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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER I.

efis DO Dome,ics ISL tea Rice zoo rssas r.
per 1900 Lumbar hhds B@fE 90 ao9seso 90 ,D'
Mi 10 raj DO Batter 80 TeO do Fish 8aG do rec sugar.
916n DE- Baus 47g do Chpeae. l22S do hRrd ia o&'
nolo Csndi-s % sperm q o.o - naa,. IN
40 p I1.S nto. BONE Sues; hid Tobacco 1880 %
si,b. , S4s &C. Candies; 20 DO Mod Candies
~ p.,,ss wei Taditt-2Oal hbs Fion 0fl do NJ sal
,sd 10 ED 30 90 Rostn; no DO Pork S95 do Beef
is.4bpsh Corr 100 do P.ss; "a cs Rice . n1' up
m Mod csp@l ~ 90 a s65f IN, do 5 % Yea So
m Buitey ee do Cheie; SO do LSrd 80 do han'i
81 sss eo1 oodass 7 rs nj. Lq Foar 1925 do
pork 20 DO Nsvs Stores, - DO Fnegaf q 90 eA 20 10
Br,se 10 les cad 81 Rice 1874 hsss oofee pt g
Dor estrs IS bsskets Champgsns lh50s bnsnea ~ hea
= bbSr Tobacco bales bacco 467o2 d snuzctufsd
Tobacco 1880 do Hams 81 do Butter, 1890 do Isio"'
$50 do Lard eco Saves, 1900 freoall'
The Cleveland Herald Of Aug. 10 thug speaks or
the Wheat crop and OF the prospect OF trade
A kind Of Wheat called the Mediterranean,
has been introduced into Ohio 70 considerable ex
tent. and if its cultivation is continued it wi uiE
mately greatly ipjure the reputation Ohio W neat
II ia already in bed repute With operators, ana
milers carefully avoid purchasing it, as it's lmPos
sibe TO make good -four from wheat IN which tue
Mediterranean is mixed. The Mediterranean
ranges from to cents bushels less IN our mar
ket than other qualities, and producers VIII ma II
TO the ir interest to avoid raising It.
AS vet receipts OF Wheat aimee the new crop,
have been very light bat from the first OF Septem-
beI we may look for very large ones. An ldea IS
current thai the low prices will prevent wheat
from coming out but the experience Of 1896,
similar season. proves 1t incorrect -
In that year large crop in Northern phlo, FOL
lowed by Sc veral light ones and the receipts here
up to Aug were only 1888 bush. On the 18th
ofAug. the price in the Cleveland market was 633
per bush and on the oath, Gle, which was an aver.
age during the month. In September it ranged
frona to &c, according to foreign sdvices aud in
the early part Of October as high as SAC bat soon
e. Of lOWer than
those Of tbs prelent season over sixteen hundred
thousand bushels of Wheat arrived at Clevelsad
by Canal after the middle of August
This season the crop is immense, not only IN
Northern but in Southern Ohio, and low prices,
cannot keep it out of market Over 200, 600 bush OF
the new crop have already been received at san
dusky, an unprecedented amount tor thss port at
this season OF the year.
We add the receipts at Cleveland of each year,
I'D 10 September L since 1S46
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California Yessela spaksn, &c.

Ang e. lsi IS 49, Ion $780, ship Geo Law I'm NYork Tor
CAlitornia- all well
The steamers Northerner Waterman I'm NYork CA2fll
81 sad Republic Hudson n do tAptil 49, SD In Panama
on the 27Eh July fox California
steamship Eudors, Bahman IN NYork Jan 81 for Cali
fofHia, arr 81 Panama on Inc I'm ull
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Foreign Ports.


