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koR 1ouisvILLE.Thcsew who intend 10 go 10 ueusyille
the trip Of the Bostoua will perceive she leaves on
the 18th Of June See Advertisement of her agent g. Ewing
30 Gfayer street
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MORE NOVEL INsURANcE.-ln addition to the
Indiana company who have gone to insuTing debts,
another at Boston is issuing policies of insurance
against accident by railroad and steamboat securing
to an injured party insured handsome sum. The
system is said to be in successful operation in
Europe.
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AMERICAN CONSUL IN HAYTI-The matter
between Mr.. Wilson, the United States Consular
Agent and the Haytien Government is supposed
be satisfactorily adjusted, as Mr.. Wilson was on
the point of returning to Cape HaYten from the
capital at the last accounts.
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There was great fight between three of the
NewYork fire companies on the morning of the 10TH
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May q. DAVID Youss, of Frankllnown, La, to Miss
SARAH LEVY, Of this city.
:, May u, in Union Parish, JoHs FrrzeERALD to Miss
JULIA A. GRIFFIN.
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CHOLERA IN THE NETHERANDs.-The Stats
Courant published at the Hague) of March 25,
gives general report of the cholera in the kingdom
of the Netherlands in 1913 and 1s49 From this it
appears that the total number of cases was 1880
that of death, 23,25s; that of recoveries, 2O6o2,
This statement does not include the military. The
total of population on the LIST January, 1919, was
1929, l67; the number of cases, therefore, was in
the proportion of / to SO inhabitants
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and American books for sale by G.. P. Putnam, Of
New York. This extensive stock is thus classified
and indexed, and one can order a book knowing
that it win be procured in few days The price
affixed to each book, and this is the best plan fol
every bookseller who psepares catalogue.
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War AND PEAcE.-Congress has been memo.
rallied to lend ship Of soar 10 carry out dele
gates to the peace convention.
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The Market street stores in Philadelphia were
to close at P M, from May 22d to July 10TH
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India rubber is now applied to book-binding, as
covers, in place of leather or paper.
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NAVAL Force FOR CuBA-7He President.
Action. = The Government having ordered the
Home Squadron and several other vessels for Cuba
it becomes interesting to know the amount Of the
force designated to be sent thither. The Phladel-
mia Rulletn sfates az f,1IoV,s
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A large mandatory Of figured silks is about to
be established near Boston.
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Dollar Cold Pen.
No and Silver One Dollar We have
received a lot OF these apital Pens
Opinions OF the Press.
"Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
This description is valuable" LPcayune
IA better Pen put paper" Delta.
...,Now In
G large supply Of Gold Pens of all the celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety OF patterns of Silver Cases. for sale BY
GUINNESS IL co.
IL Camp Street, between Canal and Common ss
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES GUNS, PISTOLS etc
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AdditionnI from ca1ifornia.

UNLdI DLI UoII . OF UOA1D
Owing o the late hour at which we received our
California dates per bark Elizabeth, we were una
BILE to give full details yesterday. We now add the
following additional news, which will be found
highly interesting.
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7. PLAeIDE, BsQ--Doar Sir The old friends of JonE
H. CALDER solicit the appropriaon Of night at your
Iheatre, as early as may suit yor convenience for his
Benefit The undersigned bear wiling testimony to the de.
light which Mr. Calder has Gas Treaurer If the Variees)
proclaimed the good fortune of Others have called on the
public for patronage similar occasions and we feel conf.
dent that you will unite with them in tbue which sub
santay designed expression of haks for many cour
eses received in his capacity, well mark the regard
and in which Mr. Calder held all classes Of the
community WE are, dear sir, your wehSishers.
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.NOaU Opening!
~" Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. II. VOL


to Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. H. Wolfe.
