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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-22

ExcURsIoE TO BosToE. The tickets for the ex-
cursion to Boston, going off by the hundred, many
being taken by the citizens Of the neghborng towns
We those who wish to go, make sure of their
tickets to-day Fare to Boston and back 80 cts only
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-22
WORCESTER,

THURSDAY, .aUG Just %. 1850.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-22
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The emperor Nicholas, has issued an ukase, order
ing seven men IN each 1000 ofthe population of the
western provinces, and ten in each 1000 in some 9th
er provinces, to be raised for the army The popu-
aton ofthese districts is computed at 81 900 900
The Sultan has decided that specimens Of the
manufactures of Turkey shall be sent TO the exhibit
ION in London in 1851, and he has nominated com
mission ofhve superior functionares of the Ministry
Of Commerce, three Musselmen and four Christian
merchants superntend the necessary arrangements
LaInartlne is at Constantnople ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-22

IE Graham's Magazine, for September, has very
fine plate of fashions, and two good steel engrayngs-
that Of the "Dance of the Mandan Indians " being ex-
ceedingy spirited The contributors are among others
less known, e. P. Whipple, Rev. J. ~ Danforth,
Henry w. Herbert, w. G. Smms, Park Benjamin,
Mrs. sigourney, Mrs. Butler, IF. +. FL, T. b. Read,
Mrs. Neal and T. ID. English.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
SEWING By MACHINERY.



and oil others interested in Seu.ng Of any
drscripfisn
GENERAL ATTEMPTS have been made produce
- Machines Sew but they withou, many
ohjecion~, ind could be little advantage profit.
Singer PHELP- Belay-stitch Sewing Machine.
ted by Isaac NJ Singer and manufactured by Singer &
Phelps No l9, Harvard Place, Boston, Mass offered
the public perfect machine, ami vii be constructed and
adapted perform k.d Of work. from the stitching Of
hne shirt bosom ships sail. we'll deserip
tiops Of Isaher The nerdle straight, and works
dIcuariy table OF the machine, sordius and
opportunity adjust the fabric the stitch
may he regulated length even hairs breadth
The stitch made by this machia that will iavei
and the only be taken by cutting
ecnud third stitch. From SO to 1900 stitches,
cudins to he fabric operated upon, may be ,ak-n m"ue
To bring this machn perfection much labor and study
have been expended by the and the suscr
be- srr the Delay Sewing Machine, feeling con-
hdsnt that will tria with the
nisiiop here given.
The prufsarsing the Of of these machines,
six dollars PEI day. The operation confined To the
manufacture of clothing ony but may be applied sewing
description oil linen cotton, wooden, and most snds
OF leather.
This maetine with ordinary care, is warranted to
without repairs and will last years And Is so
simple in its Construction aud easily regulated aud
aged, that of ordinary abiiiIy operate IT.
The price II these machines, which worked by
treaae, and cspabls at ordinary linen, usn,
or waen fabric. burdsed and twenty five dollars,
complete. with all appendases Tor "pstaiion
hese mschines beanul and in their appear
ance and ,ey take iitIe foom that they
m NJ 1. any .dy's sewing apartment
~ An Agent twHh whom exclusive arrangements vii l
he nade wanted every city and in the United
States.
All applications 70, Agencies and all orders enclosing tho
ur machines. (which III be careful ~ packed send
par OF the world well as all inquiries about their
adltation different upo~es will be promptly attended
TO ~ the manufacturers AL letter must he Dos, paid, and
addressed 10 SlNGER & PHELPS,
Nov. ), 1850. mos is co. 10 Harvard Place,
Boston, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
FRENCH DEPILATOKY,

NOR removing supeIfuovs the lace, neck, any
par, o. the body, Ibis nepiIaory Powor prepared
accodin, the receipt OF Baron Lnay Surgeon TO Nupo
leon who obtained Egypt whale attending the French
army during the able Campaign in that IL
the prepsraon used the Egyptians aud F,ene
and perfectly sale aud eeciua Sold whues lie al 70
tally Z. " POOR.
% Trrmoat Row, Boston,
And by COLLINS & PIERCE, Monlp.iles. % 6mi,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
4 JEWELKY
Vermont & Canada Railroad Opel
LOT St. aIbans.

