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pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-By virtue
ola decree Of the circuit Columbia
ing IN ehaneey for The county Of Washington, and
ministrsior Of William Ford and John Ford, defendant
shall proceed 20 sc public highest bidder
NO ~, on which erected comfortable and aite bel
lot No u in said
and ontinE the ALSO time and place
No an square (egh and ue south half ls
No. la, unimproved. = -
Terms Of sale oneourth Of purchase money paid
cash the balance In six twelve
the purchasers give bond with approved security
Tide believed 10 be indispufzble.
q :. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GREEN TAsTET,
Myi-snw3wsds Aucioneers
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II. tho Magazines and ssThe Living Age, sale AZ
publication. - = !
Any back numbers Of magazines vinr Aee supplied
match ~ -
Maya @e
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suprsm. Court OF the United states.
FRIDAY, May 10, 1850.

'. FRIDAY, May 10, $50
Andrew Wyle, j., esq. of Alexandria. Virginia, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. TO- John A. Perrine the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company. On certificate Of division in
opinion from the circuit court Of the United States for
Deaware Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opin.
ion Of this court that the charter did confer upon the
company either of the powers claimed by it,
No. 90 Robert Farmers heirs plaintiffs in error, Us.
Miguel d. Eslava 81 al The argument OF this was
continued by Mr.. Campbell for the defendants in error,
and concluded by Mr. Coke for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Monday, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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JESSE e, DOW,
Notary Public aud General Agent,

Notary Public aud General Agent,
AS removed his Office building
and Pennvana avenue where he win be happy his
fellow citizens the notarai All cams
its pensions halfpay CLAIMS all
quiring The OF attorney government
be attended with fidelity and despatch Alee
enion must be paid and addressed % him Washington city,
ID. C.. -.
Aplo-ly
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MONDAY, May 10. 1850.