AT Moptevideo June II, brig Msrs (Rn'l nm Ne" forS
TOR Acapulco few days tsee dis ,stersl ,..
Al SurInsm Juy IS brig Niger, Heuick tn eoucesssrs
via CAYENNE arr 2Sd; Amszon, ssbson, I'm dooco'e s
Arr at Panama Aug H. brigs Gem (Engl pongas xst'
rara.o cSnn TAYLOR Hogan Trer cisco aud MazAtan'
bsrh Sea Queen Eng shearer San Francisco lstns
bark Peisman heyer do; brig Orbit Lltingston 40 So
i2tb sbp Richmond. Lindsey alao' sch L Alsn gar
ter Ssu Frspciaco; Is shp greyhound FcA9'r ~A~0'
l4th sbip harsna, D Ros'eteri 10 o,,.... nv-s-
lames Bsy ey Bishop. Phtsdelphis t41h brig Eaffas
Wsvmont6 New Orlesns Gid 2Sb brigs yemne, gord,
Bristol |; Poloa, Merrill, Poiandi son. Empire sham
Al Frindad Aug % brig Argus Xean, Charleston
Al Havana Aug 6, bs'k American, Adams frospScr
nov hrigs Charleson Perry Wright, EiiesoDi Hem
rettz W.bsier; French, Sh ford Mary Lowell
9oodpg; ,chs RraZos Ne'son and Sephyf, sVoo6, GIG
Slst bafks John Benson, Vest NYork Loise CAeesrs
Wsnha do. So b, Machigoue Cumberlie do.
q nm Cardenas 28n ulI Portlsnd sanford, EoruAn1;
Arr at Port Roy al Jam Aug a. ach Susst M snt
f,lk Va: 9Th aeh CONNIE Ew n NOfeans SID qua
brig Csmbtan Walters Baltimore; I'D, eTig EnuFlan' Los
lana ssI Ia Cruz; 10th. brig Hap Cam NYorb.
Arr AT Fsln oath JAM Aug is, brig w Eveh JonnSons
81 ds fun Pbladephs; 9h bark Convoy Hunes, i'm nor
folk ,,,,.. ,o.. -. ,.,,,,o
ton NC The chief mate died on the passage out
Arr al Lahaina June H. achs Emetne, Howard, san
Francisco l4th Anouyms Latham, doi brig Favn, Bar
hnpn do 18th .cha odd yellow Reed do 18th, Curews
Treadwey do; l7th, brig Almira, Codd, do
cid Al DO June brig Raven Sr) Bell for San Francis
Coz lob bark Pilgrim lBr) Francis for Hong Hon9i i4s
shin Creole (Dsn) aitherson do; 10Th brig Por'aulc,
1am) Rspty for San Francisco; 7lh sch CuTlew, tAmD
TteadWny, for Honolulu.
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Passengers sailed.

IN st,nn,bip Falcon from Netg Orleans august % tor
Ntto York ard Chogre-For Neo York Mr Jourdsln aud
tw o so1e DR. Nj q BouzEno Mime l. Repoutyi Mr L
Rrnoutv Mr. sthbone and family, Castro aud nece Pc
Ter Cote Il Nj Claude Jas Liner, Goblin, Nary Young
For Cha1se8-Hrs Fiashnen. WIN Archer, Thos
Hoyyard Thor McAlsia, r Wooten Il Hostgomsry,
Mr Hron Mr. Gonion, ID Courdin Putt Poole, sun
ney, stevenson, F. Devoe, surey.
Passengers Arrived.
In bq,k Golden Age yoa, Turks ndGeo Gieba lady
child and seryt, OF turks Island
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FLOUR AND MEAL-In flour the market is again
rather easier especially for rev, but there is E good
demand for fresh stse and the low grades for export
The ttes are 800GG90O bbls Domeauc al is al 81 Tor
common and ssii and mixed TO sraiE ichigaa aad
Ohio d44 t{ for new State aud Western, S5G5 III for
pure Ger The market for Canadian 10 quiet viii
sses 500 bbs private Good brands are SO lon
rally The ssea Of Southern descriptions sre 900 bo
S5a5 Is for old, and $50 bbs City al 90 meA quis-
with 1nsn ats TO- and bhs inferior State
st2 30 sec hDls Rye Flour sold al q s7!02 81
GRAIN-hesis 10 fair reQuest for milling and Re MAJ
ket heavy S8es 5000 or7000 bush Gsnssee pryas lsnl
and S. 90 bushels Ohio ST. The market for Corn
has upward tendency and there Is good demand H.
bushes 80! Q6c closing ST 60c in the slip. Rye is
able wh eco bu shes all 72c delivered OatB
steady 45c for No7;haru uew 4244 of DID, inc!ud
Ing Car adam jersey 5504Gc
PRONlSlONS-The Pork msI}ie is easier, with noder-
request The ssies 800 biz al 10 III 10 Is for ess
lssdS 25: fhe retail demAnd for Beef continues good
Sales go bbs al 506Sl9 for Mess sms OF Prime
Mesa made at Is 20 Laro continues active with sales
500 bbs and tres 81 15}c for Crease g. sc FOR good
doing In Sales l2o bids Dry Shoulders at &c
Hama d6c, aud IN fair request Butter Is
beller suppits Ohio sGl2ic ale s1l5c- Orange and
Delaware ledlsc. Cheese Is qQiet 81 idb4c-
WHlsKY-lt lower, with sales 900 bbls Is 925fc for
Ohio Prison and Jersey Drudge Is 25025c, the former
cash, With ssles Ice casks
OiLS-A aAle OF 30 0O0 bols Palm Oil made from
late All ivAl 81 private terns.
GROCERfES-There 10 considerable speculative move.
ment4n Coffee and 6o1o Dags Rio sold, incluoing one In
voice OF 5000 bAgP 81 lQ30l0}c Sugars steady
BAYS 50G56c which little better ssyes 800 BIZ.
OPlUH-TheIe Is movement IN Opium, with soma
ssles, ard holders nov ask 1884
TOBACCO-Fhere is fair reQnest for Tobacco and the
markets. steady Sales leo hhds Ksnucky at q; 14 go
do Virginia al 718i. anA 80 bls aavanrg At &c y Is
HDES-TleEsi s rshss Iess hrmne Hisss under the
Increased iuPpeS, ard the buyers holding of Sles
2,500 Rio Grarde al lSc EOS Buyers not acive
IL. The supply ia fair.
LEATHER-Teereis no ne, feature IL Leather Tae
denard continues exceed the amply and the sndency OF
me ruRIket uuder this condition IA 20 improvement
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By Telegraph
MRrkaH

