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quo STATE LOAN or $4,000 O0O.-rs,

OHIO STATE LOAN OF S&oOO,OUU.-the
OComusloners Of The Ohio Canal FUND by virtue OF az
Nsrch H. 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposst
iii he until Wednesday the 18th Of June next Al
noon Al the Office Of no Ohio Lie Insurance and Trusi
Company New-YoTk, Tor loan ofTWo Millions SUI HUI
dred Thousand Dollars for which rsnsofa0le eernhcatef
~ OHIO State Stock will be issued ~ iolows
One Million Blk Hundred thousand Dollars 70 Deni Il,
.rest Al the rate Of six per cent snnum payable semi
annually In the City OF Eew.York md We pnnclpa rem
bursed II the pleasure OF the State amer me Year 1870
One Million OF Dollars to bear Interest a. TOE rate OF i've
psr cent per snnu payable a. above and The principal
reimbursemeps al the pleasure Of NE STATE amer 1902
The certificates Of stock viii bear interest from mo s
day OF July. 1852
or in Ohio six per OF 1880 par the day Of
orening the proposals. by deposng The same with the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company New York 10 ns
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissionorg The Bal
principal 70 be paid 80 above ethsr IN cssn o.
Juy next when the certificates ofs0ck will se delivered
The proceeds Of the above loan are required for he
depuOn Of the i've and sx per cent SOCKS OF ONO MA
turing sner December 81, 1850. Proposals may, there
fore desired no made WITH the understanding that after
The payment OF the premium OF the six cent stock ana
the premium and five per cent OF the principal Of the FIVE
per cent stock the balance may remain Interest Eve
per cent PER snnu from the s july to DO paid 10 Of
rot less Ian I'VE thousand dollars al the pleasure OF me
Bidder ei any time before TIE Sl day OF December, 1850
the STOCKS being withheld ~ Collateral security Tor sace
payment
he proposals which may be for any par; OF said loac
less thousand dollars must state The amount
that viii be paid for each hundred dollars OF ,ock dS
eliminating between the I'VE and az per CENTS gvinz bs
address OF The party making The proposal and Dc enossd
10 az envelop marked ropos1S Ioy Ohio STATE Lo1B'
the Ohio Canal Fund Coulrssoners cars
Of 9Eo.s. CoE, Esq Cashier, New-YorI
L. n SILL. Acting Canal FUND CoulnliGo1sg
JOHN WOOD Auditor Of ssats
A. BLISS Treasurer OF claie 6| JGls
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctoneer:
ROITR THOITqAN

