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SpUNKY.- The Salem (O) Coumbiana Co.
Homestead Journal, g paper which supported Ven
Buren, for President, refuses tn place the Free
Soil" State Ticket at its editorial head until the
nominee for Governor EDWARD sMrrH) has satis-
factorily defined himse'f on Land Reform and tho
real Free Soil issues connected with that greas
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fEssn.s SaEtoes.--sia tncs or tess, aseh nsafnon'
tfess resy six lines eenss PER Inc gGSh deS a..
q ssae, ~. E-slish itnes,
sesh ipsesEep, 10 cenaa; sFer Slg2' phs's s9H4
sfsa nss or 1853 sscn inssron IS eeats
I'm ltnos esnis ser Tins POI daS, er ID csna PSF
~ ss snd vxmrsxAAcs NOTICES and AAaslAeE;
Il FpagkAL INVITATIONS, pos S1rSsotnR ." ''tAN' ~"
y lssml AdvartissmaaEs-At tas Faa's axed By tho
sSs Inserted la sas paper sppssr bots 10
- Il Herring and Evening EdinonE
yRyQ.YORK WEEKLY 1'aIS uss as. ,,b.
vrsg LARGE PAPER FOB ThE co9Ns Ne ~ 81 Soy
iss ssFy Saturday Moring 1t aS 1s a." ~ Syens copiaa
49, Ia ADVANCE Eigh copies mr. S.V, 81 ass aSots1aed
Nsles ~ ., S Ssa ~ s,r ~ Tybish is is psid ,
seirIsc.s Tor this stsss EtDa 90 e'Hsoo ~ ~
-. ina sseh iassrit0A
xas sgnrs- WEEKLY wR1BuNG
..ssrea avery rYedafsdas &nd saaTGey not paS
"a KS psT snnuIr Two copies of 90 zen ~! S~'
Establishments eenss sliae eaSa los0f1"N
yEzw IsEVvv:g OAK TRIBUNE
FOR European Ctsc1iafiens
,he departure Of asch Mail Steamer for
iges1 AZ II sr per copy or ~ PSF yeaf, Poa'ss"
asssse. .,,-xr,-1y,,r.yg rHTaUwK
FoE
,,,saYx2a. Oregon, aed t'ao ssassyv,oh iSit-..-c
y -shsj on lh- departure of each Gaa Steamer tog
s,s sres Price 81 cenis per copy. >,..,
sssS'sS GREELEY EcHnGATH, fueiiAaeTs
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&y The Venezuelan Government, with q yisw
to the protection of it's eAtepsive coast, has con
tracted for the building Of q wa.seamer OF snisa'
ole size and proportions for the a.rvice, in Phsla
dRnhin.
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EYeA ackdriyer named Smith, was severely
and it is feared, fatally stabbed by the notorious
Tom Moore, at Boston, on Monday night. The
assaasin acaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

STEAMBOAT BROKE LoosE,--The steamboat
John Nelson broke from her mornings at the wharf
at New. Brunswick, N. j. on Monday night during
the storm and was driven ashore on she opposite
side Of the river, where she now lies high aad dry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

epoRrISo-A Foot Race, for 500 a side, came
off at the Centervile Course yesterday afternoon,
between Messrs p Glossy and II. Curran IL waa
won by the former, by ABOUT asven yards. Time,
| min secs distance, q quarter OF mile.
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ARRlyALs-The arrivals at this port yesterday
numbered SO sail Of squarerigged yeasels from
foreign ports, bringing 2,4l4 storage passengers
The packetnhips Enterprise, West Point and New
York from Liverpool Yorktown from London aud
Helena from Canton were among the arrivals
There were also four vessels from Bio Janero in.
Guiding the u 8. ,tore.ship Southampton, all of
which were detained at Quarantine. The wad
during the day was fresh from the southeast aud
.hitk. At nur set there were several large ships
near the bar which hauled off shore on account of
the appearance of the weather aud having no pilot
on board
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LATER FROM CALlFoRsIA-The mail OF Augu.s
lat, from San Francisco, is now DUE and we may
expedite Georgia and Em2ir City, from ohagres
befy1e the end of the week.
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AER DENPSTER com poser OF the Msy Q1esn, Lament
Nlohe lrsh Emgra BIZ, Boy, NC has the houof 70
sounce hs, bis original sd Entertainment Ia shH
etsute hs return from Scotland will DO given as 'he ga
basee on Thu,sdsy evening, Sept Including the ol.
loving iopgs. Tbs indisns Compaiot" ",rls wee! TO
IossM Ghldhood,n "John Anderson mt Jon =" hora'ns,
Neon IND Nghln "a Home in The asar,"" My ~ Tam-
BY fJlmeni Of the Irish Emigeauln Lstus love one
ArohaEn " Nv Mamie, o." Wer thou like m In lfos
ee vses "I'm Alene all Alone Dnncan Gray ana
ttespias nYhe MeN Queen, In three parts Ticsete 30
sb TO CONNIE nee al O'clock. 81 isis
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leading Journal of tbs world" has the following
paragraph among its news from the United States {:
.In ID Senate Compromise Ill which had occupied
the e the House for many month"; was fnaly
dlsposed OF The bill being carried bv majority of l4n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