DAesENcER TRAINS win rsa % follows daily snti'
Leave 81 Ahans Tor Esssx Jsnetoa at eclack ard
4a'ciock r. y. 49,. .,.-,..--.
- p. The .<vss of de Ger - abe vss.sss Css-
Z s.l Essa- liz - 10 t-s.....ss
= ~ Vssnse3 css6ns kso1 = 1sFs1sE rg<siz :.
a1sTAGEs Issss = Ahsas Ne arrival = H. nsrs
i.s trnis ~ aahests, Swastss, ehsea, Esdb6fb, -
- Wen ssstsss, aieS5Ssi, ksssss.sy. PsisSs1 b.
tsrsluSd, W. - khiIsu<sk, f1slissssssts Dsass.,
s''''' s .i.afs 49, &C. sss,vs1es '. GO. 4 :
Sd N.ssks~sA. o.. q. - 8. y. q. Il.
: : ), !. r. - (,ss s...I.,,. !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12

certify that have raised during the the
yery best Corn and Posies $50 iusheis per ac,e, Egg
Plants. and variety of garden Vegetables, lind
Long isIand Railroad Lake Road from which bss-
the Suffolk County Agricultural Fan
held September "a, lc5J
Also Peas Beans, Onions, squashes Pumpkins, eets,
and Tomatoes. fouis,
(Signed.) lkA L'HOMMEDiEC.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
LAND ROUTE TO NEW
YORK!
VIA CONN. RIVER RAnROAD.
FARE.-FRON
WINDSOR TO NEW,H0RK,
SIS. %. z.

~ = =
TRAINS leave Brsttebo.c' al Is f. ~. and J. r. H.
on The arrival u tho Stages connectas with the Chssh-
ire and Sullivan Railroads at Walpoie.
Passengers BY the first train leaving Northfed, resch
Brabpro for The p. n. train, II 81
r NJ. add proceed then by the
EVENING EXPRESS
Over the Hartford New Haven and New fvrk and New
Haven Railroafs, arriving ia the City a. u r. ~.
Passengers leaving Bracboro by the 75 train reaci
Springfield 1880 A. ". and reach New Yo.k about NJ.
The above will be found CHEAT, QUICK, and CON-
PORTABLE ROUTE from al parts Of vermoni aud West-
srn New Hampshire giving to avciersa complete LAND
kOUTE and avoiding entirely the dangers Of The Sound.
RETURNING, Passengers leave New York by the g
A. NJ uain ofthe New York and New-avsp Railroad, and
reach Buatieboro tie and each Montpelier,
or Wells River the day s3J p ~ Those leaving
s~ York by the As NJ. train. lodge either Hartford,
Springfield Northampton, and reach Nofth6ei day
Al $50 p. NJ.
Passengers arivng Springfield by the first from
Brateboro reach Providence, Albany, Troy Whitehall
the same evening" and Buffalo the day at l r. NJ.
For further particulars PAIN FISbER Railway Guide.
which is The only G4idc authorized advertise for hi,
Company.
JOSIAH HUNT, supt. c. q. z. Ro
Northampton. Aug. 1t, 1850 SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