THEO. JAMES 81 co.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. So Common street, bet1esH VerandG Hotel
and HeDtett's Exchange,
TT Are in receipt of another large and beautiful
of gentlemen's Spring and summer Cloth
ng-al Of the very fine material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part as follows to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERETTE DRESS COATS;
FRoCK
. FANCY, Brown 81 OLIVE " -
- - DRESS
BLACK MERIyo BUSINESS -
- FANCY AND cOL'D Enc. MERINO - e
- BLACK ALPACA - -
- BLACK MUsTAPHA -
g SILK AND LINEN g" -
- CHECK LINEN - -
'' FANCY DOEsKIN PANTS;
- BLACK MERINO -
- FANCY DRILL -
- WHITE
POWERED CHAMBRAY VEsTs;
WHITE MARsEILLE -
e CANVASS SKELETON
SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK :"
- TORQUOIs SILK
4" WATERRD - 80
- MODE AND BLACK SILK :"
BLACK SATIN
:, DUNDEE LINEN DRAwrRs-Patent Laoins'a
IRISH -
&" COTTON
- SILK -
Z" LINEN SmRTs-(very fneO
- CoTToN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
- SILK AND LsLE THREAD UNDERsHRTs;
- CoLORED GINGHAM -
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIA H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
- HOSIERY;
. LINEN CRAvATs;
- STOCKS, SUBSCRIBERS, ETC. ETC. my 10 2ip
Valuable Family Medicines.
I5- DR.. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR.. RoGERs's LlyERWoRT AND TAR.
DR.. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
HOWE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA
TOWNSHIPS do
SANDS do
BULLS do
BRIsToL's do.
GUfsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARILLA,
osGooO's INDIA CHoLkGoGUE.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAVlDS HEBREW PLASTER.
PERRY DAyIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
The above Medicines genuinl always hand and ssld whole
sale, retail, by
sCOVIL Il MEAD, ia Chartres street.
w Dealers in Medicine, purchasers generally are notified
that the only General Agents for the articles
all the Southern stass myl6 sm Qdp SO NJ.
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| THE STATE rs. CIFANDLER.-By an oversight
we neglected 10 publish that portion of the opin-
ionwhich reflects on the practice by Judges Of ex-
pressing their opinions Of the guiltor innocence Of
persons on trial:
The counsel of the accused obtained bill OF
exceptions to the charge Of the Court in which they
deny the right Of the Judges 20 pass in review the
facts, and to speak Of the conflicting testimony
when corroborated or contradicteds and especially
to express to the Jury his opinion that the prisoner
is guilty.
I'm the charge to the Jury, as subsequently re-
dueed to writing, by the Judge, he certainly ex-
presses himself strongly on the facts in saying
have rarely known case in which the crime of
murder was more clearly brought home to the
prisoner and cannot think you can entertain any
reasonable doubt of his guilt Such strong ex.
pressions as to the guilt Of the accused, coming
with the weight of authority from the Judge in
whom the Juries habitually repose great conf.
dence, are calculated to bias the minds of the Jury
men, and may impair the rights Of the accused
guaranteed by the Constitution trial Of thu
issates Of fact By an impartial Jury
Il would certainly comport more with our
views Of criminal trials for the Judge in his charge
to the Jury to limit himself to full explanation Of
the law of the case, to divest it of all irrelevant
matter to be found in the pleadings, evidence OIL
arguments of counsel in almost every case, to
clearly sum up the evidence for the prosecution
and defence, and to omit any strong expressions as
to the guilt Of the accused. We think we may re-
commend this course without infringing the un
doubted right Of the Judge to express his opinion to
the Jury as to the weight OF the evidence, and tc
comment thereon as much as he may deem neces.
sary for the cause Of justice"
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RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.--The Balti-
more Sun of the 23d, has the following telegraphic
dispatch from Washington "The Nicaragua
Treaty, or rather the English Treaty relative to
Nicaragua, has been fully ratified by the United
States Senate-only two Senators voting against
it. rumor is in circulation here this evening,
that Gen. Quitman, with his forces, has effected a
landing in Cuba"
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NEW ORLEANS, May q, 1850
enesH-Inreply to your letter of this day date, wish
ing procure the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of Civ
ing Benefit for the relief of Mr. f. A. Wood and asking
terms, etc. beg that you have the Theatre
the night of June 10, 1850, the nightly expense.
Most respectfully, yours,
THOS. PLACIDE.
To Rish a. D. Crosman, ii. Garland, John
D., nd theirs.
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Go NJ M q n catod.