mafh rs. BAL TIsicEE, Sept {
Markets ars unchanged
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was pee,sary. hi. vessel capable OF standing
heavy weather iho was lab 10 encounter 10 h2
EJrn;er position WhOut rss OF damsRe.
- U Collector a. K~v Wea IL es no,ice infer d2s
OF sd ult, that The Floating Light sand Key
driven from her mocrpss 10 the se gale and was then in
nor, undergoing Iep-r'. shs would ssiio1
abon, Oct i Thu Floating Light The NV passage
wond he taken into port 'or repairs, A1g 2 ard be
Yhe Oregon Spectator OF July II says Rhe Msssaeh1
se1 drswirs II feet came Ia through The South chsnHs4
duaro mundane. 81 ~arr. We tss great pleasure u
tath APT Thomss Hawks hos oao5 ga oqt Tie casae
RED The TACOMA hroush It, 6odh II perfectly sssf
oesi>g ehsnael WIN secien ws.t for at ye,lsI, ~
hsns a. the old cham 81 nuud Tongue Point bar hss o
been one OF the cur riTsr naYicso
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KhaIHrGa

CID I'm NBedord Sept 'hip ortRrto secpm No Ii "a
eihc Ocesp SD ships Gideon Ho~lsnd' and Ontario toc
Arr NBediord Sept bark Coiss:s I'm TfpPcan 20 Ct
for whaling
Ar Pfovtncetown Aug 50 sch Jot Adams, Freeman
Moth Pacific Ocean, with IS hbs arerm ol-Tetarned ~
consequence OF The 'curyy four OF the crew being scE
with AR Sept l. sch Sharttcleer Cook Atlantic ocean,
OCT, with l45 hnls Gp and 81 do black hsh oil
Report OF ship Pb@nX al New London, from whaling
voysg e Sid from Name, Leysheile March u.s. bSk Aloo
Laierlsn $50 bbs spi Mshe lab, bark Bruce,
Fnller r. 500 bbs p oil spoke April s. Ial Is g. Ion 6
is snip 81 p iers Amy 8 100 40 wh OIL 9Th lat
SzS ion "a 20 Z. stip VIM Lee, Lee Newport 900 spS
J1b 6sTE C.herxood wsnioo, Wes'posL $50 sp all told;
Al Johanna Nay 9Th bssh marsla, 50 sp; al do aa
ms hsrs phieius Sevens Stonipg top, 10 ap On the
arc 81 Of June of The Cape Ct Good Hope. the Pho
experienced very ale from the NV WA Shue&ey
Yea and carried swas buws as four sancions lHD
and galley and loaf overheard PeeI Downe aeanan ps
vs Of scotland Sid st Helena July 10, ship aenery
Lowen sH with 900 hhls 20 cruise aud home The Phcs:
nix ualed om ST Helena July so Aug ai 81 NJ lon -
W passed sbp Caroline Head OF Providence sandinGto
The south yard 80. az rsU
spoke By whaler Henry, OF Sag Hsrbor 10 lat s. - W
ion n IS g. An ship Tooloo, Brown, I'm Annasboo Wsti
Coas Ssparn TO Gibrster for orders. March 70 1850 me
Toooo len on he Coast of samaa ship Frsncea Wniiney
jdg at Whybsh ,hip Proponns, do, all well Tho PARK
Grafton had tfs the previous to the 9olh OF Aaren
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. ms DAY.