ns.s Hsmer Kent. ryork for Bes.a s,,h brig cail.ad>
% rsi1.sssi. Gsss.; DsE,. Pc,
DO Tor Bosten seLs kIiIa Warren Jheey. rhii.asSss
e.: is. :.s a's 70, rFfs%.:ss ;
fh ss Sbs si.
Si i 1eSr May so-Arr soAs s..iv. America.
,,sss .ss,! X, sr Esys s:, u;:,sa
80. bedford IN Hampton Roads: aosanss, a.sss.ss
Sid lark m.hnsmasn P@.teS rrs ''1A' 'A"'''' Ca
Rs 1l,sIs;SS ssi n.:
Ss,s .os - s in
GE s sL b.s..
f .a Sa rs an s.is
NH; Adeirso T'ewy9Grhy B.son ksndss.s.. Bs.yss
w., Ss.ssr Sss si: Rsssss
a nSnr ysnSs ssGq Yd ss'd smith, s
PnIAnEiTruA. May oar bark vessa F1ian, BssAsss
Psnobsco: seymour. NYsrk Black Diamond. tl sss
ss; saunders dor s'afy
orTs,gr Nay $50 sr i, ORA, Las.s n,vsse
s.n"a Fsss, A s o.si. for I'm Nyer iae' o'''n'
kaiimoSn May so-Arr sehr william MAILER. PRICE
"a, r.: n.y sA.r bark: Agys Ipf.. r.se S-s a.
s5, s sssr rsy.s hs; AraeIen nay r BAs.
sAy.ssAT May 27-cla tslfs lar) GushSsrs. ssnss.sa
sar4 s.9 cu cs
Chrrtie, Davenport;
Is: : :ss..
bOiner Portland; Soen.
for Bangor Oct"ber D,ns phiadeipis fer Bss
ten; kenorn Grover k-eaos Frances, Nick-rou
Phinnsy; Henrietta Hartman and Boston Kelley fer a
Sarah Louisa hondont fer Fall Joseph Rogers Phiia
depths for Sewbnrypcr Amanda
Bos.oh; B.nrer Kelley .ssny for DO; Dion Hss. koa-
de,c Fairfield RoLdout for Bnngor Excite Hail. NYsrk
for Dennis sacbem Parker Ne~aik fer BOSTON, Wa.chuss
Barrett NYcrk for Snow Dos fer
Cambridge: Caroline, Brsdm.n Newark for Psabroksg
svcps Hsrrst Free Trader and Colchester
River 18th. Mary. Kelley. NYork for Bosto-.
. wnsreTcr, Nc Msy 2s-Arr sehr Mary Powell. WE
lsns tYork. Cid s0th schr Alexandria, Randall Aasd-
vich Mas. hrs Zulieks lBr) Williams Kingston. Jasc
schr Louiire, u tins,p, Nferk.
wARyHss Msy 2-Arr sch. Lsrkin Philade,phia Alsg-
ander Delaware cry; sleep hott,, NYsrk. sld 49,
Hudson. Philadelphis; John n Smith, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

NE. In oth,r srtioes there 10 no material change
Tbs westhes ~ very warm, and the city healthy.
BALriaoRs, Juno l, p. n.
The -four markct Ia dull and hesvy to-day, aud SALES
Of Howard street wese made ~ 30, which 10 ccoine.
CTScIrSAri, June Ia p. NJ
BreadstuGs are firm. Sales Of -four have boon made
at So so 50 corn, 46c oats, 4oc; dried beef Toe.
whiskey 25hc tobsccs, Missouri nves, lao. l5c Vir
gina hves, loo molasseS, 2ss 500 do. sugar house.
s9e sugar New Orleans, BIO; coffee, Rio, We for
common, and leo. ter middng to good
BUFFALO, Jsne l, 1850
Tho receipts since yesterday are az follows -Riour
400 barrels; wheat, $500 bushels; 2o,v.S do
The Hour market il heavy, bat notice sales
beet Is firm but dull Sales were made of 900 bu sh
mixed Western corn, at 56c.
ALBANY, June l, 1850
The receipts are So follows Flour, 5000 barrels;
l0coO bushels. There 10 a fair demand for wsst
e. four, ~ steady prices Ssles made OF 600
bu-hels II corn, VI oso for round yellow, and $50 for
mixed Western.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June Ia z. NJ.
The steamship Hermann being due at til, present
timo, snd the steamer American duo noxt weok at
this port dealers in cotton inclined to wait for
later foreign news before operating to any material
extent There appeared considerable anxiety to learn
the result Of Political movements in france, which IL
expected would hsve n bearing on commercial af-
fairs. In one way the other. Plour wss nrmer and
with late advices Of short supplies and higher prices
ct the West and at Now Orleans the market here
more buoysnt and with more doing to the trade
Wheat was and held above tho Views Of buyer
Corn also scarce, and held lrm n full prices while
sslcs were very limited Rye was less buoyant, and
quiet. Pork continued firm and sales Of mess
made at an advance of 12Sc. per barrel.-Thers
was no change Of moment In other articles OF
provisions Sugars firm. with moderate sales.
Coffee contnued steady, with more doing. There was
change in molasses
AsBrs-Thcre less activity IN the market FOR
pots, while sales reached $50 bbls at SIS 81 IS eSI
Pearls were steady With ssles OF 80 bbs. at IS 50
s. CT. The receipts during the week pretty large.
The stock In the inspection warehouse this morning
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Passengers Sailed.