From Gov. Thicker,


Eds GFsscsat-F For the benefit OF suffering humanity as
well of justice Or. SAMUEL GILBERT make the
following ha ia June hast had small upon
face ther between and cheek which gradually increased
during the summer IN size and exeut account OF which
consulted truly eminent Physicians under whose treatment
received eb In the latter Of last january visited tins city
In the OF days before reaching ee the tumor greatly
enlarged and The Inflammation increased to an alarming excn 50
much that from the the end OF
nose cheek bone, became literally lump Of putrd
The disease nude appearance opposite side
my In this condition presented myself Dr. Samuel
Gilbert knowing what disease afflicted Dr. Gilbert
prom pity eating Cancer Of the vruen char
put myself his lie extracted the
without the the knife aud in four weeks face we'll
l then and sll believe 7. NJ. TUCKER.
New0reaas, March Is. 1859,
ns- DR.. Gibers Office is No. ~ Magazine street apOu
Ev To the PubIIc.Jhessrs. Editors: wish to bear
testimony Dr. GLBERs skill through valuable aud truly
independent paper screy afflicted ulh hereditary
this disease killed father had the best medical aid in the
country The disease made It's appearance eyeds
and continued spread and pain severely until well nigh os
sight II could scarcely discern horse from tie
Having often he of DR. Gbe in the treatment
Of such cases. left the State Of and came to New
leanswas under nentBnt happy cured
and Of the disease Left and sight perfectly restored This
| day leave for home. A. Q, C0RWlNE.
| april 10, 1850. apl9 u
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~" Attention, Wings of the Sixth Ward!-The |
Wings of the Sixth Ward are respectfully requested meet the
Engnehoue Perddo Carondeet streets,
SAL URDAY EVENING June l. hapast o'clock for the
purpose nominating suitable candidate for Alderman of the
Sixth Ward fill the vacancy o,casoned by the resignation Of
g. Peters Esq. The Election take place MONDAY, Juae9
mySO St. MANY VOTERS
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We are indebted to the courteous officers of the
Cotton Plant for late papers
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Crescent aooa anO gob lprintins cDarr.


he propreors Of the Daily and Weekly Crescent Tepes
fully inform their friends and public that they have recently
made considerable additions to their shen have
placed 1t under tho charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who has
been long known in tbs city gentlemen Of high capabilities
the art The material the office being complete and nearly
al new, they are prepared execute kin1s of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!. -s
with the least possible delay and without duppoinmeut
who may favor them with parenage will be
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS LADING, INsURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NosARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BUM hEADlNGss STEAMBOAT BILLS
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DkAf kkCEIPTss posters HANDBILLs,
CoIToN RECEIPTS, CARps ETC. ETC.
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ICorrespondenee.I
NEW ORLEANS. MaV9d 1s5O

NEW ORLEANS, MaY3d, 1850.
Thos. Placide Esq, Manager Varieties, ete.
Dear SiThe Undersigned being DESTROYS of recurring
public place for the purpose of giving Benefit Inc relief
of Mr. F. A. Wood, of the sufferers by the elosou Of
the Louisiana last fall have selected your aetes'
the suitable, and respectfully solicit you ESTATE the
time. and conditions, upon which your establishment
be procured From known disposition aid and
assist all charitable and praseworthy undertaking. I'D from
the peculiar of this, it hoped you will en into
the spirit OF it, Respectfully, your ObedIent servants.
D. BE1N, sAM'L @. RISK,
d. RICHARDSON, A. D. CROssMAH,
FELLOwRs, W. II. GARLAND,
BIER, } B, WALTON,
Il. y. NICHOLS, a.. LIKE,
J. o. NIXON, W oLMsTRp.
T.. H. SHIELDS, d. WOODRUFF,
g.. W. SHAW, W. D. PARTEE,
II. @. sTETsoN, GEO II. PETERSON,
N. D.. KNEAss, JOHN NJ. GOULD,
t. W.. VAN wYCK, STROUD u CO,
p. COMMIT, CHAs. NJ WATERMAN.
NJ. MoHTROss, n. JARVIS,
WIN. HENDERSON,, CHAs.EC. GAMES,
W.. CRRNsHAw, TAYLOR, HARTr & CO..
JOHN yAtEETIsE, K. A. TYLER,
WIN, \. CAMP, d. ,. YARMOUTH,
CHARLES WHITE, J.. o. PERSON,
R. L. BRUCE, D HEARTT,
BARNETT & CO., GEORGE ALLAN,
ISAAC HART, FRANCIS THOMAS,
c. SAMPSON, 7. NIMICK,
/ ]. L. GUINNESS, WIN. II. SLACK,
/ W. W. WHITE, o. CRUZAT.
| JOSEPH HuFTYs JAMES MAGUIRE.