sUN-Riscs.. 50 sets -. % moos-ssIs... S6a
HIGH wArER.,..sept7
Sandy Hk 05 Gov sid. =. 50 He'll Gate Ill 3tm
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iTar kets... CAREFULLY Ka'oHraO THE TRIBUNE

AsHEs-Ae firm, with sales 100 bbls at 1916 IS for
P1s; 20 for Pearls
CQTTON-7he market is buoyAnt and the de nand Ia
fair The Esies are 1850 bIg mostly for shipment Fhs
Qualities are,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-27
What Nashville thinks Of the Convention.
The fnllnwing item we find in the Baltimore Sun

THR NASHVILLE CONVENTION We have the preamble
and resolutions passed the Nashville Convention, and
find that with the exception of the fh resolution, recon-
intending with the North they aie the
ne those pnLltshed in tho sun Saturday last ibs
series pre- eued by tho Mississippi delegation. When
Major D1nsson Of Tennessee, denounced tue object OF
the convention allowed he was loudly cheered by
the galleries. CORE pondent Of the Chaeson Mercury
says that the GALLERIES led Nth Yarkes merchants,
clerks. and radesnsr rho dbtionisis ~ heart.
meeting OF the friends OF the Union ks place
Nashville Saturday evening, Tor the purpote Of de
nouncing the action Of the convention
Il would appear il the citizens OF Nashville were
not converted 10 the faith OF Mr. Cheves and bis coad-
tutors We are glad 10 learn that they abon TO hold
a meeting Of the friends OF the Union. This is due as
well 10 themselves the memory OF General Jackson.
whose grave is in their midst.
Il that system Of tactics has been adopted
by certain southern politicians. They brand all who
do not think and with them yankees clerks, and
tradesmen, who are abolitonists heart" This il
singular impuaon to make against the people OF Nash
vile. the associates Of Jackson and OF Polk. We did
not know before that this city settled by Yankee
colony but il is charged. We shall hear next, no
doubt that all who disunonists bastard and
unineal sons OF the South, ,o, southern faces and Yam
kee hearts This is at leas, little modest and II il
prove nothing else, viii show the decency good breed
ing, and veracty Of those who make the allegation
Judge not lest We be judged" an admonition which
they will repent having forgotten
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. AZ. 1850.

0yy b. PALHER, tbs American Newspaper Agent the only
agent the cities Of Boston, Nor York,
ana Empowered take advertisements and
His receipts will be
regarded a. paymen oces areBoon, Congress street
New York, Tribune buildings Pladephis, northwest corner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
ny- HssHr M. LEwIs ofMontgomery Alabama, Is our
travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted By Mr. D.
b. BARR.
IsHAxL E. JANIS, No. ls2 South Tenth street, Phiade
phia is our general travelling agent BY mes W. H.
wxLD, ions CoLIxs JAaEs DsERIHs, A. XIX WELLHsroH
4. A. EvAHs, JANIS CLARK, and p. Locks
0-Mr W. JANIS No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio, is
general travelling agent States assisted by Mss
D. r. snrH T. DENT, JAsoH TArLoR,J W. ARMSTRONG fEsks
LOOKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. srEIHsAs
0wAs GouLDI Richmond Virginia, general agent
Tor Virginia. assisted travelling A. B. PuLLER and JAHEs
THOMAS
0U-Recsipts from either Of the above win be good.
0EDwAHD SANFORD, Co.. agents and bankers in
The United Liverpool have been appointed
for the "Union authorized receive subscriptions
and advertisements Their Office In London al No 10
Gresham and In No. Columbia Buildings
This connected this with the well known
Of Adams Coz and entitled 10 the conn
dence Of friends abroad
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by A. GREEN, Auo,ions.r.

pEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LoTs,-By au-
Il a Of the Lewis Grant
Davidson Friday, 29th November
nant commencing O'Clock the afternoon all the remainder
Of his Lots in he city Of Washington consisting Of
Nos. H. IA, TO- ~, 10, and ~, In No. l2
LotN 2, in square No. I27.
Lots Nos. o inclusive, square No l6l.
Lots Nos 2, 4, S, IL 10, a. In square No 1853
Lots 10, II, ~, IA, u.s. 10, In square No. l6o.
Lots Nos 2 and 4, In square No. l6s
Nos ] 10 IS inclusive, In square No 49,
inclusive, and Nos sto 10 inclusive and No. 10,
n square No. l54.
These lots are according Davdson Subdivisions
squares the War Department, and
Immediately OF the residence OF W. w.
Corcoran, esq
and
proceed square 165.
of purchase In cash, and the resdus
In with from the day Of
purchaser bonds with approved security and
Deeds the purchasers Title In
dspuable. -, .
hight OF purchasers risk and
weeks notice.
application my City Hall, In Georgetown
49, W. REDfN.
A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Auctoneer.
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CARD.

CIR JOHN FRANKLIN ready-made London overcoas Alss
y being two distinct coo made
anda arranged $ either side out
we have above goods. They
consigned BY London house. and will be sold
small commission S22 25 Less for cash
M. TRACY SONS, Taios
No 1866 Baltimore doors Of Museum, Baltimore.
Also by the received rich
fancy and vesn together with great variety
OF heavy woollcns for coats
very superior ofshepherd maund gentcmens hawl
scotland protection against rain and cold,
cas-
THOSE fyornc us with rely prices charged
they dealt in and will deliver
through Adams Co.'s by their RENTING
naming satisfactory references In Baltimore.
Nov io-eost 7. q SONS
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The process Of prescription is going on Besides some
clerks who were decaptated Saturday it is said that
that able experienced, and ndefatigable officer, Mr.
James L. Edwards, Commissioner OF Pensions, has been
removed from an Office which he has filled with so much
ability for many years He, too, had escaped several
administrations He, too had escaped the proscrptve PAS
sion Of Mr. Ewing But he could not escape the axe Of
the present President and his Secretary Of the Interior
Rumor adds other TO the list oil victims. Some
Of these cases calculated to appeal in the strongest
terms 10 the sympathy Of the people.
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mr. Clay. speech all right.

We took occasion yesterday to copy from the Baltimore
Patriot the disputed passage OF Mr. Clays late speech at
Frankfort, when we took the liberty OF adding comma
after the words "may be- in the last sentence OF The e
tract. which. as we conceived was necessary 10 make
the sense OF the passage clear We have since received
an authentic copy in the Kentucky Woman, which cor
responds mainly with the sentence as we published il
yesterday, corrected by ourselves There is still one
variation The Baltimore Patriot has il "may be-" and,
according to the Kentucky Woman, il il "would be-"
We will republish this paragraph, as il is now sane
toned by Mr.. Clay himself and, we have been sup
posed 10 have done him injustice, we will remark that
the sentence now reads originally supposed
should and Is relieved from the slightest shade Of er
ception:
SHOW me--whai believe 10 DO impossible 10 show me
Inst there VIII be greater security for bery life properly
~ ace, aud human happGes., in the midst Of rrng let
GUS and warning independent North American poweS
than under the eagle Of Inc Union. and will consent 10 Us
dissolution would yield to " Congress were 10 usuIP
within the limit, of the States; Tor, in the contingency
of such usurpaon, should be in a better condition a.
to slavery, bad as would be- out Of the Union than 10 h
Union"
II affords us pleasure 10 find that Mr. Clay did not give
uterance TO such sentiment some OF the first tele.
graphic reports attributed TO him. We expressed our be-
lief to this effect 10 the first instance and happy
discover that we dill not wrong his high and patriotic
character indicating il from such mpsation. The
Southern Press in its usual spirit OF caving and deae'
ion always disposed TO dscolor facts, aad to ascnos
the most illbera motives 20 its opponenis) remarked
that we ought 10 have known, and the whole country
knew, that Mr. Clay entertained the very opinions
against which we have defended him. Weprssums the
extraordinary accuracy OF that editors knowledge on
this subject will stand quite high in his own estims
ton, as It did when he made the assertion.
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Case of the Marshal in Boston.