nIUNDAfI May To- IovV'
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to the bar that the
court will not hear any argument after Tuesday, the 2sh
instant
No. al. The United States Us. p Marigold On a
certificate Of division in opinion between the judges OF
the circuit court Of the United States for northern New
York. Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this
court. that Congress had power and authority under and
by virtue Of the constitution, pass much OF the 10th
section Of the act Of Cd March, 1875. entitled Gan act
eectuay to provide for the punishment OF certain
crimes against the United States and for other purposes
relates TO bringing into the United States counterfeit
coins. and also much as relates to uiierng publish
ing, passing. and selling OF the counterfeit coins therein
specified
No. ITO. w. Pollards heirs plaintiffs in error vs G.
Kibbe. This cause was argued by Messrs. Phillips and
Coke for the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Campbell for
the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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VALUABLE Real Estate in tho City OF Washington
for saleThe proprietor intending the West with
IN few MONTHS offers for three brick and v
gnia and Seventh square
Navy Yard Two Of the
are well calculated for stores Shops in connection with dwelling
apartments the third small subject ground
rent and will be sold Also, squares
two comfortable cottages them between the Capitol and Con-
gression Buing Ground
for the Washington market for daires may be preferred
both The whole OF this present. produc
In good condition. and win DO sold At reduced prices Ii
Ties indisputabic.
Persons wishing purchase will please address by
apply personally Office Pennsylvania few doors
M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codn Agent.
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law,
Sa~ Fa~eiso, Ceiorsit.
RsrrHrycKs: Hon. w. Inge, NJ c. Alabama John 4 Tsylo
esq, Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright Co, on
leans louisiana Henry ESQ.,, Tarboro North Carolina,
Hon w NJ Gwin NJ c. California Benz X True ESQ New Yoh
eivi " ~ Healey, Boston, A. r. Hatch ESQ,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MAY 5-2awy
THE Art OF DressMaiting, by Mrs. Cory containing
- '.'' 49, 49,
The Berlin Wool Home and Opera Can Receipt Book BY
Baynes; vol, ongravings London, ls,o--ip cents
Mrs DartlettS Guide 20 the makng paper plover vo
engrayinos. London, fsJo--37 eefts. y = $500
Useful and oras%sns. knitting, BY Miss Lamb,on yol ena
Mrs Mees Companion 70 e Work Table. being selections in
heuhe MD crochet VOL engyinrs
81 cents - $3.50 49, '"s'"'i"s' .
mu sasssins Crochet Receipts Bonns,. Boots Bass j
The Book o. Knitted Lace London--o5 ccnts
- -" > '"s'"'"sr' ,f'
the aasc Knitting Book, the Collar Book
me Crotchet Baby Cap Book, Is the Doyey
goo. % cents The illuminated Book Needle Work, Mr.
Just imported from London by
Mayn FRANcK TAYLOR
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THE sales-rocm OF tire Ladies' benevolent and En-
a p0ymcn Society has comnodiou
adjoining Odd feows Hail. where be found general assor
en Of ready made clothing Of the best Materials and warranted
wei made, consisting In part folowst
Genenen. sirs ne and boys do co'o.ed d. gen
Yemen and ladies' boys, suits cfdcn
aprons sacks psnscf hoods, kc ladies' under
night caps; and worknens coarse elotng cravas
collars, &c.
Orders FOR work received and promptly and neatly sxecued Also
Rcnuemcns mendina
articles can reasonable prices
the object establishment
the Industrious poor and make money
NIB An srcelen, cellar for rem, under The Mays
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Deaths by Cholera IN 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, May I3Two fatal OF cholera have been
reported to-day Twelve cemeteries report, for the week
ending this morning, 30 nlenens ofwhich "a Were deaths
from cholera.
There five cemeteries which have reported Their
reports, however, will not greatly increase the aggregate
number OF deaths. The weather is very unfdvorable
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BY DYER q BROTHER, Aue.,on..r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-By virtue
Of deed Of the subscriber he will offer for sale
lie auction the highest bidder the following lots OF in
city Of Washington
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Be- Dc o. 90 90 81 ST. DC DC sss &C. &c improved
the win
Twelve .isS.ss%, months. with Ins
a s% ss $ iss ~ $
purchase the subscriber win convey the respectively
DYER q BROTHER, Aucts.
oh bidder s 'sa ground
In the said city, viz;
LG, NO. in square No. ss
Undivided =! e pa; ! Of 10, 4 Is. !, $ $
& : e &
Sale 70 take place Auction Rooms Wednesday,
E Syys = Tso EEsyAsD.
.q1- The above sale Is unavoid.bIy postponed dn
wsss.esday' The aad instant same hour and P,sss
BY DYER a BROTHER, AucsIeassTs.
RARoUCHE-cARRIAGE AND SADDLE HORSE AT AUG
TI RIO y. Friday afternoon May y = aafg.., four O'Clock
s ' ' one 'T Da ssii S; very
god silver and pearl ladies' riding whips,
a's sSss Se ma sas sns e,
may S-d Penn National Hotel
ASsi Fansi Fansi -The largest and most beautiful
assortment O. Spanish Chinese, French and American
-, PARKER's Perfumery and Fancy store,
May ls-a Penn avr near National Hotel
20, suv G ~ =, :. ,svs.
be opened ,h' day. An numbers ="
mViS-N Penn. as., National Hotel
PARIS RibandThe splendid as.ortmen, Of SASH neck
be opened ,odayn PACKERS Penaraey Fancy Store
hVio-@ Penn National Hotel
TOILET oosMnTTc--I.ubIn. perfumes, r,,n, eo,o.n..
Madame Levegpes distilled bay-waisr in bottles and an
drsash Professor barry. uycopheroa. aae for Seaayns and
OIL genuine sc PARKERs fcrfams and isne, s,ols
Nay e-A Penn av., near National Hotel.
-
EEss CoMHszJu.. received, per steamer Niagara very
large supply Of The newes, patterns Of shell taek
May D-a Penn. av., near National Hotel.
UArR Brushes and Dressing comb..-A very l,,.. .na
so%s' A,c 3d., 100 new pattern English
just opening ra a. daSs beautiful article Coz ne
May D-a Penn as, near National Hotel.
moved his ONCE No Union Buildings where ryoIuionsry
with despatch Letters addressed, postpaid win receive . 40
NECDOTEs Of Napoleon and his Trn,es, Co,,,r,,.,
@ so Pase many engraving fnss q 'p 9s,, Eng %
II. June 5sn. u sn%ss e. o. sse. Iay Book
M Nay y IS Ta aaI,.s. = mAUay
NERMAN At Mrs Provests, Pennsylvania avenue .ou,b i'd
pewsen wn and ION Streets has assortment ~
ana nowe chip and bonne nbands belts wh,,e
na eoorsd plain and figured sces swiss sasns and
and shdsn pa,s which Ss os,. 3. e
May l2-ev6t
SAMUEL ID. KING,
Landaad Gen raj dg,sf, Washington ctr
Once on r. street. the Treasury Department
May 7-eolm
kcs sunsner--we have hand under
garments 70 suit the nrotecon
linen. - : s >' - "oe' so''''', -"ss anu /
Also. best quality shirts. 90. medium good article and cheap
YOUNG d oRFM
3doors Of Browns Hotel Penn. avenue.
R0AT AND PIaso-FORTE FOR sALr--A patent me /
talic cylinders
I'M
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NEW GOODs--F. PULvERMACHER, from baltimore, few
~ doors Of the National HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue,
received from the New York auctions choice
saik for dresses also foulard silks, Beeses, and Beege @
LANES lace mantas and vsifes, the In
department. will be found yaencan and nsernr Eng
s and French thread iaces black silk saxony sees for trimming
and hounces collars, habits inside
and plain pocket In endless variety
Also just received lot OF French woed collars,
pece nighcaps, cents piece; gloves
cents pair great variety Of straw bcnne, parasol and
The above goods viii be sold per cheaper
any house IN THIS city Please call and examine The goods
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COMMON HALL OF town OF Petersburg, Virginia.
May i 1850 The following resolution this day adopted By
the HALL 80 80
"Reove That the mayor for proposals. for
100000 Of the bonds Of the corporation
the state Of Virginia, $50 payable in 1870 and ISIS
with for interest," payable half yearly February
gust The proposals will be received for Of S
addressed the chamberlain Of town. uni May
~ O'Clock which time they will be opened the hhe
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments for the win be
which Of these periods offer pay fine corporation
to themselves the night 10 reject any offer made.r
Notice hereby that proposals corpora
ton win be received BY the chamberlain Of oxn, according
the above resolution, until the h day Of May 1850 - O'Clock
m. CHAS. cORITNG,
May 2-dti4hMsynext 81 Mayer
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With variety Of pen the head OF bank, school,
mercantile ONCE commercial and Others, for purposes
Many couniets the being
only avoid imposition purchase Hail. where
the genuine constantly kept for wholesale retail
Ap 24-3taw3w
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ROAT AND PTAso-FORTE FOR sALE.--A patent me
aic galvanized boat fo sale with alright
AZ danger from sinking Original s7o Apply
boarding house, southeast Of Pennsylvania
Also, good toned s-ocsve piano. Terms cheap.
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Hours OF Departure of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington m. and p. m daily, and
m. daily except sunday.
From baltimore at p. daily, daily
Sunday.
Feb 3-diy TIL PARSONS, Agent
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EoH sunsmerwe have large assortment Of under
garments 70 suit the and that protection
linen. : s ' = 800 so''''' s's, anu
Also best quality Shirts do medium, good article cheap
MAY 5-imif ' : ' "''""e''
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L,OR sALE-sevcnteen bounty scrp- 3H scres
cevshe Of the w. s. land Offices in Ohio Indiana,
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
My2-n No. Todds Buildings.
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EiOMEHs, ubands, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAN
~ Mrs Provests, Pennsylvania avenue south side
w ana loh streets has just received assortment d,
va ana mower EMP and straw bonnet nbands, BELTS white
~ nS ana Injured net aces Swiss sdsng
commodatinr terms. - " ''e o"''s '" nc
May 19-ev6t
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Terms The win required h Of
the day sale, residue pay
ments twelve eighteen and months, with
est thereon from the and
proved security for such deferred payments one payment
purchase respectively
10 the purchasers their JOHN MARBURY, Trustee
DYER O. BROTHER, Arct
Al the and place, aforesaid
subscriber viii sell TO the highest bidder the following ou
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INEN GOODsA very Of the ccebraied makes o
II Irish linens OF which put up expressly family use
heavy and good.
Also table diapers, danasks, oweIngs kinds
very good, all linen, At 81 so per dozen
Table napkins linen sheetngs, good and
The above goods selected importing New
with and be confidently puchs
For sale low by q. WIN. YERBY,
Ap 6-eolv Pa. nv, between It'll and sth
The New York herald., 1850-09-19
MHrlNeIH

