The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-29

04cahs have Joined IL
were all the time keeping Up he o,s,''
u Communicating with The erOsd1;,.
a distance. These f,e geatI.msD !,
their secret meetings night a., I.
are well watched BY government i.
'hey IN their turn know the soie. !,
them as well. They have hitbe,,, IA.
vigilance of the custom. house N
ana SPanlards to boot. A craft, MOI h,
built has been chartered to cary b,
arms and men outside Sandy Hook. rI,,
are to be received by another vessel. !,
veyed to their destination. On Lone
there are munitions Of war sebre,,d :,
are more in Harlem, and ID boarjfm
the upper parts of the city. Ills III.
Gen. Lopezis supersededin the CONAN
hAl
that next time it will be ia The h,od,
American.
Mr.. BENToN's PbsroN = Ret1Taat
speech delivered in the Senate 81 NJ
ton on the 10th inst the Washington
pendent of the Picayune SAYS.
Mr.. Benton stands alone, He 6am
in the Senale-and scarcely the l@ree.,a
rely on as allies. lie does not enjo
Presidents plan of nOn.action, bec,o,
in favor Of establishing territorial cover
IN New Mexico and Utah, and oppasi
coming in of New Mexico as Si,p.
separates him from the Adminislnls
is opposed TO the WiImot Proyiso asas
the territories, in favor Of the fugitiVa
bill, and Of the extension Of the laws
ryland over the District, which sepaui
iromthe free-soilers and Soulhes uIln
Is In favor of paying Texas fifteen 3
but wants to rob her of additional aw
dred thousand square mile, and hsaa
posed by The Senators and members fro
as; ahd last, not least, he is opposed
hnion of the bulls, which is tho only m
passing either, and thus at war with The
OF harmony all over the county Ys
Benton, thus at war with, and repadal
all parties, assumes the air Of a cOaqa'
takes advantage of his position as'ibi
SeDa'or' to read Clay, Cass and We
homily de Q6iciis. PRESUMPTION and v
ton have always been the leading 'hi
istics Of the distinguished Senator 10
sour, and will ~signulize his exploits
shall be laid in his political grave Cd
of March, 1851. He will die . 'l'Il7
ordinate selGslove, which prevented d
being just to Others or true to hlns'l'
the country.
WORLDS INDUSTRIAL EzHiBTrIos'r
%sylvania, speaking Ofthe rumor 'na'
exhibition, which is to be held Ia D'p
1851, is to be puchashedb by a comp
brought to this country, says;
"Since the subject has been 'nu'
we NAV as well state that We have y i
bly, informed that an application
last winter, to the Government ~
vessel, to transport the whole ml''l,
exhibition to our shores. The g''l9
Oflho exhibition, are thus summed J
promote brotherhood among uh''
make all coguiznut Of what '''l
3. To diminish human q'a1
mechanism; A. To promote Y
kind: s. To show how clothing u
made by machines, without hnnd''sa
New nreoarations Of human lagFDuH 4,
EXPORTS AND Imports. = s'ai' 4, h
,n EhrG~tI that the enre exports g. ", II
ipi F"gl,nd in l84g will not D. s.l1si
. ,n. over 0 %"ri 'rr'' the snmo Psaod, Fl n
ioaml' : bad uuI' bushes, when they ~, ' v
nrod1c .a,a enou \ lbe nation Is 1of ,. do,e b
d1agh tier export utp Of il valuable s.l, ,s'a' \,
'q,ii,9 70 p bazom Iassoa whl Nh
3erages, Silks, Lawns ~, n , balance
'esh-goes a. aoI ovor. ) q , 'a u \,
-orms n large item ,,are, aud ~
arg.ly e aaaeIed I toward, n,aa'lS' " g
he exchange Of marker. O.ome Der fi'i No
,antage. Unless ositber s9l our y
70 adgan, ai.ely AID T'l'-
PnlNa UP rus /. a', vi Z bslh'' i
%S ,.s yes ' ,So. Sally dido. q, GU
why no,l / 'n il ,s = , .ssny 'ig 4
When I give my hand + ni'a.s BIZ ..
. call upon Il isapl tin . Ln :. J, 3
AXE one 2 sopld n.Ii h,
nd, with I ns,oa'',so.l @o
inc rock a,.o1aI HstI'g' ~ e i,
7 70 end By swearing csppas'i
= ), The spot il ! g y II