CuAenyss eAmship Crescent city-C Maiibran dsFsa-
e. a.sT Sg"s .v IL. S ss:. Nj -.
s .,si KT P. Sss rs0T. c1:y
i rssl:: IsssI SsS siR:.
10 wsleh. Dlniop Mason N Prouiy' s.ai w.r,s:
i'IY ssSS Ja coS f T'Ssi S% 5I
SGhp rrsn,ics MT erass NJ Ayesm9r. Pops jsss:
Mcpsrd, Potter, john Adams JOS Johnson. Oh
s.s a a r ssSs.
hss H sa G:ay sT
C.as.h Adams. WIN Bicker.on. ssnl jones' mussisy.
h % , gsi:ss si s'si i:: . o.
Dec Ia sT VIM Elisha " S.: s.
ps~s msr s.i S:1s
S'I ss~s sr. ra.s,' w., y:
s sn s;as s' eks ss s's. T.. l i:s.
t,ss u. Gs Wy . Ss.. 20
3 Ds.st ., Jss,op, Js.sp RP P.isin.. jss. P..s-
ssA. a. Es,'s
Sss sss,ns samuel Gsn,,sr John Jshn.sn. r,seY,
H. Swsssis fsst.s sssS. s:iiiss s.ssi-
e.; Ss:s;; $:j.:;. Nc; !: S! rH::
rIs.. = ssha:ss, A Lsrs Geo- s,.s.rs No'ss..
I;si HS; S l.;.s s4Ss5 y
JON. Ja'f III 'ss' f Js. wa b..
r''iss g% w a .. s1 w
md .h'n Bsnsdsc ys..syn Weston ss..Es
TSu!:n f Ss"s WV S,lsian Rob, ysss h
ss'r,i cs sss G.l' sss.a si P.;. W.;
fse, kc s%s Is ssss &c, sss . 49,
sad WIN $, Jebn thas jackson Henry wilson, John tsrss
gs.sts ss'' tr.ss Gas, .. en-
s cS. s%s'e Ass Ss b BSrs" rsY
GsI, .,. w w srs Cog b,r,.sn N.,.n. ss,sss
rel. Greene. Jatsl MI.
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s.t :n:s STE b. r.' js Ss % as
B.,fs-YredsricL wnhsin tDs.h P.slse.. Havana.
nss sssashsra; Prines aSsissi. eprasD
-, Alea"sdriN irvips DGssh;y. Quebec; hndynisa
res. ESrpy Z. John. Sb pw Sssis. A'''"s'''n'
E.. 1, ws.sa1ae s:a's'i
bssys. ss ssss ;'siss: IS? a' '''
Anna ns@ss TJis sr rIss ~ o hs%:s xsr
T.,1 susI srossI.n nsl.@Ssi: crs.sy
r.et nqrise scsESna Va New Yors smsos, ae Pair
osn.sn csS S:sr Am goDp a E
Hand J.yns, nsis%ars csSaIas hre%n FRI, Sss's
SIT. salem; Howard Ssrisr S".,oa. q L.,e oil. Bo.ssn
FssSs,h smith. New m., soa00's 0''"''
"a. s;s Carney rS.,se10, no:"' aaSd De- Re
Arrived.
raekes shis Bendrct Hndsen Pratt London sad Ports
sSp hr's.G.: IN Blss ysssans sss M.n. ,w days.
VIZ, si SrSsr ra sns I's to Ay%ar Co.
Iipritsrss Co May 9TH "a s'ar, rcn, passed .ais
=, % " ss rs s Ss :, %
,be herb Msrshs Beanes q Tendon es day, from ssrrA
Ied ,e With COPY Of n. New York weakly msrsld q
~s s sss s"Ss. 5, boz. , 's 4.
s . a,sy % n, Ii s.I 90
ship Bd -ina Pnrness antwerp. Is days. with mdSe and
s.Ts Sells {: or al,'ss1s fIa Belfast Nay
wi on 70 9Scr%.s Johnston Co. ths vessel an. ~
passed bark Farewell s,.erinv Eas Stat lat 3,
len II o. large ship supposed to be the Queen 81 she
West
Hrs Integrity ,srson Newcastle. 81 days, with mdss
to Barclay Livingston.
schr Belmont Cerd lBr Windsor, rs Nay TO- with pas-
ter. - master.
schr Altoona [Brl RUSSELL Rochester. vs. May e. with
lurte and coal 10 Nevins & Sor.
sobr sehs tBr) Holder St Johns NIB. with lsmser
N-virs Scrr
sehr Albert tBr) Edor Sc Johns NB Nay q. with
Der. ~ r Nevins 4 sons.
sehr rsc.sse,, Weber Eastport. May with and
plaster Ia msster.
sehr A,cns,r sronsoa. Mst.sords. trexas with sugar
end cotton. to J Brewer.
Below.
itark. brig and tspssii schooner.
Sailed.
Steamships Crescent City. Chasres Southerner Charles
toe; KeBnehec, Philadepkis
From the sW spe-sh'p Stephen v Austen, Galveston;
barks Mv!rs, Hsrbeck. Lsbon Hsrriet, (IIaml
The ships New York. Liverpool and Agel Canton have
anchored at the SW Spit
JurE Wind a. sunrise. T. merdiss. NE; sunset EsE
and light.
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r.ionrsphlr Rrrnrls.

