the whaleship uni
la-. of Warren. and was engaged at the ia'ls OF
the Waikiki IN filling water for the ship when he
lnortunatey slipped and fell into the basin and
Nns drowned
The whaleships Fortune and Ohio while y ins on
AMI on on the nghi 81 the lth December, ran iOal
D. zach other. and both ships suffered considerable
ianare The Fortune was iull and bound home
b8. on account Of the accident has been obliged 20
-oaie inside and viii be detained some time to re
pair and rent.
The prominent mercantile houses oi hono'eiu
h.,il, refused 70 take the dime for eighth OF a
To- ar. other parties IN town OF course obliged
% td0 likewise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Government

II .iSsn,h,p CsaaGa, from Lirs'peos-MSns SOS le
800 l.ay children SD servant; Mr. and Ms he.s Et
I'D Mr. rpderhiI M and Are staEneT, hssss AasS1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

~ Rev Porter Clay. pastor Of the Baptist
chsIch a. .n1sn, An dled o. ne In All he -s G
brother Of Hear Cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
California Counties.

The ioIlown. are the names Of the counties. as
st forth In the bill subd.viiins the state into
COUNTIES and establishing the seat, Of Justice
therein
san Die-o. Los Angeles. santa Barbara. sac
Lu.s Obspc. N3utery. Brsnci'orte ian Francisco
santa Clara. Mount Diah.o Marin Sonoms so.auo,
N0io Mcndocinn Sacramento COioms, cu.ier
Butte, abs. Co.usi Shasta, TRINITY, Caiaveras'
Tuounne, ManposE-2j ia number
The County OF san Francisco Is bounded IS fol
ows Beginning az point on the sea coast due
vest from the head Of San Francls4uta Creek, and
running thence tlree English miles IN the ocean
thence following the direction u the coast - the
mouth Of the Bay OF San Francisco thence ran
ming into the bay as near the MIDDLE IS may oe, -
as t. Include the sand called Alcatrsces cr Bird
Island and Yerba Bgena Island, and following up
the middle Of the soa;h arm OF the Bay IN the drec
tion OF Santa Cara. = point opposite tie mouth
Of san Frauci.quito Creek thence 70 the mouth Of
SAID creek. and following Up the same u IS source
thence dae west 10 The coast which was the place
Of beginning he rock Islands called = araliones
arc included in the Jurisdiction Of thus county The
seat OF justice sbal Be at the City Oioan Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
awful Disaster Burning Of ihe Steamer ~.
Johns Thirty Persons Burnt to Deaih and
Drowned, &c. &c. DC.

Drowned, &c. &c. dc.
MoUC0MERY lAiaJ Thunday, Msrct
Tic steamer st Johns Was burnt % tho watei =
sgs near Bridgeport, Dallas county, on her up
rrd TIP 10 Montgomery a. 0 ciocA on Tuesday
SEEMING
Supposed that about 30 persons were burnt
d, Death AID drowned The fro was accidental
=, 4 the ladies' on board. numbering or = were
osi
Lieut Rice Of the u 4. a lost some ss5O0o)
,.seral Calfornsns also lost their all. The boat
"a, insured for $4,000 She coat $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Anoo,,t,,eu,s h, the President,

=, and lciih fAs ddrtcs dnd oosseHf Of ne SsRhis
oNsL MCCoLLVN, cf Tennessee, ~ be Marshal OF Iae
ispt sisies ksr The Eastern D.slTc, cl Tennessee.
MILAN NJ RRowN. OF Tennessee To be Marshal Vi
: Ua,ed States f,r The Middle District OF Tennessee
!. Cd S,stes s,, he Western District oi Tennessee
bNjANtS Bo~D 81 Illinois. TO DO MSisosl OF The Nn'eo
res tor The Clsiric, OF Illinois
Y Collins LgE, 90 Marylsnc. ~ be MafsAA o. me
1'cd S,ss,s fof The District Of Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Public Domain in California.