D] Among the distinguished visitors at Leba
non Syringe, 10, umbia Hal) are Miss Frederika
Bremen, James Russell Lowell, and Freeman
Hunt.
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oRs, ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
EAFN PIEsCE'S AIkSTRELs,


MG. M4a RMTMWWMY, GoEWedh HOWhfd md
lN9rsnd ND MONDAY. August s, and evsry nsht anti
further notiee Fhe continued aucceas of ibis lnfmitsbe
Ass Of Ethiopian FerformaTs aaa sgmped theln the no
pas sA Of ell Ethiopian Banda Comprising company OF
Eiasp pssofueTs, under the direchoa Of J. D. ssnass
a will have honor Of giving their original nlitRbls
ealetiainmeDIs evsfy night until further n0tics.
Admission IS csn.n. Doors open at Concert al 7 u.
eASS, commencing ats PEA. Na3inif
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RAhNURi's AMERACAN BAuSEU2a.-r. z.
EsB&aRUss, Manager ami Proprietor; JOHN GREEN.
4grto fesen alton by Sons of Temperance OF val
nos Gold Watch ana Chain 10 Mr G. w Clarke for ais
Fiotfcation OF !he Drunksrd. The presentation Will
hks place Immediately sfter The performance o. THE
phuekARp Rhls efleronon thole celebrated and
gae children, Kate and Ellen .Batemen Only ous aud
es Spoiled Ch,d, with sopgaby Kale 6alsma1 Tbs Ian,
Hsl'e Ball Ringers double Pas de Ms,eet, National
aois &c VIII add 20 tia afternoon era9nainme 3ts gre
vqtilss hs 81 all hours Evening performance
eRoeloch and Afternoon eiS Admission IS ,nts chit.
Gs, under 10 seArs l2i Els. 81
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Y The Southern NJ all today brings nothing
South OF Philad elphia.
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mEW- YORK TRIBUNE.

vxw.YoaK DAILY rRiuuaR IS Pus 5l,
sSA SyKEY MORNING, isuSDAFs EAohF 81 -.
:. rha vrlbuae Easidsnss, 0osssef o. 80
- yassan srreess. oppoasfs ,ns sasss ~ ,vsss
~ ssssfsA T. @ 700 ss aay 10 At Zoe Desk
sss sS s esf he sG o H,' 6 sspe sonn up'
sss ccaa Ahn nnsse sssn for slx aontf& sor thees
"a pss s 9a rsS SaU,s - s.e s
s i,h sson a IN. pAp sese Of rho
i ssis 800 - e.. sss!sv,sa aay diSssnnte
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and discussion followed OF the Clerks grieysn-
ces snd the proper ACTION to be taken on the COM
mupication.
The Clerks desire the adoption OF the tea hour
System, or the early closing OF stores for which
they are instituted, and we understand, nestly all
the EN- ploy ers sre with them for ihese reforms.
Measrs. Barr, Davis, and Depew, were appoint
ed Committee.
Mr. Bastett moved that the President OF The
United States be- requested TO veto the Military
Lend Bounty Bill Carried and Measrs Bassstt,
Hamilton and Crate appointed Committee
A debate followed on the City cent Assessment
made on the several Associations represented and
it appeared that forty out of the sixtyfye Societies
REPRESENTED bad paid.
Mr. Keyser moved that 81 be given to the
Keeper OF the the Congress room. Adopted,
The Industrial Reformets of the 9Th Ward viii
bold a meeting on the 1lth al l59 Madison.st
The repreuen' alton Of Female Labor in the Con,
Rress was ppzt discussed and adopted giving the
Labor Associations unlimited power OF choosing
Delegates.
Congress then adjourned until next F'uesdsy eve
ming.
The CENTRAL COMMITTEE NATIONAL HEYoRM
ASSOCIATION will meet at Keysera, SO cliFst. this
evening Very important matters come before the
Committee, aud a full attendance is requested.
II A Workipgmfn's meeting waa held
Trenton on Monday evening, WIN, A. WAKEaAN
Charm an and r. s. Mills Secretary. Resolutions
were passed urging the workingmen OF the stare
to form themselves into clubs, and to vote Tor no
man for any office Who waa not dlatlncty Ia favor
of the measures OF the Reform party.
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m rax r,A iNI, I, I. g ,!]!1 lNynyqIogs

