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contemplating marriage dont hihh n rsturalhs he,ss
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B.nnupI AND sr T4osss-stc.mship Hsrlir- Mr., Hail
snd servant, MT Barr Mrs Barr. Hss, Barr Mr..
Hovt MI Dsves port Mt Gibbs lady, child an, sn,1
81 Thcnss-kesss Lind DOnoho, Cor s.yea. Tsviov
Archibald and ser N.Doussli srs nebour s hss Ne
Dtpglas snd three children Havley Fosfsr ana
Mr. Ten Escs Mrs rott ohdren al 3scrvsnt. los
sherIsid Mr. Myers Lady sud ohd Miss rov pu sherwood
Mr. Dusseembe Mr. Uklsre, Mise ID sll.re ~ Lvcn mrs
nsbin'on, Mrs Kendall child snd ssry<sL Nr cwn To-
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STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
The ships composing this Inns
BALTIC. Caytain Csnst>oA
ADKIATIc, Capt. GrAftoa

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETws xs NEW
- York and Livsrpoo-The chips composing thi. Inns
IN the folio wing
ATLANTIC, CsptaiA West BALTIC. ca,tAin Csnst.oA.
PACIFIC, Captain Rye ADRiATlC, Capt. GrAftoa-
ARCTIC, Captain Luce
These ships having but BY contract, expressly s
has been taken in their
in their engines strength
speed; their Tor passengers are
qualled for elegance comfort.
Price passage from New York to Liverpool 30 excie
Of sizs SS2S; from Liverpool "
New York fS5.
After Of April the rate Of freshs BY thu
above Liverpool will be materially reduced
An experienced surgeon viii be attached TO each ship.
No berths secured nt paid for. .
The Of these shps will not be table for COLA
diver bullion, Gle jewery, precious stones or messA
unless bis Of ladng signed therefor and the vslus
thereof therein expressed
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EDWARDK COLLINS IS Wall street NJ r., or 70
BROWN, sHIPLlY CO, Liverpool. -
E0 ROBERTS CO. IS Kings Arms yard, Losdsa.
l.. DRAPER Jr.. Boulevard. hontmartre. Paris
LNoR LIvERPO0L-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
l. ship BALTIC Capt Joseph j. Comstock.-rhis steam
win depart with the mails for Europe positively
Saturday November 10TH at u o'clock NJ from her BERTH -
the foot Canal street. No berth secured until paid fo
All letters and through the Post Once
Fer freight passagehaving unsqualsa accommodates
for elegance oomfort-apply to
EDw'D. X. COLLINS, s6 Wall street
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed yhe BALTIC SIC saA
Dece Eth.
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SHIPPING.

NOR ADMINISTRATIONS, N0vENBERIs ATT
ocloei from pier N H. tho snd SUI eror stea m
ship LOkIDA, (of lao tonsl Capt. Thomas Lyon ",
passage sppiy 20 SaML L. hITcHiLL lys Fres
street For New Orleans passengers will ma the above
most desirable route. -
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In Milford Mass, Nov Z. ny Rev 2. Pond Mr. WV
PIrrtr, OF San francisco Cal to Miss CsRoLtSr s.
daughter ofs Dean. Esq OF Milford.
ON Tuesday evening. Oct ~ BY the Rev. Mr. Rem.
ington CBAs. wHuLocE TO Miss HARRior MAcvEY, both
Of New y orb city
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M EDHCAI.