pEHEmPTORY SALE OF -FOUR THOUSAND
i BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Ffonls In
the town Of Dunkrk Chautauque Co at the Termination oi
he Fre Railroad Sale 10 be made the Merchants Ex-
change In the city Of NewY0rk by order Of Russell IL
Neyins and Charles c. King Esqs Trustess:=ANLHONY
/ RLEECKER will sell al auction on WEDNESDAY,
lie 26h OF June, 1850 u o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange the following valuable property, viz In the
town OF Duukirk ChAutauque Co. State OF New-Y0Tk,
BY order OF trustees sb0vt4 600 building lots In said town
and humber Of valuable water fronts and wharf privileges
on the habor The sale OF the whole OF whcn VIII Dc sD-
solue ana unreseryed to bidders Lhogrsphic
maps OF the property be obtained OF The suctosee
Bosd month before the sale 10 per cen. Oh ne pur
csss money can emain on bond and mortgage FOR years.
al per cent per annum Dunkrk being the terminus Of the
Erie Railroad and it, harbor the hness on ne LAKE. nis
nropertv offers great inducements TO buyers The sale VIII
be continued daily until the whole property 10 sold.
my20 Y a. Is $3.50 3,57,lOl2u V'llob
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L.G. CARRINGTON, Aucuoneer.
by JACOB s.lPLATT.-HOLLOWW AND
- CUTLERY, JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, KNIVES
AND FORKS, FIVE CASKS BEST LONDON EN-
FRY Ec-Jacob s. Plat win sell THIS DAY, al
10 O'clock at the Auction room 3 Plat street, as above 10
close Spring Hardware Sales Also Scythe1, Pichorks,
Knob Locks 10 and IL inch Cooks Knives, Razors Fish
ard Chalk Lines, Hammers Hatchets, Saws, Table and
Tea Spoons Psdocks MoGsses Gates, Brass Cocks Hand
Bels Waters Tea Trays Glass Pitchers, ship Scrspers,
G Pencil Cases Curry Combs, Smoothing Planes, Gnd-
irons. &c - NJ. - :, o.
rshIe srS Tea Snoons and Forks &c. el9 II
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stealing SIS worth Of clothing from Wa. Haight,
lie Warren 81. Mary Murray, stealing sli so cash
from Michael Hammond. Arthur Smith, stealing
books rom Ed. NJ. CCsker, 10 Pearlst.
CRY TRACT SocIETY-A publ nc meeting Of this
Institution took plsce at the North Dasch Church
Monday evening. Reports were read from the
Missionaries employed in the several Wards, in
gliding Missionaries t. the German ep'grants and
sesmen from Northern Europe, particularly the
Swedes, representing that much is being accom-
plished. Sixteen Of these labOrers are constantly
employed, beside about LOO visitors. Something
Ike IS OOO tracts and a large number Of Bibles, &c
have been distributed the past month and during
the last six months $4,000 tracts and several thou
sand Bibles and Tsstaments. Through the lnstru
mentality Of this Society, numerous conversions
have taken place, pledges have been obtained to
abstain from intoxicating drinks, and other good
ends have been attained.
AccrDESg- Yesterday morning a colored man
was severely hurt, while passing through Mercer
st. When opposite No. Al, where some building
operations are going on, board from the premises
fell upon him, striking him on the neck, and infct
ing an injury which was apparently serious
srx srRucK-A laboring man named VIM.
Burke. sun struck yesterday st 2 NJ IN Bleecker.
ct. was conveyed home by the Police.
BuRG1ARY.-A store on the corner Of Avenue
and Second st. was broken into last night, and sone
in nannias stOlan. No Arrest.
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For The Tribune
HEART SHADOWS.

FyWH. { HosMEn.
.ua ne, foeroina, nee puey
L., nee spes Animi cTedula mutub
Nee ceraTe iuyaI zero, -. s,.,Au.r
Nee''neH' ----- HoRAcs.
TnE rack that weaves vapory pau
Between the sun and earth
Soon passes, and the birds again
Make melody and mirthi
Rut All there is darker cloud
That will not thus depart,
But fipgs, though roll away the years,
A shadow on the heart.
The dim and misty veil that drapes
A sombre April sky
Is kinded, now and then, by CLEANS
OF Days bright golden eye;
But through denser, darker cloud
The sunbeam cannot dart
it soldly fipgs for eyermore
A shadow on the heart.
II may be Study that has brought
This deep, abiding gloom
Blind, erring Love, whose roses frail
Ca,ch odors r. the tomb;
Or Pleasure wild, at beckons US
To sail withou r chart,
May fling, till DER ihe stormy cruise
A shadow on the heart
Let Music wake her sweetest note
And Joy his loudest strain
The light that cheered and warmed OF Old
Comes never back again
The mantle of a night that morn
In twain will never part,
Filings heavily for evermore
Chill shadows on the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

BENJAMIN MOONEY Auctoneer.
Auction NUTiCE.-Benamin Mooney VIII sell
n al Auction, al To- O'Clock, THIS DAY ism Inst Al
No 90 Fulton street photographic Establishment In lots
TO suit purchasers consisting Of one Standing Press four
Lhoe sphc Presses Copper Plate Press, one Paper
Cut5g Msehne about fry Lihographlc Stones, Of differ
en sizes lot Of Paper Counters; Tables and Once Fur
nire The hole be sold without reserve as the par
ties int rested have TO Il settlement lel9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

A. NJ MERWlN ArcnoneeE.
llY BANGS, PLATT & co. store 2Oi orosdweJ'
DParuculer attention given TO The sale OF Pryaie Llors
ner Cash advances made when desired
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 49, III O'CLOCK
To close CoNsIGNMENT-An extensive and varied col.
lection OF standard miscellaneous and classical Books TO
be sold without reserve 70 close cousgnmenq f@neu'
hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DR. II. II, ROOT.