4 "a I'm - LNiTGai BTATEs md eli oher et,,p.
ayslstoss a9ickig saS ro,sae~ nss,sgaS ~ Z saa
AsYs W Peissasi consultations or pastiseS Kgatis
zss ssno q ssssaef I@ssattsas and f'assats i,
) pss2lea9n a II year or ri sls Dss s,syls
Msuso 5siisssa Aae pasiahtd ss 25s Broei wsy ~
s'ah' KIagBLEE 4 LUaos0Tpohq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

IaE SIXTH EXHIBITION OF tbs a4sascha.
ssssls Cessiaeie Mechanic Association, for the on
Ssedsl o. manufactures and the Mechanic ARA, VIII
~ " "wednesday, Sept II. ls50
IA Sossgnmens Of ire Asaosiahon, being yeuted vita
49, efs 70 make Ell necessary arrangements for the Ex-
inylie end EoiCi, tie chanca mar
est AfaIs arc inventors OF country 10 offer fof
snd prsioium AL works Of an ealc1lse % orr.
s. q tnteseste VI mankind r.
lEasss toi god or snvar) ur honorary diplomas vii DO
Esss - .se stliciet exhibited sy d5aerye; and tho
dge themselves thss do stftctesl 1npsrtssty
~ se os'sefvae In thstT disuihui,en N~''S
ss.oo y 'ne heseylag CLERK Vi Qancy aa % or be-
d - ~ anR lgf more Information prev!cas
pLeSsse r. % snd regulations OF tbs sShl1,tieo
tg4sf = = aasfsas No bsaeafy Of ths Asaor3s,n 49,
M a a. sseslosi BY oEd0r Of tie Jovcrnms1t sNS''
se--- as6wsS FRED r. gTJMpBf}R gnn,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

Arts New pals upgs recently arrived from Gurope
stssg htce ts Ge7mena, By Kocher work u ART OF
seYe school has received many addons aud renans
ssihe two rooms over tbs Hail of she CAuch OF Di-
shslpiy In Broadway between Spring AID Prince.pts
np9leoclock A IA. hN 10 O'Clock ?. M
"a Ansson Is csns Reason Tickets so cents Catalogues
Isst2G iel9 II
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SsoDDs nnEDIcATED LIouID oUpIQGE.
aus Us AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE fot drsssinr
nEsads So Saga Dr. Valentine Mott OF Mrs N @e5;~.i
gsseSals; Dr. Darling Of The salne; bra ssoo snS
ssason q ihe Virginia Medical lnssaton, wiss many
easi prartca Surgeons. s
~ and manufacturers
W. T, HICKS Z CO. 14e and Isl Frops-sL
Wholesale Ageais
er sae by schieaelin, Bros Il Co.; aavapd, Keese
~ y I'll Burger Co.. Boyd d Paul; Raydock, corhep
ssg au20 In1iat
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iAsaUSSAa& I'm / &
.n;n HARDEN