q Sa0 REWARD.-CROSshAk'S BPECIFIC ala
pCOo turs for the ~ gOnorrhuA Of all remedies
yet discovered for the complaint tss 10 the
makes speedy and permanent without ths least
treton IN Diet srnt eHgosure or change In AppAccer
business The proprietor challenges single instance u
cent gonorrhca 20 be brought which the mixture VIII ma
under forfeiture Of s Many cured drJs
Sold at the drug ZS Broadway Of Ch&barf
streets also, ut Ne 10 Asor houses AZ Ito Roadway kss
Fulton street, corner Of william.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoKPANY.-THE PUB-
lilo informed that under tho nents Of thiI
Company stea nsrs Inspected and approved BY the Nav
tnue leave Panama San Francisco the first and
nfeenth days Of each month unless detained by
accident the arrival of the mails ct Panama The
Of the first Of he month will touch Acapulco
San Bias Mazstlan San Diego and Monterey The steam
fifteenth Of the month will touch at Acapulco be,
ct o other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly, sfsss
her arrival in the Pacific between San and
Oregon awaiting the former the arrival Of ra
and from Panama and returning without delay
with mails aAd passengers for the following from
San Francisco. regular line OF propeers will be kept
for the Of freight and transent
between Papsma and San Francisco. -rr
The connection the Atlantic viii be maintained by TIA
amshps EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the 18TH
and CHEROKEE leaving New York en- the 18th of eseS
month"; for Chsgrs third boat viii also be Kept In New
York . spare steamer
will form direct line betv New Orleans and Chagvs
leaving at such periods will little estention
possible onhe sthmus forming with the Pacific
ships through line aud from New Orleans ana porte Ia
Mexico, California and Oregon. -
Through Tickets for any month osn be secured on eIp
cations for passage from New Qrleans should be MACS
ARMSTRONG. LAURAsONE Co. Agents, at thai pisos.
Neu Yor Oct
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They all class Now York built shps,
with all requisite articles for the oonfsr and
Of and BY Of experience in tbs
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
free from charges but those actually Incurred.
BOYD & HINCKEN. Agents l6l Pearl atreet.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE-sECoNp LINE.-THE POD.
LOWING ships will leave iavrs on sho i5th, AID Nss
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Pert OF New York. November 10, 1850.
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EoR CALIFORNIA VIA CnAaREs WITHOUT pA-
Company will despatch the splendid double engine
The pier Of street. North with
mediate ports TIE eonnsoion at Panama viii Be Sssfsy
kept Gto prevent any detention beyond the ususs
secured At the Following rates :
yRos NEW YORK TO cHAenH 49,.
s ss.s room hnr eSr sorx.;j .:oon "a
Seerags berth. found bed and separate table
FROM PANAMA TO SAN yRASoisos. ..
sssss. aSs1 oSnS boa and separate table W
State Room s s:Gses s'ser. :s.
Charleston. SO ~ 81
Eavannsh - ~
frsshss Chisr.s per cubic foot prspae; Baya
s0o fer New ORLEANS sin transfsrrS
i the sss G 81
psny, III West street, corner 81 warron,. 20 ,x
spssi. poss. is given 70 shipper, y ~: In. Ss sas
COMPANY have PREPARED form Of bill q lsdns .dspted
cation :. the cOmPsDys oee and With which thsy
CRESTED TO provide thsmseVes ss no e.hsr iSra VIII 10
Y S'
ID ATRs OF FARE REDucED-rxrsaE oITY LINE
Meeting With the q 8 stos~sr Isnaa. on Zoe ss Of
isS cry lnS S Ss
% ss wi, ss,s ssr Gss rss soTts k'rr '
REDvcED Pans TO CrsAsRES
5Aioon state ROOM ..-........ 80 siN
stserase. maiir.s; and board
PANAnA san FRhScrsco
!iSt Cabin. ..... sSe
i'T'iS' or ''i'as iiS8ssRp SON !, a-,..r.
EoR SACRAMENTO cIry,-FIssr vRssEl TO san
FREIGHT s@osnt 500 Ss. viii 10 tassa srs az
'''''' IA D. YoWLfk ss ws.tg,re.G
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Fairfax Agricultural Fair.

