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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Meeting of the AIississippiL legislatures Cover
nor's Messnge, &c.

VlCXsDURCu Tuesday, Nov. TO-
The Legislature of this State convened here
Yesterday and after being called to order, the
Governor Message was received aud read, giving
II history Of the wrongs sustained by the South
from Northern aggression. He says let the pro-
position be distinctly to the non-slaveholding
states to remedy the wrongs so far as it may be
in the power OF Congress to do 50, by obtaining
nom California concession South BOZ 30' other
wise to consent to such amendments of the Con-
sttution as shall hereafter secure the rights OF the
Soyehoding States from further refusal to do 80
hesitate not to express my decided opinion that
the only etEectual remedy to the evil which must
continue to grow from year to year is to be found
in prompt and peacRbe secession from the az
crossing States The Legislature after hearing
the Message read adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

South CARoIINA-PREPARATIoN FOR ISDE
pENDENcr.-The Charleston Mercury publishes
memorial to the Legislature of South Carolina
asking for the establishment of powder mills,
oundries for the casting of cannon, and factories
of guns. swords and pistols, all by way of getting
that super-valiant State prepared for the momen
tous time when it shall declare its independence
from all the world and establish its first de-
pendence on itself"
Now this is no affair of ours, but if the opin-
ion of fanatic were worth a copper, we should
say that the best way torender State independ-
ent was to abolish all aristoeratc privileges, give
equal rights to all the people, foster education,
promote industry and discourage oafng, laziness
and braggadocio in general. Well-reQuited Labor
and widespread Intelligence render people in
dependent, while without these, they may have n
world full of guns and thunder to mo end but to
cite pity wherever there is common sense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Approval of the Conduct of the American
Consul mt Panama, &c.

WAsHNGToN, Friday, Nov. rs PM
The charges made against the American Con
sui at Panama have been thoroughly investigated
by the State Department at the instance of the
Consuls brother, R. NJ. Corwin, Esq lawyer,
from Cincinnati, and it is understood that the in
yestigation has entirely acquitted the Consul from
censure and approves of his conduct The docis-
ion gives general satisfaction. Mr. Corwin is be-
coming popular officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90

ballad Take this Lute, to which she renders
all the justice Of which the song is capable But
all the works Of Mr.. Benedict's which we have
thus far heard, seem much more studies in various
STYLES than original works They are, however
replete with the most careful study and the most
accurate knowledge of the orchestra, and are poll
isheG with great elegance. In fact Mr. Bene-
diets self is the best exponent OF his music for
he locks precisely like it. AS Pianist he is the
very soul Of graceful repose. His fingers MARBLE
and lis ease and delicacy peryade his whole air
as he sits at the instrument.
Mr.. Hoffman, one Of the youngest of our resi-
dent artists, and certainly one of the most eiec-
five Concert Pianists we have heard, played at
This Concert a fantasia Of Thabergs S, as on for
roer occasion he played an arrangement by De
Meyer of the Lucia airs. The force. the visor
and precision of his playing, are remarkable and
cutie unique Each note is uttered soundly and
riugingly from the instrument, and there is none
Of that swift sluYring of notes which so frequently
makes Piano pe1forman ces muddy. If Mr. Hotf-
man has the one part Poet to the three parts Me-
cbanic. which an artist friend tells us is necessary
TO the complete artist, we shall anticipate some
thing from him, for be is clearly the three parts
on bis way
We had also Concert overture by EiJcld,
which although lacking some vigor to be ranked
among the good studies in Instrumentation rather
than with the complete works, was yet graceful
and free in its treatment of a melodious theme.
The overture would be better ii it had little
more unity.
We notice for this evening, and for the last
Concert Of Jenny Lind in NewY York, essentially
the same programme, with the exception of the
overturee. The last Concert but whatever fate
befall Trper Hail. it must always be musical
with a thousand memories. 1t is too late, we
believe, to secure places for the evening. But if
there be any man who has postponed until to,
day the chance of hearing Jenny Lind he is justly
punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

orFIcx OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, New City Hall Park.
TAXES, l650.-Notice is hereby given
that addition OF per cent win be made ali taxes
cent on the 18th day OF December The Receiver would
urge upon The payers the importance of making as
early payment possible, avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily just previous to The per
cenage being added. Hours for receiving money from
20 O'Clock. BankRbe money only received
mis- 5vy HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
maryland reform Convention

ANNAPOLIS, Md Thursday, Nov. q.
The Convention Assembled at the usual hour.
and after being called to order by the President,
letter was received from the Secretary OF the In
terror promising the Maryland Census Statistics
at an early day The day spent IN discuss
inc a motion to refer the basis of Representation
to Committee of 81 and it was finally referred
To n Committee of9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Appointments to ofi,ce at washinston.