TIRLo's &ARDEN
rsyrKEqs so serls 10 ali osus5at snU Saloon Sngse
io1 IS ooors opss = in = 10 s 1SIpSSra @
,,s ,,syt ,his season OF The wunoerfol RAVEL AM
nv . In fupber who will appear 10 new entertainments
iuriug ihsir short season in New YORK
gBfs EVENING Sept. 4, the entertainments WIN cole
wsr re- with an Overlarci Leader ndr LaManua -
20 be followed By daring and elegA on me
@ 70 conclude with da,ipg faats OF heoa
I,velli Aher Witch third time in Nav. YORK,
THE FI3HERAANS DREAM
ys,s Water Nv pmh 4 sern
Sspio sycuDg fisherman mons r 9silan,
Aahs his mother @ Iahnsn
,se,ss hsr grandfather Rsgel
m hole 70 cor clude with the grand Paniomme OF
RAOUL, Or the Magic star.
In Twelve TabsauX, composed By jerome Hayel.
Principal characters by the Rsvsl Family.
lie celebrated Havana Italian opsrs Company, under
n Sirsrton of 5ignor ". 8soish
faIs EVENING, sept viii be performed for the last
w. 1'-'- La FAVORtFA.
.Bsgnorna Slef1nont
Idnzo King Of Castle. .sgnor sad,al
8bsrlo. Ia saw
Essijo o'gnor ae.u,
Sss.a ssno Bcesini Leader OF orcheitrs sg Ard
Y,ckeIs 50 CHS. 20 commence ut 3 O'CLOCK 81
uguApwAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open at 7-ro
commence aaSsd r. sosctsce ie o i've g
AN he presented hs Grana Opefssc Spec'acie' IA i've
nhlsaax called Juplih. ss,.,,o WOO s,,.hon
W yass Nth pr,eaf Sienor Novel;
IseSasl Spirit cent 10 Judith. Mile Adelne
Previous 20 the Spectacle the Drama OF
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD,
psas NJ I'D uitsio. To Circle and PsrqUel 79c;
rsnh Circle and Thifd Yai, &c; Gallery, l2it
HiRTatN,s TfakATkR, Chau. A.. rear Oh IDS
EbGiy tall--lle neareR Theater to the arye Hotels
sHis EVHNIN0, sepiember4 viii be played Colemans
D Comedy ia thee acts OF the
HEIR Az LAW.
Doctrs papaloai l. D. L S..,......s...m Mr. Burton
DANIEL Dowlas alas Lord Dnberly. Ar w X. biase
Debo,.h Dow &C. alias Lady Duderiy...... hugass
10 conclude with new Local Sketch, called
RHEis GOMEZ!
M sssnsyem, Jenny Ltnds Manager mr. burton
4be Mghlnk 10y Heeren Won 1euson
Doors opsa a. II to begin O'Clock Boxes, dress
bss and pa,q ue 50 c.s family crc gecond ter 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

Men COURSE. IL. N3-Thursday
y Sepl 81 ocic CA a1-Pursa $3.50; mile meats bes
sns kauTst; So to the second best horse.
Ypans eEtera b. m Lady MOSCOW.
", @helan eniers b, & Pc ham.
:, pimmiek eDters Ron CaFnley.
tafs viii leave the South Ferry Brooklyn Of q oclh
~ ~ issa,n as soon as lhe spo,ta are over
NA' aPICER l. MclMANA. Praprietors
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ExcURsIoN.-The Sunday School scholars OF the
Church OF the Restoration, Univs rsalistl are go
on an excursion to Biddle's Grove this morning.
Ths steamboat New-Jersey has been chartered
for the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