The celebrated Consumption and Blood Doctor and issestoy
0(hs Anh CoHsuaptiSs Barometer.
Office No. 5l2 Broadway, New York.
nR ROOTS triumph consists III tho permanent cure OF
~ Consumption, Cancers, fumoIs Diseases Of tho Heart
Lungs, Liver, Spleen, Stomach, Kidneys lnsany, Fiu
Worms Gravel Pis.ua Deafness Bliadness. Nervousness
Paralysis Spinal Determines, Diseases OF Ladies and Chill
dren and lnfectsnt Humors OF all kinds, &c.
Charges for medicines moderate Examination OF The
IInpy with the Barometer ST. ADVICE FACE. jel1 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

w w. SHIRLEY, Aucuoneer.
L'URNITURE, RICH PLATED WARE, Nc.-
l. WEDNESDAY June 10, at 10 O'Clock, at the sales
room. l6l William u! variety Of and secondhand
furniture Also from furnishing store rich plated castor.
cakebaskes csndeicAs fine cutlery Britannia ware eno
fncv articles The sale without reserve and worthy the
notse OF housekeepers jels 2ds"
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JACOB 8 PLATE, A9GtoSseT = q

JACOB g. PLATE Auctooeer
DYL. G.. EARRING CON-CROCkERY, CHINA
ID AND EARTHENWARE JACOB. 3. PLATf, WIN
e on Thursday Goth met ia the large saes over tbs
suction Store large and general assortment ofWGe, n
above being OF fret quality among which are ~
crates Rideway. light blue toilet dinner and lea ware 10
match ghout also 0crates VIM Chsuncey Goa new
psern white granite also, several invoices OF lowing
blne mulberry dipt edgec &C and other ware; also
lace assortment OF specie jars tumblers wiaes
rsppies lanterns dishes pitchers &c. Also, handsome
assortment Of waer tearsys, brass esndesncks, NC III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
ZELTY l. RIKER, ISL Chs!hsnst call he attention
H persons wanting Shades 10 their assortment Of
shsdes and materials for making and hanging Shades
they make the best quality only, and sell at prices fun
per cent less than any oshsr manufacturers. Al Shades
warranted no; 10 STICK or curl. tsl lms
WINDOW SHADES. GILT CORHICEs! DRA.
tser windows with Inc above artclss viii End ct J. c.
WOODFORDs, 295 Broadway the largest and best -
sormeu In the city several styles never before intro
d1eed In Hew.Yorh Lace and muslin Curtains drapefy,
tassels loops pins, bands eornices lc Families paf.
chasing OF the subscriber may rely upon getting tstfss
article and a. low 10 possible 70 import OF mansfse.
lure IL Merchants buying wholesale viii tod hdscidec'
IL 10 er advantage 20 call before purchssng eloeebefe
sJ6 &c WOODfORD, 2s5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

The LATE STORM IN ILLINoIs-We Continue
saws the GGleaa AdUertiser, TO receive accounts o.
destruction BY the storm that passed over the MO
die of the State, few days ago. The fRHoE ne
publican says much damage was done on oPooh
River Wheat fruit, &c. in large qualities were
destroyed. A letter from Havana says; Inc
growing wheat crop, for space OF six mile VICE
was partially, and on many farms, wholly desSoy
ed. Many houses were blown down or inlureo;c-
The hurricane accompanying the hail was terrlnc'
The damage in this county, as far as heard rom,
may be estimated at 100000" The sorm was
equally furious in Warren County. The OgaaHSa
Spectator says: Several gentlemen living near
Swan Creek had, in addition TO the growing crops,
number OF colts, cattle, sheep and hogs kiHed "
the hail"
CTS@ The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HoAEofA'
Thy adjourned at Albany on Thursday to meet N
New. haven on the second Wednesday oil June
1851. The most important movements OF tons SEES
sion have been the appointment Of Committees 70
procure a correct translation o. the Materia Msdics
Pura Of HahnemAnn, (Drs. Beakly, Meidhard ana
Kirby J and TO elaborate from the various papers
presented to the Institute and other sources, iu
report on the Cholera, lDrs. Barlow, hroy' ana
Small DR.. g. w. SEazey was appointed to de-
liver the address at the next session Of the insl-
fute,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