At the recent annual meeting of the Fairfax Ag-
ricultural Society, held in the borough of Provi-
dence, Fairfax county, Virginia, premiums were
awarded as follows
For Catne.-To Francis Fish, Lewis Baily, Geo.
w. Hunter, jr., s. Il. Stuart, and r. McC. Throck-
morton.
For Oren.--To Alexander G. Davis and Lewis
Baily.
For Mich Coics.--To Jacob Haight.
For Horses.-To S. T. Stuart, Orson G. Sage,
John Barnes, and George Chichester.
For Sheep.-To S. Il. Stuart and Jacob Haight.
For S,cine.-To Jacob Haight.
For PorItry-To Murray Mason and Thomas Ap
Catesby Jones.
For Butf,r and Cheese.--To Truman NJ. Brush
and Alexander Haight,
For Hruif, Vegetables, and Honey.-To Thomas
APP Catesby Jones' for apples, and greatest variety
Of fruits; r. Nice. Throckmorton, for vegetables;
and John Il. Hunter, for honey.
For Field Crops.-To s. II. Stuart Dabney Ball
and George Aver.
For Pioughing George Aver and o. G..
Sage
Ladiss' Departn,snt.--To Mrs. Alex. s. Grigsby,
quilt; Mrs. James w Jackson, for best counter
pane; Mrs. George Walters, for second best coun-
terpane Mics Mcintyre, for best worsted work;
Mrs. X. Nice. Throckmorton, for watch qua rd
Mrs. Alfred Moss, for best pair Of yarn hose; Mrs
Turley, for second best pair of yarn hose; Mrs.
Ayre, OF Loudoun, for best bonnets; Miss +. Hamp-
ton, for neat tidy; Miss Virginia Sangster, for a
specimen of painting; Mrs Wilbur, for quilt.
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The Southern States.

The Richmond Wing repubishes the ar
ticle under this title which appeared in the
Republic, Of the 9th, with the following com
ments:
"with the exception Of South Carolina, the spirit
Of the South may be considered conservative
and patriotic in its tone, and even there such
men as Thompson, Grayson, and others, will
make gallant fight before they viii witness tho
wreck of those free institutions bequeatbcd TO us
by glorious ancestry. Even Jefferson DAVE, Of
Mississippi, gives strong evidence Of a disposition
TO avoid the ultima ratio Of resistance. lie goes
for moral, and not physical force until tho very
dregs Of patience are exhausted. II ia gratifying
10 perceive in many Of the accounts that If,
{ fortunately, the disposition in some Of the free
States to repeal or modify the Fugitive Slave bill
should assume more aggravated form, that the
remedy Of commercial non-intercourse would be
moro favored as an experiment than the instant
unfurling of the banner Of disunion."
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An EooNoMIcAL PRoPosITIoN.-As 1t ia not at
all imperative upon Mississippi 70 leave the Union
Immediately, we take the liberty Of suggesting
that the extra session submit the question OF
sion TO the people at the next general election The
Disunionists can "nurse their wrath until that
time, and if they then poll majority of the votes
against the Union, let convention be called in
mcdiatey after the election To let down the baSv,
40 that Mississippi, with head and tail erect, di-
lated nostril, md eager hoof, may bound from the
old pasturage into the weed grown common Of SC
cession. IL we going TO secedc il Is useless for
Us TO be at much expense about IL; and if we are
not going to sccede, ii is still foolish TO be at
great cost in determining to stay in the Union II
will be perfect folly for the Legislature to remain
in session longer than two or three days. No more
time can be necessary TO rcsove that the people may
decide at the next election whether they have been
wronged or not, and whether they wish 10 stay in
or get out of the Union. But If we cannot wait
till next year 10 decide these questions let them be
submitted to the people Immediately, Just the
boundary proposition was submitted to the people
of Texas. Let the Legislature shun all positive
sponsibility in the matter. IL has right TO take
any action looking TO change in the relations
now held in this Confederacy by the State of Mis-
sissippi. As the members are all sworn 10 support
the Constitution of the United States il may be
that they have the power to do so, against the
wishes Of Governor Quitman; but certainly the
right to determine in favor Of disunion, If such
right exist anywhere out of the revolutionary priv
ilego belongs solely TO the people of the State. IT.
therefore, the Legislature cannot dissolve the Union,
IL should not spend the public money in fruitess
discussions upon the subject II should either adj
journ without any action at all, or decide TO sub
init the question of secession directly 10 the people,
and then dsperse. There is no necessity for n long
session. and the shorter il is made the better will Il
satisfy the tax-paying soveroigns of the State.
lpicksbrg (Miss) Vhig.
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One Man Killed and two FrightfulIy
Wounded.