NEw ORLrA-s, Sept II. 1850.
Cotton is quiet with sales 500 bales AZ cents for
middliDg. Coffee Is firm, with an upwsrd tendency
sales OF LOO bags of Rio at llh to I2c Sugar and
molssses are firm. Provisions tend upwards Bread
stufs are quiet. Whiskey sells at 2ic Weather is
pleas ant and the city healthy.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. is, 1850.
The Csnadas news did not affect our cotton market
Il was published yesterday. 1000 bales were sold at
fun prices-gooa mddling at l3Hc. II lour has de-
clined 25c. All other markets are insctive.
BuFF,Lo, Sept Is. 1850.
The receipts Of the pact t~enty-four hours have
been:-Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat % 600 bushels
ThCTe is fair demand for Western -four without any
material change In the market Sales Of 600 barrels
have been made at 81 06 81 I2 for Michigan Wheat
IL In demand but the rmbess Of holders checks opera
lions The sales are COO bushels at 81 a sbc for
Ohio. The supplies of larger buyers are
holding of for lover prices; 1900 bushels changed
bands, at 521fc. for mixed Western. and 63s.c for
round yellow. freights before reported
ALBANY, Sept. is, 1850.
The receipts since last have been-flour IL 600
bbls.; wheat, 500 bus corn 5000 bus barley, 1000
bus. Flour is in moderate demand snd prices slightly
favor the buyer. Wheat Is steady and hrm-Genesee
is done at 81 l6H Corn market is lower sales 5000
bus mixed Western at 6lo. 12oC0 bus barley sold at
COS re for two rowed and 7Tc for four rowed Dat.
somewhat better the transactions have been 5000
bus. at Ilc. Prison whiskey is at 27c.
The New York herald., 1850-09-19