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THE HfsTRIoNIcs. - Last night Placide's
was filed by the friends of the amateurs, while
they tfod the stage as ifato the manner born,
Peter need not fear to stand by the side Of New
York notorieties, Charles Ssufacs may teach pro-
fessionalactors how to enact the dashing, generous
iihPpdent young man. Sir Otiger was decidedly
the favcrite. Joseph little too sanctimonious
Noses was eapitally done, though he represents a
character now out Of vogue. Christians have out
shaved the Jews, and you need not go to the Syna-
gogue for Insurers.
The supper scene was most provokingly tan,
talizing the Rones actually had game and cham.
payne, which our esteemed Captain of a band, now
alas vamosed, uncorked with real skill. The
screen scene was very fine acting. In truth The
play has not been better performed since the palmy
days of the old ST. Charles. There was one fault
however, the business of the stage went of itls
TOO slow. This viii be corrected at the next per-
fpfmance on Saturday night, when they perform
thecomedy Of London Assurance and the farce
Of . The Lady and the Devil" together with
choice music by the Amateur Orchestra
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs,
NAV 80, 1850

MAYoRALRTY OF 81 H,EElWSoRLEANs't
COUNCIL OF IMMORTALITY ~ NO. Tw0-
be- and he is hereby requested and authorized to se at p1B
lie auction after giving ten days notice in the official journal
an act of the Legislature approved March 49, 1850 and with
the specifications for the work file in the Office Of the Sur
1st The grading Of The road bed of Fulton street and
m ,sst plank road on said Fulton street, from Julia to Canal
3D. The furnishing and delivery the line Of said street
the plank road, the following lumber: 2o2qO0 feet hoard
measure Of hard yellow heart pine to II inches wide
feet board measure of do by inches any length over 10
3d. The grading of 100 feet of the Levee adjoining the
present woodwork of the landing, and laying plank the
same between r Cana street and the steamship wharf 81
lowing described lumber: 49, COO feet board had
inches Biek 900 Do bg inches any length Is feet,
9TH The grading and pankng of 100 feet of the atboat
es to same grading 100 feet the Of the
5 SF 5 w PLANK aEd rGa aIqp n a s@d ae
boat landing, of $50 feet Of hard yellow pine as follows
IL inches wde 45O feet do by any length over Ia
h The grading of the road beds and construction of the
plank roads all the projections of the Streets between New
eyee and the ankg on the landings from Canal street to
st The furnishing and delivery on said Streets of 900
feet in lengths Of % and Is feet 600 feet do by
Security 10 The amount of twohds of the contract and
the d. 3 the MsyST and and 6s S zach o 5
to furnish said security on the day of sale otherwise the
tracts will be adudeaed the next rsponsb bidder, at
{sis9sdI w.. % las las H, CALDWELL. President
| (Signed)' A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
MAroRAt Nav q % Hisss%SoRInASs's
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
above resolution, passed by the Council of Munnipaly
No Two their sitting of 18th inst and virtue of the
18th section of passed by the Legislature of the State
of Louisiana, approved Mach 49, 1850, will proceed TO sell
NJ the several works designated in said resolution,
the lowest bidder in accordance with the terms and cOnd
tons as therein set forth , .,,r -
my3l A. ID. CROSSMAH, Mayor.
Ey- Received by late additions stocks
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Presents comprising almost endless variety very
| beautiful articles of taste, fancy and
| GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete Of fine Linen and Cotton SHIRTS Under
shirts, Drawers Socks suapende Cravuts, scar Stocks
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
of Portable Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirrors
Dram Flasks Money Belts. Canes, Umbrellas etc. etc,
| SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
Guns Rifles Pistols, Powder Fasks Shot Pouches Bags
Gun Cleaners, Caps etc
| GOLD PENS
OF all the celebrated makers Gold and Silver Cases of every
| variety of pattern.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
| FINE CUTLERY, etc.
~ Orders promptly and faithfully executed 1.-THE lowest marke
GUINNESS s. co.
| 10 CAMP STREET
Dealers in FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS GOLD PENS etc
| etc. etc my q 6t2dp
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~ at PLACIDK's VARIETIES THEATRE, for the
Association Treasury and the Orphans and Charity Hospital
On SATURDAY EVENING, June |. Bourcicaus Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
walEes, Quades by the Orchestra And the
Farce Of THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, s. 1885, for the Benefit Of
the Orphans and the Charity Hospital the Tragedy
THE APOsTATE.