RR. RICHARDSON'S sYKUP.-One ofthe beet
Dremedies OF the age. Dr. Richardson's Syrup for cho-
era cholers morbus and summer complains ana pain 10 me
stomach.
Sod at Dr. Trsphsgens, $50 Pearls charles II, Ring,
1872 Broadway the Duggisi store f5l do; Robert A.
Sands 1888 Bowery; Hsydock 2ls Pesrlst also, Mrs.
Hays IFS Fulton-st. Brooklyn city. lol jm'
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N CURE FOR RHEUMATISM,

fAThe American Rheumatic Bslsam Is the most extraor
binary medicine known for permanent cure OF all rheu-
maiic complaints ssch inhammaiory chronic, acute,
mercurisl rheumatism govt umbsso, spinal Affection &C
rhls medicine 10 purely vegetable, and pew discovery.
Ii only wants fair trial to convince tho most preudceo
minds OF is efficacy cure and Il has never been Known
fail when carefully used according to directions Meme
genuine unless signed by the propnes0f X TURNER On
the wrapper.
Sold whslesale and retail By BOYD Paul, 20 Corand-
ct; also by Geo Delavergne, Ia xthayenue J. U.
Brain so and MIRA Hayes, l76 Fultonst.
Brooklyn; Geo Dexter 81 Safest Albany Also loo Main
e. Buffalo; @. g. Thomas 1853 Main-st Cincinnati, ONO;
al WAS DR.
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AUCTION SALES.
g. GARDINER, Auctioneer.
RY BALDWIN GARDINER,

B. GARDINER, Auctoneer.
D Store SIS Broadway cor. An!honysL
R- Particular attention viii be given TO sslss Of Fancy
Goods Porcelain, Paintings kc. ALSO, Furniture OF tsm
lies giving up housekeeping Also Stocks OF Msnafsc.
nrers, nc. All OF which are respectfully solicited.
Having made an arrangement with Mr.. A. c. FUTILE
bis salesman he hopes merit the patronage OF his friends
and the public ie1 isa
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, June Is and %,
Al the ssles room, SIS BTOsdwHy-LARGE and MAG
INFECT SALE OF SIG GlOVANNONr5 importation
OF Rich Alabesler Stsmsry, Yellow OF sens Agate and
Rerdiea Ftrusisn Medscis and Hebe Vases, Bohemian
Ware Porcelain Fancy 0oods, 6c just landed, and sobe
sold without reserve Particulars tomorrow. jel7
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a SUCKER" WHO Won T BE bLuFFED OFF
The CoURsE-We clip the following from the Ch''
cogo Tribune Tracy will prove a troublesome
customer to tie numerous aspran,s for the seat SO
long filed by John Wentworth:
CANDIDATE FOR CoSGREss.-We are author
lied by Elisha w Tracy, Esq. of this city, to state
that he is a candidate for election as Member oil
Congress for this district at the next Congresson-
al election. Mr. Tracy, considering that the power
OF party conventions is at all times but recommen'
datory, has not waited for the action OF any sucn
body. He is a candidate on has 0icH hook, and Will
characterization or no nominstion-tlll the day OF
election is ovsr He invites ali to support and ard
him who are disposed to do so, and will cordiaAy
meet in the field all those who may oppose or run
against him, and cheerfully abide the resuit as II
may be settled by the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
BYA.J. BLEECKER 4 cO.-JrSE la