NV Osirsss Nay N. 1850
The soston market is animated. and the ssles
for tho three days reach n 900 hse- chiefly acccuss
Of rugisnd and the oontiueut. Middiing uplsnds 81
~ si1Ac fair do. l3c. The stock Of hcur has be-
come very much reduced ard The prices advancing
Common 20 straight ohio h held Al ~ y! ~, ana
.sles Rio ~ ~ Sc srGsrs are quiet sales ~ %
hhds At sLc for fair, which " an advance % p te-
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PassenYers Arrived.

age.
IorDo---Shp Hendrick Bundsop-Rev W rremlett Isxv
srd servants Miss Matilda Hinde, Mr. Puitvoys Miss
Mary Fuiyoye Miss Elizabeth Charles
Mr. II Smith ssd lady Mr. Edward foiaui all Of LsudsaS
India: Aderian Efs OF Coumho. lndis W Hilderb-apL
NJ Werner and Lady Mr. Ea~ard Werner spl lady, u
smiiA lazy and family Mr. A Broadhridse Mr. Ish n
nr easter NJ Rogers lady and family. all Of lag
.na Hl.,a ..a sA,'ans q Assam InaiA Rev A.e Iw-
York Mr. Booth OF doxs second cabin aud RS tAs
steerage.
vesnan, and y7S In Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

Tvs CAssL Bnr.E AT BusH~EIL's B,s,-One OF the
most formidable breaks In the Erie canal which has
ever cceufrtd took place on Tuesday evening. ~
kushnss basin, some hfecn mile@ (by the czns east
81 this city and sbout two miles 81 Pittsford ,il
lsr- The leak was discovered about suudovn. aud
before the alarm could be eiven. the north cnbSnk-
ment war swept away and the water th- level be-
tween the pittsford snd Macrdon locks distance OF
fourteen miles poured through the breach with rea.
force. The part ~ the embsnkmcnt which gave way
was coverCd BY slaughter and warehouse. which
swept away. togtther with DO barrels Of salt The
breach is about 100 feet wide the top aud 20 t the
tott' and the sandy earth tor1 cut down to level
with the low ground north of the cmbankment pre-
thu cspal oxt.nds some fiteen twenty rods west
the bruach. and my sixty rods cast-ln all FROM
vnty TO eighty rods and TRIM thirty ave 20 forty feet
below the ofigtnal bottom ~ the canal On this uhoe
distance the northern bank 20 the outside 81 the tow
path caved in and was carried OF by the eurrent n
T. wonder that such body - vser after finding an
outlet DID not make wider br,ach iR IN cnibankm.
Of candy SOL. The canal At this place run. on thu
ntth sde OF n sand hill the highes, ridre az -h,rh
IL directly opposite the trrach The water aad
sstd cover many acres q Low nsalov land
mainly In single strip which presents the appear.
passed IL Of rendered useless for the present
In rerrtncc 20 the immediate cause e this calsmty
opinion must rest upon conjecture The most probable
one suggested y that muskrsts may have burrowei in
TIC bsnk aud extended thcir operations until = pas.
ssgc ~ss made for the vaior. Che opening dis.
covered Whrn the ftruam about large NJ barrel
hut In twenty minutes the f0rndghe opening We have
d,fcribtd was radc. Of courso ~ was beyond human
rover 60 sfr,st st. An attempt was made ~ throw A
dem the canal distance east % the breach
but u was swept away. and the materials lie in the
detp gulf poughsd out by the current Tho rcsidrn,
engineer the supcrBtsnde and his ASSISTANTS we're
uptn the ground early yesterday morning with
many lsbortts could he CON nandcd short
notice 10 appeared 10 b. matter q doubt in What
vry the dficUlty could be sutmounted the soonest;
hut In the meantime the whole force employed In
Filing MP the Immense cavity by shoveiling earth from
the hEh bank upon the suuth side. The suV~rinten-
deaf inform us thst one thousand men and onc hun
dftd tams cen b~ employed and every cxsrtion n
making % procure them Tho work. WHEN n "a gei-nt
trce q contctd viii be prosccstod dsy aud nis ht
Snii " y completed There happened 10 b. but fsv
80. nltn Vie level aud the fe~ minutes 81 alarm
snated az TO Keep safe dtstaure nom the brsaah
hschest" ~ y li,n.c-rss Wy -
Cossuis s-n Ntcs.Co~seLs The President has -
ecgns-c 80 'onsu ~ France feiix Lacoste TO reside
a. New isik - 'ice-Consuls Of Mexico. Don Buen.-
ventura Alcslda A. brownsville aud Froeton De Santa
Issbe.ls; DOu Juan uerbst at Pittsburgh; Don Jose
Anfebio Pissrro, at Baitmsre end Don Felix M,rino
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,t,RIxrTs ELsRyyuRnr.