Music by the Amateur Orchestra the Farce Of
SLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
~ Tickets One Dollar eaoh all the sale by
either of the Management Committee, the Honorary
Members The places and the Box office Varieties
on the performance. No engaged Dress
accompanying them. The Management Committee viii show
parties their seatS.
n arrangements will be accordance with the rules and
regulations of " Hsronics."
.... Mana emept....
n. M. COHEN, Chairman
Andrew Smith, A. D. Cronman r. B. Sumner
W. d, PaTee VIM. Henderson, M. Judson,
Hartman Doans, Jas IL. Caldwell, J. D. Nixon,
I. X. Wharton, w. A. BeeeheT, e. A. Tyler,
Oiluore. u. q.
W. W. White, A. II. PicsereI John sewsll,
Dr. R. Be y, +. ". Colquhoun, R. L. Meeksi
Jshn NJ. Bell, H.. G. Stetsoa, s. W. Tayirf,
q. NJ. BnJlsy, JAs. A. White, H. RenshAw
J. .. Walton,
...Exscutive Committse....
j. B. WALTON, Chairman.
D. C. Labatt, Herman Dcane X. l.. MeekA
r.. N. McALPIN, President L. II. A
WN. WALLACE W. WOOD, Sage Manager mys4
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MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY AT Pass CHRIsTIAN.--It
viii be by to the card Of Mr. Blackman in an.
day The 24h june This will add greatly the induce
mens already existing forsfamilies spend the
this delightful watering place. The girls department though
under the general supervision Of the able and efficient Pnc
pal bir blaekman, will be entirely separate and distinct
from that Of the boys and under the direction of Mrs Pagaud
the Principal of the Girls High School of the Second
Mupici2ality, well known in this community lady Of
unsurpassed capabilities in her honorable profession
fad to give the greatst possible satisfaction. These eminent
BY qualified and worthy individuals have our most coria
coed wishes for their success.
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stekles a Co., 40 and a. Canal street,
WHOLEsAIE AND RETAIL Dealers in Drugs, Msdieiass
7" Surgical ta'iT1Msais FiTs PsylHEy, etc. etc. nag %
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Removal
CkLE5 CO. have removed their Wholesale Store from No. "a
Magazine asstto No. AZ Canal street, adjoining their old retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02
Massachusetts Wing Convention.

4,
The Wing Convention assembled here in numbers to
the extent of 1900 persons The vote for Governor
was as follows George n Briggs ros; Bigslow, Is
Winthrop, 7. For Lieutenant Governor Reed had T24
consequently Messrs. Briggs and Reed were duly no.
minated for Governor and Lstensnt Governor.
The proceedings Of the convention have been har-
monious.
The resolutions slavery net of ultra chsrso
ter. They re-afhrm the opposition of Massachusetts,
TO the extension Of slavery into free territory and
urge the admission OF Utah AID New Mexico as etates
into the Union, as soon as practicable with consttu
lions like California. They also declare that the
whig party, North and South, In the defence
Of the constitution and the Union as 1t Is
The address reported to the vention. aludes in
appropriate terms to the death Of President Taylor It
approves Of the OF President FILLMORE and
joices the admission OF California a
triumph Of the North II also approves, rs a whole.
Of the recent Of the Com promise adopted by
BILL as passed. without the trial by jury The address
speaks in strong terms Of the wrong done to tree
groes going from Massachusetts in the harbors of the
South, and calls upon the Senators and Represents
the halls OF Congress, until 1t is abolished The ad-
dress Likewise. goes for sound discrimina ting tariff
and denounces the coalition which 10 in process of
being effected between the democrats and free sosrs
as q struggle for the spoils OF Office
The address was received with considerable enthu-
siasm, and adopted without dissenting vote
The convention soon after adjourned
Bosros, Oct l. 1850.
At the whig convention at Worcester, to-day, Jenny
Lind received one vote for Lieut.. Governor
The speakers in the afternoon tho fugitive
slave bill In no measured terms. Judge Barton said
that he held IL In execratisn and that Law that did
away with those two great bulwarks Of Hberty-the
trisi BY jury and the AHbess nctceuld be
tained here