PmtAprtPHrA, sept -, 1880

IHifADtIFHIAf ofII To TNFV
Tie Ne I0rt FU,mcn- The IVhtgs and Nattr,s
There s nothing stirring in the streets to-day.
EXCEPT dust and The music Of Dodsvorihs band.
The Marion Hose Company will partake OF a
suprer this evening given 10 honor Of their visit,
by the Hcpe Hose Company. The strangers viii
return home tomorrow.
The Native American Convention, yesterday
snernccn. after adopting the whg city and county
ucket with the exception o. County Commissioned,
~. ebls ~ the evening and spdii the work W
the gfernoon Cause.-The wings refused 10
nominate the Native American candidate fsr
County Commissioner, At their Conyeniion, held
co The same afternoon.
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kn~Irs In Washington.

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT TOWAkDS tthAs hltt
our SPECIAL rELE0AFBIo coRREsroSDrScr.
wAsHrroro-, sept. 1s, 1880.
Mr.. stanton, ofthe Naval Committee, Will intfcdues
important propositions, tomorrow for the re-
q org snisstion OF the navy.
The friends Of the African steamship line expect an
appropriation for this project in the navy bill and hr
Gilbert is preparing bill for the construction Of a
line Of steamships between California and Canton.
am Informed that Mr. Webster ~ In possession of
Information which renders necessary the departure of
the Water Witch and vixen 90 Cuba.
It IL understood that Senator Coopar of Pennsyiva
ria IL tb. chef opponent TO the condensation Of Mr..
Lewis aa Collncfor Of philAdnlnhia
The New York herald., 1850-09-19