Spced! Dlspaich to The lSi5rse
W,,n,SGroS. Friday Nor 2i
John B. Preston of Missouri, appointed Surveyor
General of Oregon in place OF Mr. Goodin. de.
clined Judge Hall OF Vermont, Second Goa.
troler, il pace of MIR. Paris, removed Mr.
Heath Of VI gina is to be appointed COMMISSIONS
OF Pensions in place Of Mr.. Edwards
Mr. Corwn has determined upon a large num-
beroi removals among them several Disunionists
c. f. Lee, who was dismissed has been 70.
stored to his desk in the War Department.
Later from Mexico Election of President
Earthquakes Robberies- Ravages of In
dians, &c. &c.
The New Orleans papers received by this
nights mail contain adviceS from Mexico to the
LIST INST
The election for President was going on peace.
ably. Gen. Arista. SO lar as heard from, has
considerable majority, but i. is thought thar there
las been no choice BY the people He stands
fair chance of being President
New Leon has been shaken by an earthquake.
Highway robbers are as abundant as ever
The financial affairs OF the Republic are said to
be in desperate condition.
The State Of Durango continues to be raya.ed
by Indians
Juan Grania has obtained permission to build
telegraph from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

GENTLEMEN's FAIL AND WINTER
WeAa-WM T. JENNINGS & Co. Isl Broadway, opposite
the Park Fountain viii this day INTRODUCES their Syles
OF Oyercoats and other Fall and Winter Garments, COM
rtsias s assortment sye and fur superior TO
he productions they have heretofore rendered so sccepa
Die 10 their numerous patronA oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

uKw ApyyRrIsEmEErs WILL BIZ FOUND UNDER rHEIE
kgsRECTINE MEADs IS gOLLOMs:
A CARp.-WILLIAM HALb &SoN hav.

ar, oceved from Miss Liud aid Mr. Benedict assurances
that thew have never been consulted concerning and
have never had desire pa ctpate ln aysousines de
III NJ Mr. Rarnum onrd M the Caro- of Thursday
morning and that their feelings been injured by the
manner OF reference urf names take this public OPP
3ortpiy of rendering their cordial respe rs TO Miss
lind and Mr. Be- ict accom- aned witshe regret that
they were all Injured by lie mention OF tnelr names IN
The connec,ion used If William Son mad supposed
for moment that The Card Of Thursday contained any
thing unpleasant just toward Miss Lind aud Mr. beae
tendnp TO benefit their position In unpleasant contro
yersy they would have reaned from abiding TO one the
dignity ofwhose public conduct ard the nesnahe charac
Ter of whose private life enle her the just sentiment
'iNone knew her hut love her name her but to
praise or the other whose genius receives an additional
WILLIAM HALL IL SON.
Corner Park-place end Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
BUSINESS MOTIF Es.

To ApvERrlsERs.-Th LARGE CiRcU-
Of The Tribune both city codnry, and espe
s. in families renders the best possible medium for all
shoss who wish make their husrass and wants known
10 The public the way which VIII enquire he most prompt
snd nrlnGiRhIe retDrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
GREAT CARpEr SALE OF $4,000 SrocK.

The entire stock Of CARpETINe OH CLOTHS DRuGGETs,
&C &c now IN store 42 PeartsL must positively be sold
before me lat December Having taken the large and
elegant store Sa Broadway corner Whest VIII open The
same on the LIST December next with entire stock
OF itch and elegant Carpets &c VIII sell their present
stock at first cost aud positively mol more asked Those in
want should avail themselves OF the pesen. opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets al great bargains "
PETERSON HUMPHREY
NIL Swa lS2 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