BoRRew1Fa-The Common Council on Monday
night, resolved to borrow $4,000 on pledge OF taxes
for the present year.
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A discussions followed. ami the repop, waa
sdeptad
VIZ barr presented letger hon, hey ilepda
glefh, which, he accompanied With lew fsthsrhsl
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JENNY LIsD PoRrRAirs--We have received
from Napoleon sarony, III Balton.st. very hlnd.
some Autograph, containing portraits of lonny
Lind, Benedict and Be'ieti, surrounded by an ON.
blematio border. The portrait Of Jenny Lind,
though rather youthful, is tho best wa have seen;
Beles Is also very good, but Benedict not quito
equal to the original. hf. B. Z. Benton, Gold Pen
manufacturer, hiss alSo sent as portrait Of Jenny
Lind, which he forni.hes to hs customers 1t Ia
evidently copied fsorn adsguereosype, and gives
,hs features with foiersblo cosrsssnsss' without
their expression.
AnxpicAn AR Umos--Tho Committee Of Man.
sgsnest u this popular Iussisateo sppfizeuS ttas
the opening yiew u lbssxhbsiou Of fhs QalleFle4'
4s7 broadway, tskss plsoh aa Wshnssdsy Of ttap
week, d. from . A.. 81 till 10 PHI
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" The TRIAL OF THE TAILoRs is now begin
ming. We listened yesterday to the charge OF hia
Honor the Recorder on this subject 10 the Grand
Jury. At late hour in the afternoon Mr. Ched
say, the Counsel for the prisoncrs obtained oppor-
tonity to make motion requesting tho reduction
OF tho bail fixed by Justice Boakley with regard 70
the ,en persons still in prison--a bail amounting, In
the v hole. TO about $4,000 The District Attor.
uey handed tho papers over to the Court which no
had just received, without having had timo to OF
anime tbom. stating that n few moments ago no
had received intelligence that member Of tho Po
lice las We s,ohftslaed, Mr.. Henry Bernam OF tho
Bixteenth Ward wac struggling with dsath on
account Of tho wounds be had received during the
riots 10 Thirty eighth az Mfr, Mex con expected
by this morning 10 hehr more about this fact, wh1h
miA ht turn the question 10 II eaae ol murder. The
Cotf. will decide upon the motion this mprnnE'
Tnx gaEE AoABKaY The next torn Of thiH
iosssuslon sill ea,omsnee on fhufsdsy next. 9Th
inst NJ 1'Bioeh Am
w Edu9td La Wayslle. a grandson n shs sar.
" ftisad 81 Amsfiea, uss among tic pssRshsef7
ths Auphiic
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09
AGRICULTURE REPORT.

Prest. and Gent
In our report to the last meeting Of the
society, we endeavoFed to bring to your
view the best method Of improving the tex
ture Of u soil, which we denominated
mechanical manUring, we indicated, rest,
rotation, turning under green crops, and
the application Of barn yard, and compost
manure, as other means Of improving our
lands, we frankly acknowledge, we had
done our best though the effort was fatty,
and begged to be discharged from the fur
Their consideration Of manures.
Your unwillingness to discharge US, ex-
hibits a decided interest in an important,
but much neglected subject. In it, you
have our hearty sympathies;an and regret our
inability to discharge the duty IN a salts
factory manner,
Then, since we were moi relieved, we
will, while others more able, more en-
Co., M.I"F. UIH .HH.H
lightened and better qualified, upon all sub.
jeCts than ourselves, are throwing into the
treasury Of knowledge their abundance,
difiden,ly cast in our mite.
Practically, manuring is to US a new sub
ject, our lands have had 80 much native fer
tility, and the. climate 50 cOngenial to the
growth Of our staples, it seems that we
should not have supposed them ezhausta-
bic, If the unpleasant conviction, was not
forcing its.lf upon Us, that manuring is be.
coming necessary 10 successful cropping.
We have pursued a course Of cultivation,
that takes all from the earth, and restores
nothing toit, we have gone on year, after
year without any pains to return to them
the strength that each crop takes from
them We have almost exhausted our
soil by an UNMARRIED succession Of crops.
These are facts we need not insist on
All, we have no doubt, feel the truth Of
them. This AZ an ordinary epoch, would
have been perfectly inexcusable 10 an in
telligent community like ours. But when
We take a retrospect Of the folIies and
humbuggery Of the last fifteen years, we
set il down as one Of the former, but hope
we see 10 the vista before US presage Of
better things.
We hear our friends ask for the remedy;
you, BY insisting upon this report, ask Tor
the remedy. We suggest a change of Out
destructive practices, and adopt in their
stead an improving plan. II cannot be ex-
PecEed, on az occasion like the present.,
that ill the methods Of improvement now
in practice should be fully detailed; butI
we may say, 10 a few words, that they allI
come underthe head Of manuring. There
are many kinds Of manure and different
methods Of applying them to the eaith.-
We believe, however that nanurss are
N L EL|ANELM .L al L 70
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09