TROY sept, is, Il. NJ.
The Democratic County Convention was convened
to-day after dinner and organised informally by the
appointment Of Riley Loomis Chairman, with two
assistants, to preside.
There then commenced tumult for supremacy be-
tween the hunkers and baTnburners several of the
towns and districts having sent double delegations
After battling, without making any progress till
half past three o'clock breathing recess Of half
hour taken.
At the re- assembling the fght was renewed, and
kept until seven o'clock. when the Convention ad-
journen by resol uton that sent the coutestng dele
gates each to their respective towns reconsd
eraton.-Those upoontested to stand.
The central committee are to fix day for he reas-
semblipg Of the Convention, and to give ten dsys
tice thereof.
The contest was principally between d. L. Seymour
and b. Carroll State Senators who seeking for
the Congressional nomination.
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UrTcA, sept IS 1870
great ratification meeting held In Me-
chancs Hall this evening. There were 1900 per-
sons present, over whom the Hon. Judge Denis pre-,
sided. b. Garoni and others addressed the meet.
ing. Strong resolutions passed and the Conyen-
ton adjourned with three cheers for seymour three
for the state, and three for he Union. -
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ise,ns from baltimore.

bAtTtM0nE. sept. Is ls1Js
The southern nail " not In u was detained by an
accident on the road betssen here aud Washington.
Chancellor Neiworth will resume takiBg depOsitions
in the Whetrg bfidge Ca1e, AZ Phsdelphi in . isw
days
II is announced that Jenny LIND will sing at the
Front street theatre In this city during the latter part
RI thia month
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4. y. Commissioner omc..

ChaGrf of Cfusi and Inusraf Tls0fnsaf. nd Farf
Cater, 1rtt Este Il the American bark Fannr Ne
Cav, was arrested under warrant vrssted by tho
CommissoBer. On the afdavit u william Parher enc
cf the crew, char gng him with cruel snd unus1s
punishment without justi6able cause. He VI" eo"-
mitted. In default of bail
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Railroad Bridge De.troSes,.

- . HAkRIsBURu, Sept. Is 1850
The bridge Cheques Run, on ihs Lancaster
Railroad, nearly two miles from Altoona, broke down
last ns ht after the eight o'clock line from Philadel
pia had paused over it The train is on this side OF
the bridge, and the fast line the other The cars
due this morning at seven O'Clock not In vet No
person was injured The bridge will be repaired
ready for travel in few DAYS
The New York herald., 1850-09-19

BOSTON, sept. Is. lS5O
The Democratic Convention have Just nominated
George IL. boutwell,. ESQ, for Governor, and Henry
Cushmap for Lieut. Governor
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kosrov, tept. IS $50
The royal mail steamship Hibernia sailed from
Boston .. With - passengers tor Liverpool and
no for Hafux. Amongst those for Liverpool are Law.
reuce Ie.is Jr. Thomas 8. serrll Albert Cohsp,
Edward Fniler. J. NJ. Livingston and r. Taylor Il
New York spd >. J.. Eian, Of Philadelphis. She
AZ
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HONFs ~ \. fFpt. II. 100.
There were abou Is coo people present at the Coun-
er Fah 10 DAY The exhibition will, IN many points
CON pare ri,h the state Fair. uuGber of buyers Of
uttsr and cheese present Several tA, cattle sold
k1r New Ysgk
The New York herald., 1850-09-19

WILKEsRARRE, Sept is, 1850
The democrats of this county have just uomina-
ted Hendrok Is. Wright for Congress aud Jacob
Bloom for Sheriff
The New York herald., 1850-09-19

The stated ur.ttoF Of the Board vas " have been
held iast evening bat quorum sot being Present
the President dlemissedthe msnhers present ana az
The New York herald., 1850-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Passage of the Mexican Instament
in the House.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT TOWARDS CUBA,
CHlR RTY-FIRsT CONGRE sss
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
EY honsK's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHiNGTo, September is, 1850