The New York Tribune, OF the 18th inst, fur
nishes the following account of tho murder in New
York, which was imperfcctly described in tele-
graphic despatch in our paper Of Saturday:
about four O'Clock this morning one of the
most fendish murders that has occurred in this
city for years was perpetrated at No. 81 Dey
street.
from Newark and sought lodgings at the porter
house of Charles NJ. Rousseau, at tho above num-
Der. Carnal was an acquaintance of Rousseau,
and il is supposed that he knew that Rousseau had
several hundred dollars in specie in the housc, the
possession of which 10 supposed TO have been the OBJ
lect which led him there.
"Carnal and Charles Rousseau, con of G.. M
Rousseau, went to bed in the same room about nine
o'clock. Between three and four O'Clock this morn
ing, Louie, brother of Charles was reused by the
cries Of his brother Louis ran into the room, but
was instantly stabbed by Carnal, who inflicted
terrible wound in his abdomen through which the
bowels protruded. Carnal gave Louis another ter
rible wound, six or seven inches in length, Just
below the collar bone, and then ran into the entry
way.
''Here the elder Rousseau, who had been reused
by the noiso, met and seized the murderer, cry
ing out "hcre he isl" But Carnal, with the fe.
rocity Of desperation, grabbed the hair of the old
man and drew the knife across his throat
ing at stroke the windpipc, the jugular veins,
and the carotid arteries. In fact, almost cutting
Rousscaus head off, Death ensucd almost in
stanty.
"Carnal then rushed through back window and
jumped over fence into very deep area, where
nc completely Imprisoned himself, and whence he
was taken by the police.
1.-The young man, Charles Rousseau who slept
in the room with Carnal, received n stab in the
throat which penetrated the gullet; but believe
that 1t is not dangerous. 1t is scarcely probable
that Louis can recover.
1.-THE prisoner was committed Immediately after
the verdict of the coroner's jury which wac, that
Charles Rousseau came to his death by means of n
wound inflicted by a knife in the hands of Henry
Carnsl.
eve believe that all Of the parties Bel
gans."
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consist of l6 teams, drawn by three yoke Of oxen
each 10 larger once, drawn by Ave yoke each !;
SsPring- wagons, Tor. in military psrance, ambu-
iances,) containing astronomical and surveying
instruments. drawn by five mules each; % wag-
onss drawn by i've mules each 2 wagons, drawn
by four mules each, for the Quartermaster and
Colonel Mcclellan and the Commissioners
rage, drawn by four mules fifty men on horse
back. Then comes the escort, consisting of about
$50 soldiers and SO wagons, with subsistence and
baggage, and 300 beef cattle for subsistence, to
drive along with the train, killing one every day
or every other day.
Fandangoes are the only amusements at San An
tonic These public dances. They take place
every night. and open free to all. II is expect
ed that every one will buy coffee and refreshments
freely, and treat his fair partner every
casion. There are ALEC monte tables, where great
inducements offered to the novtiste. AS
might be expected there all sorts of people at
these tandangoes. We expect to be detained here
week longer, waiting for the Quartermaster to
make his arrangements for transporting the COM
mission. IL is no small matter. can assure you.
10 undertake n journey through wilderness 100
miles. with 800 persons and such train Of animals
and wagons as have mentioned.
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UNITED STATES SESAToR.-Tho question has
been asked to what period Mr. Winthrop will hold
his seat in the Senate of the United States under
his present appointment by the Executive. The
appointment s for the period which may elapse
he will be eypectc to take his seat under that APP
pointment at the commencement Of the December
session. and to hold 1t until the meeting of the Lc-
gisature on the first Wednesday in january. I'M
session, measure Of which there has been no in
timatiOn. From the commencement Of the session
OF the Legislature the seat will be vacant until
choice shal be made for the residue of Mr.. Web
ster's term, which expires March 3, 1851. There
will OF course be two elections to be made by the
next Legislature The choice in this State is made,
not by joint ballot Of the members Of the two houses
but by distinct concurrent votes of each.
Boston ddveriissr.
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DEATH or THE DUKE OF PALmELLA.-On the af-
ternoon of October IL the Duke of Pamela died at
Lisbon lie was one of the last OF the statesmen of
the beginning OF this century who took part in the
important arrangements Of tho Congress ut Vienna.
by his good sense and Information there, he gained
in that assembly such weight of influence as was
attached TO no other representative of SO small
power. Talleyrand was accustomed to say that
his attachment to sound principles and his graceful
manners gave him commanding influence in its
councils.
ns the statcsman TO whose constitutional principles
and foresight due the gilt of liberal constitu-
ton which accompanied the return Of the royal
family from Brazil In the subsequent difficulties
OF Portugal he the leader OF her liberal states-
men, and although rudoly treated of late years by
the government of Donna Maria !, he has never
his devotion TO the real interests OF that
government or the liberal party Of Portugal.
Boston advertiser
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" President of the Baltimore Board of Trade. -