"OPPIcH OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
. November "a, 1880
I" To PRKsIpkSr, As requested by You, have care
fully examined all the papers placed In my hands relating
complaints made against Charles Devens esq the
shall Massachusetts district for alleged neglect and
dereicon Of duty in failing execute warrant which
came his hands for the arrest Of William Crafts, fugi
tive slave. -
"These papers, consisting chiefly of the adavis OF Mr.,
Devens, The marshal his deputy, Mr. p. Riley, James
Dickson, George II. Curtis esq, and Willis IL. Hughes,
agent the OF the slave, with letters from Mr. Fay
and Mr.. Curtis, herewith returned. Having pcrused
with care and certainly without any bias prepos
favor Of the marshal his deputy, must
that though can evidence OF any particular actv
ty and energy their TO there does
ceny appear any for the OF their
duct or the removal OF the matshal from Office.
commendabe activity and energy might probably have
been excrted by them but they TO have acted n
BILE extent upon consultation and in with
Mr. Hughes agent for the OF the fugitive,
what might otherwise appear 10 be biameable In them
may been the result OF that consultation and
In This OF the the declaration made
by Mr. Hughes the conclusion OF the transaction, that
he had no com plants make against them, words
that effect entitled and has had influence my
judgment.
the evasion Of duty by these officers In this
would have been 10 less consopant with feelings than
with my judgment have recommended their instant dis
mi sion the public service,
:" have the honor be, very respectfully, yours, Nc
- J. CRlfTENDEN."
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with pure love OF The Union. and who have rushed TO
il asylum from all surrounding difficulties Think
YOU sir that after the difficulties they have encountered
to get into the Union. You Yhp them OF in No,
SIR. New Mexico cannot whip them out OF il, with
the aid OF United States troops. No, cir! no. sir! We
shed blood 10 get into IL, and have now
turn against it, But have not looked for aggres-
sion upon from the Union. We have ooked 10 the
Union of these States and its noble course vndicate
our rights, and 10 accord 10 what ia justice we claim
what have caimed and less than which we can
II The honorable senator iro York fMr. srwAaDl
yesterday, when speaking d "a measure that is not
mark ably popular in Texas, thnk-the Wilmo, Pro-
viso-sad that you might say il here, and il had been
said that il killed but that the ghost the dead
corpse, had returned, clad with Steel and proceeded 10
stalk through these halls again really thought he said
dead horse insad OF dead corpse, at the time and
il occurred to at the moment that il any such
spectre walking through the hall, or on any portion OF
terra rna to which could lay claim. either in out OF
the State OF Texas and had anything TO do with the
grooming of that horse need not borrow old Whteys
silver currycomb TO do IL but would take an iron one,
laughter and would rub him down with that.
shall occupy further the time OF the Senate, and
shall content myself with submitting 10 their considera
ton the views have presented.
[Norg Taylors deeease, shortly the de-
livery OF this Speech Induced the author suppress
with the de ign publish IL, had II been the
Hon Mr. PEARcE, of Maryland, and the Hon JEFFERSON
DAVIS oi MsIssipp made replies which published
AS gentlemen animadyertcd. with degree OF
severity, upon Mr. Hcusross remaiks, he feels duty
TO submit them, with the tor them, TO the
nty Mr. Houston may, perhaps at The next session,
| ply 10 those gentlemen
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body or tins Law,
BY Asa ALPHABETICALLY arranged win reference
vols, Law Sheep, syo, pp 4,l77. Retail price, $40
- and 81 Ann street, New York.
0pinisns Of tAs PrefsssiOn.
profession body
sound law within ths same limits or that are more deserving Of
1870 '- CHEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Justice Nelson his opinion
toned work .~,,,,,
Nsw YoHx, Sept a6, 1850.
Of reliable citations from the whole range
Tss.s and % Ss anS %
reference and viii extensively aid the STUDENT the prasnsoner
aA1 - '''' : ROBERT J. WALKER
ocrosER IL, 1850.
sss % sy and have BEEN as much pleased
precision and with which the
sissancs from myself profession
learn is merits and, like me, enjoy h' advantage ,,
New YoRK CRY, Oct ls, 1850.
~ the advantage. q an accurate and y arranged
while saves % the profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, PhIadeiphs.
Mr. Kline has great diligence accuracy
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JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
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