DANCING CLAss.-In answer to many
inquirers beg leave to inform my friends aud public
that class (he last uni, the second quarterly will
commence on "Wednesday evening Nov. q, at O'Clock
Gentlemen DESTROYS OF joining viii please make early APP
plicaton ALLEN DODWORTH,
Mi lots AS Rroome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-We TAKE lat
pleasure in recommending Puehassrs 70 me nd
bequul assortment Of God ana silver w. T.. conf
dent tts who esae dealers and GheTs WI ana Hs f
lhey wan, ~ cod pens the Rcheien poinedl a.
ibey have no superior in market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

FALL STYLE HATS, CARS AND FURs.-
Fall style Hats Caps and Furs combining every desirable
requisite and win compare advantage with any sold Ia
this City the One Price Store2S Canas superior as
sorment of Velvet and Cloth Gaps, children's Fan aud
Winter Hats III their variety MI ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
cention of Dnnicl Mch.ter It RaltImore.

BALTIMORE Thursday, Nov l-P.M.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here today, and
was enthusiastically received by the citizens. He
lett for Washington in this evening" cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
m7We invite the attention of Capitalists

G1Y We invite the attention of Capitalists
Rv GNTHoNy ] BIfrcKER, THIS DAY at u O'Clock, at
the Rem Estates Sales Fo9 Bf2@9 o 6GP hs 1 Of
s1ru md presden, ss Also Houses and Lots on FIRST
place between Court apd Clinton St. d on Hg9 3d pe
We ecu he corner Of Van Brnt and Degraw and
Van Brant near Dcgraw ST. Also, Houses and Lots on
Smithst near City Hall Maps Of the operty can be
obtained at the Sales Room, Broad-st (lAZ4)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

LANES BEwARE!-Do not permit YOUR
selves to be influenced by those who cannot appreciate the
truly beautiful II you wish 10 appear as lovely as you
really are, call al RooTS Daguerrean Gallery 1868 Broad
way, OF Frakls and your picture in the
latest Improvement of the which, for style and
finish, cauuot be eXcelled n2lStt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

Ey Some of the Oldest houses in the
CITY, as well as new establishments IN consegnence OF me
oaa m ,i,oe and ercut UU,uueuUn in uushess, hud II
absolutely necessary, order to keep zip iu compile
nent of country customers advertise in country ne
papers IL may be cow neny done in any section, and
10 any extent, at PALMERS Agency, Tribune Building:
where the agent be consulted choice selection had OF
The best papers and valuable information obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
LYONS MAGNETIC PowDER,420 Broadway

By this Powder we prescribe
All the noxious insect tribe,
Bedbug cockroach ami and fly
Rush 70 taste and tasting die
Quickly, too, it puts veto
On the rascally Musketo.
Insects die beneath It's ban,
Yet il harms or child nor man.
For Rats pnd Mice he has PILL
Most potent in its action
Should they annoy just 1--WE dose
,Twill cost YOU bat frnclOn. nv W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
" FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologlsts
and PubIishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nnssanst near he PARK

BARNUM's MUsEUM-That wonderful
little crea,pre Gen Tom lTlumb the observed Of all
oblervers here attractin his Thousands every
day His performances there twice day are irlly %onue
FIJI He goes away IN few days The great Cunese
Museum now added this establishment also brings
crowds Of admiriug people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
AsHl.ANp. Fiday, Zoe 8, l95O.

GENTLEMEN: have your letter inviting my attendance
ut Il contemplated mon meeting ofthe people In Phadei-
mia Ishoud have been highly grahed 10 haye oeen
tbe 10 he present on such distinguished occasions but
he tcessr attention 10 my private affairs orods my eay-
me hon 70 soon aer ny return from the late proFacEed
setsiou OF Congress .,
manifestations public sentiment OF the North Tue
question before the nation Ut would be folly to PING OF
mon or tin Union shall be preserved, and that
agitation be pul down There IS no alternative And Is
here any patio, doubt or hesitate on SUCH ausue
N!th great respect am. senttl your 90. M ger
want. =, n "a IN, r,
fueersoIL John ). Ridoc, K. ". Lee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

CONCERT CAPs.-GENIN's Jenny Land
Concert Caps universally admitted be the most neat
and convenient articles That can be by Gentlemen
visiting the Opera Concerts new supply vi elegant
shape and material is ready al GENIN'S 2l4 Broad
way, opposite ST Pauls. nZ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Contract for Carrying the Mails between New
York and Albany-Fire, &c.