CONNECTICUT WHIs STATE CONFERENCE.-The
Wing State Convention, for the nomination of State
officers, assembled at Hartford, Connecticut, on
the 18th instant, when A. G. HAZARD, Esq, of En-
field, was appointed chairman, and o. A. PRATr,
of Washington, and EDWARD J. SANFORD, of New
Haven, secretaries.
LAFAYETTE S. FosTER, of Norwich, was unani-
mousy nominated for Governor; GREEN KEN
pRIcK was nominated for Lieutenant Governor;
Room H. Mills, for Secretary of State; THOMAS
CLARK. for Treasurer; aud SELAH STRONG, for
Comptroller.
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PARoDI.-The critics of New York speak in the
warmest terms of Signorina Parodi's personation
of Lucreza Borgia. The Express Gays -" We
were never present at more decided and assured
success. Criticism was set at defiance by tho su-
perb style, vocal and histrionc, in which this
splendid artistic went through her role
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-18

MASSACHUSETTS Fowl ExHrBrTIoS.-The big
tent in the public garden in Boston already con-
tains five thousand specimens of fowls The exhi
bition opens under the most favorable auspices
Hon. Rufus Mcintyre, who to have delivered
the address before the association, has been de-
tanned by professional en- Engagements.
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The FuotTfvE CaArrs.-The Boston Post states
hat,a report having been in circulation that Crafts
had on Thursday evening returned to Boston in
the steamer Admiral, the United States marshal at
once instituted inquiry, and ascertained that no
colored person came passenger in tho boat. The
Post states that thus far the marshal has acted in
relation to this matter according to the instructions
Of the agent Of the owner or his counsel. Hughes,
the agent, it says, arrived there from New York
on Friday morning, and returned again in the
afternoon. en- route for Macon. Georria
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-18

EpMosp LAFAYETTE, grandson Of General LA
FArETTE, arrived at Savannah, Georgia, the
18th instant, on his way to Florida, whittier he
goes with the view of personally examining the
lands presented to his brave and patriotic ancestor
by the Government of the United States for services
rendered during the Revolution.
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FLoaIDA ELgoTror.--The Jacksonville Republi-
can OF the 18th inst, Gays the most estimate
makes Mr.. Cabell's majority in the State, for Con-
gress. about 400. The Tallahassee Sentinel of the
9th, rec kons il about 40.
In regard TO the Legislature, the latter paper says
the Housc stands ~ Wings, 30 Opposition and one
contested scat (from Levy.) The Senate, Wings
10 Opposition The Republican states, however,
that in Benton Wing has received the returns
and the election will be contested that much
doubt exists as TO tho result in Hsborough, where
two Democrats contest tho election and by throw.
ing out two illegal precincts, may elect their whig
opponent.