SrCCK saiLs.
rr,,.rr,,. Jrrs 400 iehieh "a IT, 20 sh. crsrt
Ds,k "a. n Eentuet, rauk. Iut - rennsyrsnis n,
az, ~ a. Il as, Is 10 st,.. IS 40. a. 40. a., 10
Mstirrsp a. ~. "a 40. Vs. 2ia 100 DO 7i. ia 40.
bsiri,ic.r Nay I-sisss naryisna 4uss'srly So - is
IA A.
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NJ ard trilA - sltt.f ord cc'5sff n = rtItfI.
Roi.st p Tffcher 81 kentucky. TO be kuvoy htfa.
orsi arr sra Minister rlcnpotsntiary Of the United
Ststsa 70 the Mexican Republic
otnndo Brown, 10 10 Commissioncr OF indian
Jsme. Mcdowell, Of Ohio to h. Consul Of the Usi'ee
states fDr the port - Dundee In Scotland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

THr prrsurFats- Asstsutr Ar Drrp1rr.--The
slavery Discussion before this meeting terminated
the eisVeutb osy on Tuesday last. uu the preceding
day Rev Mr. lf.srock - Bualo says the .fiusrfiser
"enhihitsd most genuine piece % clericsl buhoon.
cry making outrageous autisltvcry Ftunl speech
A. length the assembly, proocsd'd 10 take The hnsi
vote uTou the following report -
A minority ~ tho committees. 60 whom was referred
number ~ memorials on the tuhjret ~ slavery from
Gus syuCds rr,slyteres and churches vishin our
bounds. t,g isave to report
That. after careful sus thorough examination OF
che Whole subject they have beru brought % tls con-
cluion that In confederation n tho previous seton
Of this assembly, had ~ different times nr series ~
yters and what they believe % b. ts present sentt-
msnts, snd the expectation ~ The churches In is con-
pection the ~ truth and rrteousuess q peace
sud unity will BE- beet sUbserved By the adoption II
The following re- olutons
Resolved Let That exceedingly dcplore the
WORKING q the whole ten II slavery a. V exists "a
country, and " iut With the political instt
tutons q the slsvehsltiog states. frsught 18th
msuy and great evils 20 the civil political and moral
fnterc-ts Of those regions where 70 oxists.
"a. That the holdiuF our feov-mcn n the condition
Of slavery Except IN those uhere q, uaavoi1.
sll- ~ the laws % the stste. the obligations of
GUARD enship. the demands ~ hum snity. H. Of.
hence in the proper import 81 that term a. used Iva
the Book 81 Discipline ca l. Sec 3, winch should De
rrgndsd sud treated In the sane manatr 20 Other
offences.
sd That the Sessions aud rrcsbytsries are ~ the
ecrstiutiou 81 cur church. the courts, priIasry
ir-ia.iirtions for the trial ~ offences
tth That sitter IN % declaration OF sentiment The
bole subject Of slavery. 10 exists In the church
rrrd a. the Sessions ard prrsbyteres, 10 take sach
action thereon in their Judgment the laws Of Chris
Tic avs ana nays being called Tor The result va, VI
an favor ~ the report, 10 against H.
m motion. adjourned. stTt dfs
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