AssAuLTs.-Auests were made Of the following:
Third Wsrd-Wilam Henry, assaulting John
Webster. Sixth Ward-Stewart Allen, assault
on Jane Allen, 81 Elizabethst A man refusing
his name, assault on Officer Barnett. Michael Nc.
Laughn, assault on Officer Gardner. Ninth Ward
John Allen assault on Jane Allen. Eleventh
Ward-Wm. Hal, assault on Peter 5. Beck. Da-
valid Baxter and George Miller assaultlng Dsid-
rich steel, and stealing property from bis store
Baxter was also complained OF for beating Peter
and Henry Wanmaker. Slxteezth W ard-Hoot.
NJ Dale, asssulting Officer Gregory.
OUTRAGE-Dsvid Baxter and George Muller
were yesterday arrested for al assault on party
Of Germans who had Just returned from an exc1r-
sion. The ruhians, not satisfied with abusing the
men, made a cowardy and brstal attack on several
women and children belonging TO the party Sc
verely injuring some Of them Baxter wa, serl'
ously cut on the back Of the neck, BY glass bottle
in the hands Of one of the Germans, while defend
ing himself
SMALL THEFTs-The following arrests are re-
turned this morning: Fourth Wsrd-LochIn Nc
Gee. stealing cotton and ropes. fhth ward
Margaret Mead, for stealing several articles from
joseph Gilmore. Sixth WGd-Wm. Peterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

COURAUD's ITALIAN mEpICAIED
uAflAP II 70 well known, VIII cure Psnlpies, irocsss
tan and al skin deformies and 10, moreover, inc sesi
shaving compound ever used GoUSAgos Poudre sa,Is
positively ersdieses s1pefauous hair ron low O,e.
forcsg isr 10 grow, and rendering harsh, why hs,
sofL sllEy and glossy; Liquid Rouge tor pale hps sao
cheeks; LILY white for rough, saOW ald n1suo1 ssSosg
Ioud Hair Dye changes red or grey nsr 70
hssutfu brown or black IN few minutes wlLnou saa'
Inc Ire skir-vsraled 10 pay aken Beware OF co-o-
tefets The genuine preparations OF Dr. FELix touEAgD
are found oniy Al 81 Wslkerst fret store IN
eroadwH7: Calender, 90 South Thirdst, Phsfelonls
Eaes Jordaa l29 Washington-st Bostoa- Gibbs, Wash
ingtsu civ Pieree. Broadway. Albany. nYH lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

GOAL DUsT.-Ths highest msrfel pnoe vii be paid
Sfos Goal Duet BY applying II q ChSa 7p sisSa
iel2 lev3ss
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BURGLARY-A store on the corner OF Avenue I
and Second st. was broken into last nighI anu some
80 in pennies stolen. No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

DOOFING.--GOoDWIH PATENT CEMENT
Ia shesbirg IL the only permanent covering for making
tin single roof ghl done for 81 per foot New
roofs Of rough plank covered for u cents and warranted
BY GOODWIN, ia Canal Of corner Of Lsorsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
no0FISG METAL. AND IRON HOUSES.

hsheet IRON prepared br covering roots by rysang n
sections 70 suit Also model representing The manner
Tor completing Il on the roof The price low, and per-
sons wsafng FIRE proof roof will please call AID exAas
for themselves.
Also iron houses Of different sizes manufactured with
such simplicity that house Is BY 20 feet be erected Ia
day the plates sliding together IN grooves The above
size hss four sss windows and door and wheo packt
10 boxes FOR Shipping viii but "a cubic feel TIE
price eli complete. 800 z. HAYL0R, ssone-E
taqQ rn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