LIILAi IUIFsuHyl NOY<T.
with the Post Office Department to carry the
Mails from New ork to Albany, by the Hudson
River Railroad to Poughkeepsie, and from Pough-
keepsie to Albany by stages.
The Globe Tavern and out buildings were de-
stroyed by fire last night together with five horses
that were in the stables.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
BosroH. Thursday, November II. 1885

BOSTON. lLuIsIGi, NOFGIAbel H. 4'SO.
GFNTLEMES IhaYe tie honor 10 acknowledge me re-
ce1fr Of vcur etter tie llth OF this month"; inviting me
on hets the friends OF the Constitution and the Gpon
without distinction party, resident III lie CITY and CouI
~ ofPhadepla 20 attend public meeting in that cl on
the 2ist inst. -,
most sincerely wish that it was in my power to attend
hat meeting That great central city s not only ul OF tue
ftrds OF The Constitution, but full also Of recoectionS
connected with It's adoption and other great events IN our
history In Philadelphia the first VoutiOnary Congress
assembled in Philadelphia the Declaration OF lnaedeAd
euce was race; in Philadepha the Constitution wis
r ed and received the signatures OF Washington ana MS
associates And when there IS spirit ABROAD, >'
GENTLY laboug 10 effect the separation OF the Ulon and
The suhyerson of the Constitution, Philadelphia, oi ali
paces seems the for the assembling together OF tae
friends Of that Constitution and thai Union, 10 pledge them
selves 10 one another, and the country TO the last eX
Nv public duties gentlemen, require my immediate pres
enc In Washington and for that reason, and that alone
st DENY my gefhe pleasure of accepting your imitation
have Inc honor TO be gentlemen, with great regard,
Your obliged fellow citizen and humble servant
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To Messrs Josiah Randall Isaac Hazlehurs Robert D.
Lee, C Iugersou, John w. Forney, John ). RIDDLE
Philadelphia.
After the letters were read, Mr.. Mckennon
made long speech and the meeting adjourned
with nine cheers for the Union and the consti-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

THE FIRST AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL
The DAGUERREoTYPEs received The first and ONLY gold
medal ever awarded ny tie American II slltle may bs
seen at RRADY's Gallery 2n5 and 207 Broanway corner
OF Fuon-st Also, Daguerreolypes uniyory, By BRADYs
now process.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
fws ENG11su DRuGGETs FouR YARDS

wide for covering Carp AT 80 Bowery HIRAM AMBER
SONS Those four and five ehiilngs English Ingram Car
pels and three and four shifting Oil Cloths are decidedly
Cheap remnants of Floor Oh Cloths for at haf price
shilings per ward. Cali and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

GENlN's premium FURs.-A GOLD Me-
DIAL MISUNDERSTANDING these superb specimens are the
following, oil ofwch received Premiums from The Amer-
can Institute
Full set of Russia Sable.
Full SCI Of HudsO,s Bay do.
Fun SET of Stone Martin.
Full set of Mink.
Full sci OF ROYAL Emine.
FUN set of Chinchlla
Including Childrens Fus OF every variety for complete
suits.
FuRs magnificent than these he found in this
any other city of The Union and GENIN invites the ladies'
of NewYork TO call and examine them He will this Fall
ma Winter present. for Their Inspection aud approval
assortment Of Aiuts Vctornes Cuffs &c unryued in
rety beauty and excellence,
GENINs stock of Chidens Felt and Beaver Hats for the
present and approaching season. embraces alt the most
cherche Paris NODES and great diversity OF fancy styles
manufactured acr his patterns In Ladies' Bonnes,
of the material. the variety is equally extensive Pri
ding himself somewhat the taste displayed in this de-
perment GENN respectfully asks the Ladies' pass their
Judgment upon them
He would also call attention 10 his large stock of Men
and Chtdrens Velvet and Cloth Caps Of new and highly
becoming shapes aud styles GENlN, pa Broadway
n21 2 opposite ST Paurs Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

Court OF PuBMC OplNIoN.-New-
York Tsors reysns Tailor McKIMM.This has beel
decided against McKimm, who found guilty OF selling
clothing below the average rates the punshment-close
sts necessarily waiting Customers For plaintiff, Yam
kee Doodle for defendant, John Bull, Esq, n2O3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