Ey horsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, September Is, 1860
RECIPROCITY TRADE WITH CANADA
Mr.. HAmLIr from the Com mittes Commerce, re-
ported bill for the free navigation of the ST. Lawrence
river, and to establish reciprocity of trade with Canada
MAIL CONTRACTS OCEAN STEAMERS
Mr. Rusx, from the Post Office COMMITTEES, made a
report responsive to resolution Of the Senate res-
tive to the manner in which the contracts for carrying
The mail by ocean steamers TO California and
printed
eRorosiTIoS OF BILL TO PROHIBIT SLAVERY TERRI
Mr. CHAsE, pursuant notice. asked leave to intro
uce bill prohibiting slavery in the territories OF the
Mr.. cLA!-I oppose the leave; hope it will not be
granted There is peace now throughout all our bor-
oers and hope 1t will be perpetual aud universal
trnst that the Senate will decsvely set It's face
sqainst these exciting topics
Mr. CAss-I heartily concur in what has been said
by the Sena tor from Kentucky and move to Law the
motion for leave, on the table.
Mr.. CrAsF, after few words In a tone quite insud
ole to the reporter withdrew his motion for leave
The BILL TO PREVENT THE ENTrorNo SLAVES
mr PnhTT pursuant 20 notice moved that the Senate
Ease up TIE bill to prevent the enticipg assisting
slaves escape from the service Of their masters in ths
District of Columbia
act t fsoe further agitation upon these subjects
They had Just heard that there peace throus
all our own borders he trusted IT per-
ustsd by the refusal OF the Senate TO disturb It. He
hoped thst eggresson wouldnoU cease (Lsughter)
MI Oiaf thought the Dill nov presented part of
ehe system OF measures OF which many had recently
passed He agreed that aggression ought TO cease and
The object Of the bill to cessation OF the
aggression Of sisve stealing
The bill was then taken up and considered in Com
spittee Of the Whole.
MIR HAZE moved that it be referred TO the Commit
tee ths District of Columbia with Instructions to
report amendment a6olishing slavery Ia the Dis
trict. This motion. by yeas, 10 Al nays was re-
jected. (Messrs. Baldwin, Chase. Davis Of Mass
Dodge, Of Wisconsin, Hale Hamlin. Seward and Win.
Throp were those who voted in the an ficmative)
After further debate, the bill postponed until
So-morfou.
NIsCELI
Mr.. HiafIS moved an T. xeeutive session.
Mr.. DIcEI.s0N urged the necessity OF acting upon
Sbe appropriation bills.
Mr. ErsE desirous that tie os Road bill should
ske taken up.
nr. HAsLIS s-gued that If the Executive nomina.
tons were not acted upoE before the adjournment OF
Nongress the vGricus oioes vors oe rssens and the
Pr'sideut would not have the power to Gil the
cl.s BY commission.
MIR Dicsi>sor maintained taat the President had
such power, and cited during DIR. Polk's Gd-
mini trst.n whore IL was exerei-ad
fbe qseetion being taken. Mr. Haulin's motion
carried Yeas "a: nays, le SO the Senate went iato
executive session for the re rsns'nder 6; the dsy.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-13
VENEZUELA.

Nous recevons par Ia vote du Norl
des avis du Venezuela jnsqu'au u o..
tobre. LIE resultat dc I'eIection presidcn
'ielle n'avait pas encore etc constat,
othciellement. Aug dernieres dates. l.,
general Jose Gregorio Monagas, frer
du president actueI, await obtcnu h..
deux tiers du vote dcs colleg se!ectorau>
moins sept voix, mails CONNIE les bui
letins dune Oh dcux provinces favor.
bies a Monagas n~'avaient pas encore ct,
recus, fe|ection de ce dernier siait O
slderte CONNIE c%ertaine.
Nous apprenons avec une cxrsm
satisfaction que l~'entente la plus cordiair
regne entire lc gouvernement venezueIien
ct lie charge d'affaires des Etats- mis-.
Ce dernier a Gu plusieurs entreyucs avec
lie President. On salt que lie traite d.
entire les Etats- Unis ct T.
Venezuela, traite dune grande impor
lance ct don't les s%tipuIations nous sonl
enhancement favorables, dot expirer !.
4 j%anvier proclaim Nous croyons com
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