excuse.-as for instance In the case Of LADY
Barnard and Little Musgrave,' where we become
half reconced TO the violation Of congual faith by
the tragic end Of the transgressOrs-sre detestable
crimes in the eyes Of the Servian poet. On the
other hand he relates with applause deeds OF ven
geance and violence, which all feelings Of Chris
tiantity teach us 10 condemn and even atrociOus
barbaTties, which chill our blood, lie narrstes with
perfect composure. This latter remark refers, in
fact, chiefly to the ancient epics OF the Sersians-
Much less Of barbarism and wild revenge meets
us in their modern productions, namely, the epic
poems relating 10 the war Of deliverance IN the be-
ginning OF the present century although tneH
Oppreskors had given them ample cause Tor q ineI'
CHESS retaliation In the shorter and more Iyrc
songs, of which rich treasure is the property oil
most Slavic nations, and in which their common
descent is most strikingy manifested, there pre-
walls q still purer morality and the most tender
feelings Of the human breast are displayed.
The following little elegy heard and written
down in GaHcia, ave have always considered,
says the author, as one Of the gems OF poetry IL
is sigh Of deep, mourning, everlasting love-.
THE DEAD LOVE.
WHITE art thou, my maiden,
Canst not winter be
Warm my love is, maiden,
Cannot warmer be
But when dead, my maiden,
White was she still more;
And, poor lad, love her,
Warmer than before.
The following description OF q Servian beauty Is
Characteristic:
Never since the world had It's beginning,
Never DID a lovelier how'ret blossom,
Than The how'ret 10 our own DAYS Dlooihl1s'
Hsikups, the lovely maiden hover.
She was lovely, nothing eer was loveDer-
She was Tall and slender a. The pinetreei
White her cheeks but tnged with rosy bushes
As n mornings beam had shone upon them
Tlll thai beam had reached It's high meridian
Ard her eyes, they were two precious Jewels
And her eyebrows, leeches from the ocean,
And her eyelids they were wings OF tweloWs-
And her hsxen brsds were silken iasseisi
And her swee, mouth was sugar easEeS
Ard her te eth were pearls srrayed 10 ORDER
White her bosom, Ike two snowy doveletsi
Ard her Voice was hke the doyelers coongj
Ard her smiles were Ike the glowing snnsnine;
Ard her fame, the story Of her beauty
Spread through Bosnia aud through herr gowns
We will close our extracts with popular Bone
milan ballad which is here given in DR.. BownnSs
oio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

SUN SrRUcK-A laboring man named Wm.
Burke, sun struck yesterday at Z NJ IN bleecker'
ct. was conveyed home by the Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

~ PETERsoS's MAGAZINE lJuly,) has som
ratherish decent poetry, but the establishment
are execrsble. tNew.York: Dewitt Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

ME nee loenina, nee puer -,
lam. nee spes snimi cTeda.a mutu,
Nee eersare iuyaI zero, s....,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

rF"SARTiIN's MAGAZINE July has an unusu.
ally attractive table Of contents, with articles from
h. H. stoddard, Caroline May, Mrs Kirkland, Mrs.
Pesse, Bayard Taylor, T. B. Read, DR.. Dewey aud
others. Among the embellishments is a Portrait
of William Penn, and an engraving of Vests pic
ture of PENIS Treaty with the Indians. New
York: Dewitt & Davenport)
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-05

The OMNIBUS. Horace Greeley, who has been
at Washington some time past writes in relation to the
defunct omnibus, as follows
have watched the progress of the Omnibus pref
y closely since came here, but especially through
Yesterday and to-day. doubt whether it has ever
been possible to pass the bill. There was MAORI
ty favorably inclined to a Compromise, but no ma
Jorly for any plan that has been or could be adopted
The Texas Senators would vote for no bill that did
not either favor the claim of their State to the better
part of New-Mexico or give her large sum for the
surrender of that claim On the other hand, Messrs
Pearce Of Md, and underwood of KY, would sup
port no bill that served the ends of Messrs Houston
and Rusk. Messrs. Berrien add Dawson of Geo.,
King of Ala. and Morton ofFla., were not unfavor-
able to Compromise, but it must be pretty Southern
IN its features to suit them while Messrs Cooper Of
Pa, and Bradbury of Me-, were adverse in their
tastes. Such were the differences to be reconced
among the less decided friends ofthe measure, while
of the hfty-nine Senarors ia attendance the follow
ing were impacaby hostile to any Compromise what
ever.