The following lolnt resolutions were reported oy
B. Tingley in the Assembly
Be rssossd b. ne Psor.e f ia STATE q Ca!iHa rsTys-
scafeS ~ he Sea1fe and SsscNoy - jol,rs
Thaf cur Sena n Congress be, AID .l- hrreoy q
sfrleied AID R-pr-sertsuses = lesra " -se Aef
-sl-uc- aac vote for The psssAge q AZ Froht-ng a.
PERSONA America cuxets frrl wcrk1E a. or Il
tracnrg god o. oher grec1us meas ifur ne t-lera
Arts wihn he sac o. Cso-a-a acf erpcse -1e pss-
sac O. Az az o. avs hesecy s1c1 ans might - cod
Do sssec b. 10 PROVIDE ne sz1e p i--Fs Led ll
re O~asra GcverumsrL win Ire privilege 20 sacA And
every American clcz-u wishing - - Co ~ Nors Z Ne
same free from Az t0l OF ~1s-rFef
be t.yth- Ffsord Thsi Cur Senator's z Ccrg res -
I'D A-e hereby Instructed ard or Esrresentatves -
Guessed 20 AID Lei votes and lBr4eoce Ae exteusor
ofe p-ssmplJ1 avs II h Uni-d sars over Tie pubic
411 az with safe q Cio-s save AID excer; he
Zen Ads WHEREBY vi - secured - each scr-A fet-
ter a. ncunt & AID exceeding loo tcreA arc upn
-0udiCus eAlcu-s-ec - foster A1d 40 sgcri-ra
yursgis
Be e f~.ssr RessreS Tai Senator's |, Ccrgress ~
ID <v are terehv instructed ard Representative
cuest-c 10 40 Nh an re1ence he frTo-c
"a AID Adoption ~ such zAy ce enacted iCr l3~
s-rvey sid asr5sA o. ne pubic DOMAIN Of ressonA
provisors b. Wkc1 lsrF@ runoeI o. p-rchEsert or
preerruoners a. prscucsbe procure Gscs f0uung
iron he rvers q ol,-r boles Of v1ser n MS s.e
Be fsrthsr RsossS Tia; ssnz.ors n Congress e
snd are bervhy distracted arc cur Representatives, reres
ls 10 sc VIII th=ar AID IA1-rcs the specy enact
ueui Of b Cor<ress srA1ns 70 he safe Of sicr
Fla fer edlexr0na sod oher purposes As A1oGn CT Aod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Markets.

T-g- se noccsd lhAf hers az be-l al further al
srr. u he Price q bread sfu1s 1osl las oeec sLHon
A. Tor Eesk a, a. per blscsL
r. s-ock n groceries n tbs nsrket except suEH
q Tee AID tea- . veTy nsary consumed SAL slrsp
saerAus suptur ard many o'her suces u coes@nt %
100 - ve-v scarce Il BE- had 81 al and consnaacd
80 pli-es csrg3 q h0l0V-~are, stoves, COOKING
a.-rs us.eul p1znps etc vg1d tnd good market
5ere InIeed his market a. from beng yE=sd By any
-. Il ..rr.a- L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

le uoa8.lu Hsrbor Dec l6 Mr Rober. Hi passen
,a f Sse Franc.seo on board ths E.zab-in Ellen. He
snauvs OF Worcester Mess snd haf been resFing 10
d.fao er several wears lie has friends stA frsdlf 10
~
d. Honolulu. on he - Dec Wm. Walter ECKER aged
y re.rs. q ua1ve Of NrW-l0rk Guy.
I'D NO Ca ne "a Dee " dgssul-rY DR. George
N81- naive Of Providence T. a1d iJT The a.l yeafs
a frsd eui of .hese Islands.
Al Lshala Charles Hopne naive 20 Prlssa. AMI i1r-
.-,e-.- IN h. .hfn L ndof' II New Bedford
To- Ho-oiuu Dec = Mrs Nsry 10 zen, wife " NJ Hor'
zee no den fesidrF A. Sal Fra1csco sn- nal i0F
.0-g me suffered from : disease " tie heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

NInrkets....NEw. ORLLAvs

NEW -ORECASs. Wednesday Mach
The steamship Crescent City left this port 10 dsy
of Cbsgfes. crowded wti passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Married.
Died,

q. Honolulu Nov b. a. he resldsnce u Mrs Domins
fs Rev { Damon Mr. George Gilmore, of koioa
KausL % Miss El.ea b TeWks0ury OF Chsres'o"n Aass