We publish this week a report from one Of
the committee Of the Township Bluff Agricul-
tural society, and have been promised a con-
t%inuance Of similar hvors. We know but lit
tie, personally, of agricultural matters, but we
hope that our planters will avail themselves Of
our columns to give their views oil such sub
jects of agricultural interest as they may feel
disposed to write upon.
Many Of our readers desire that we should
devote a portion Of our columns to the inter-
ests Of the planting community, and we will
endeavor to do so.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09
YOURS, Truly,
ALOvER OF PRESERVES.
WAsHINcroN, March 81, 1850

NChtANS ANNS AN'S
GENTLEMEN: My attention has just been
called to a card In your paper of this date,
over the signature Of Thomas H. Benton,
which requires a brief notice at my hands.
If Col. Benton held himself personally res
possible for what he writes, ! SHOULD not
trouble you with this communication; but,
under existing circumstances, l have no
alternative left but to ask you to give this
card a place IN your columns.
Col. Benton complains Of my abiding to
him in my remarks upon the admission Of
California into the Union. He will have
to comp ain on. My allusion to him was
induced by the speech Of one Of his friends;
and | can assure him, that whenever an eff
fort worthy OF notice is made in the House,
Of which | am a member, TO gain favor to
his recent conduct, I shall, upon the very
first opportunity, place him in his true
character. before the country, and expose
his recreancy to his party and his State.
Col. Benton says that he was not oppos-
ed to the admission Of California a few
months ago. Notwithstanding this denial,
| still believe that he was opposed, for |
have the word Of an honest man 10 the fact.
The letter from which ! quoted in my late
speech in the House, was written by the
gentleman alluded 10. His name is Ed
ward NJ. Samuel-one whose word will
never be doubted by those who know him
when opposed by nothing stronger than
the asseveratioR of the self-styled 'father
Of the Senate."
Col. Benton attempts TO disprove the
statement Of Mr.. Samuel, by saying that
he was in favor Of the admission Of Michi-
gan. A singular position, this, for one who
has any respect for the intelligence OF 9TH
ers. The question is moi, what Col, Ben
ton did fourteen years ago 10 the Senate,
but what he said last Summer, at Liberty.
Mr.. Samuel states, that he then and there
declared himself opposed to the admission
California. This statement, | repeat,
believe to be strictly true; and cheerfully
assume all the responsibility that may at
tach to me by such an endorsement Of an
and honorable constituent.
Col. Benton says: l have not been on speak
ing terms with Mr.. Hal for a long time.
and had occasion to publish him in Mis-
'sOuri, for telling untruths against me-" He
did, indeed, SANDER me, and a portion Of
my colleagues; bnt IN every instance, we
his ISLANDERS unqualifedly false,
and sustained our charges against him by
evidence that is u%nimpeached aud unim-
.peachable. Very respectfully,
WILLARD P. HALL.
EDITORS OF H GLOBE,
Washington, D. C
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09
rCoRMUNIcATED.l
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Dear Sir:-As economy is the order OF
the day permit me, through the medium of
your paper, to communicate 10 the ladies' q
receipt for preparing mOlasseS for preserv-
ing fruits, &C., which renders it much bet
ter suited for that purpose than a syrup
prepared from the best loaf sugar, as it is
not so liable to candy, MOI, ii well prepared,
TO ferment. Take eight pounds of sugar,
eight ditto pure water, and n ditto coarse
ly powdered charcoal-Boil for twenty
minutes then strain it through fine fan
mel; (double) put it again in the kettle,
with the white of an egg, and boil gently
till it forms a syrup of proper constance,
and III len strain again.
l should not trouble you with the above,
but l am satisfied that those who make the
experiment will be so well pleased as to re-
commend it TO their acquaintance.
Yours, truly,
ALOvER OF PRESERVES.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09
interests of a mere party.

The editor Of the Louisville Telegraph says
he is an applicant for the Office of postmaster,
now vacant in that town, and calls upon hi
brethren Of the WAig press to speak out their
opinions about his qualifications. Why not
ask the democracy, too? Thisis h 'nO party"
administration, and it would seem that both
parties should be consulted in such important
matters. Though our opinion is not asked Gas
we ore anything else than a whig) we will ven
tureto say that he is. well qualified for the pO-
sition, and we hope will receive it at the hands
Of the President. That he needs the Office
there can be no earthly doubt, for of all men
upon earth, editors are proverbially the most
needy, and we do sincerely hope the Telegraph
aciH succeed. ..aI.