Markets go. CINCINNATI, NOV Il.
There is fair inquiry for live Hoes, and the
market is steady, with sales at 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
e;uIRrs. UYDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS. :

3. =
pIosars are yl,ei 10 cell the subscribers Demo and
ine The eate;eiye variety Of ihirta and aver
nder Garments OF thu h--' fabrics and I'M he'd IN the
most superior manner oere at greatly etGced prices
j. F. StNxAY l4G Nllham.st one door above Fuhol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
~ The MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAL

b6B L ne NIohAND 1h1ofhhr.AN oAh-
LERY Established 8i0) 1872 Chathnst OPPOSITE the Ma.
TIoNAL THEATERThe pictures this establishment stand
unsurpassed or boness of outline fathuness OF likeness
and durability ofmpression. s25 2mecdt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-25
WAR OF 1872!

A LII persons who served in the war oil
- 1912, 'l3 or ID, or any Indian Var
since 1890, are, under late Act OF Con-
gress, entitled TO Bounty Land. The IN
derslgned are prepared to regulate the
claims Of all persons who may enlrus' them
to their care. All persons who have been
in any wise disabled in the service o! the
United States at any time, or the heirs OF
such persons as have died, are entitled 10 a
pension.
No charge made where the claim is not
secured. J. W. BLACKWELL,
w. +. BLACKWELL.
Oct II. lS50-4t 10Y
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-25

THE Roor OF EvIL.-Dow Jr., in
the Sunday Mercury. thus discourses
on the Importance Of money:
My hearers-this is not only
great. but curious and mysterious
world we live in and pay rent for.
All dlscord is harmony; all evil is
good; all dcspotism is liberty, and all
wrong is right--for Alexander Pope
SAYS: whatever is, is right except a
left boot, and wanting to borrow
money You may want sense and
the world won't blame you for it. ],
would gladly furnish you with the
article had it any to spare, but un.
luckily, it has hardly enough for
consumption. However if you lack
sense YOU arc well enough of. after
all; for then if you commit a fac pan,
you are let go with the compliment,
Poor fool! he dosen't know any bet.
terri The truth is a great deal OF
brains is vast deal of Deliberations
An empty skull is bound to shine in
company; because the proprietor
hasn't enough sense to know that h.
is making nimcompoop Of himself,
and therefore he dashcs ahead, hit or
miss, and generally succeeds beyond
the bounds Of all expectation. Let
man be minus brains ard plus brass,
and he is sure to pass through the
world as though he were creased
from ear to ANGLE; but rig up for him
a complete machinery Of tho't and it
is as much as he can do to tend it.
He goes to his grave rufllcd and
tumbIed--curscs life for its cares. and
moseys into eternity packsaddIed with
mental myserv. Oh! for the happi.
ness of fool"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-25
w. ID. A. RAMSEY.
Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.

James Massey is aged about 10 years
about SIX feet high-heavy sei-siIIhlly
SIuop shoulercd->suhy hilr, Inclined 10
curl. and lliie grrv--blue eyes red com
plexioa-iong arms-laIge hands and ieei
-aruiculates many words badly, pariic-
ulariy where the letters IA occur. suck
as dis Tor tbs, &c-has Jown-ca>t look
has a gap IN one OF his front ie.tn. occa-
stoned hy decay, also. very small wen or
mole over The lett eve.
Oct. II, lSJ0-it lOI
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-25
BY WIN. YOUNG. III. d.

The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret diseases, need no
more become The victim of quackery, as BY
the prescriptions contained 10 th!s book any
nnp NAY care himself, without hiatrance
To business. or the knowledge OF the most
int nae friend, anh with one tenth the
us"al expense. ln aGdi,nh To the general
routine uf priv+ir disease, II fully explains
the Cause of manbooj's enry decline, with
observations on marriase-besides many
Other GpTangrurnis winch IL would not be-
proper 10 enumeraie in 'he public prints.
tU5P Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
CENTS enclosed IN letter, will receive one
copy Of This book. by mail. or five copies
will be sent Tor one dollar. Address. "DR.
You've. No. l53 SPgucE STREET, PHiLA-
pELpHIA" POSTPAID.
sDP DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on
anv OF the Diseases described IN his differ
ent publications. at his Ofre, l52 Spruce
street. every day between 9 and ) O'Clock.
Sundays excepted)
Oct. Is, lS50-ly 100