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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

TEVHE LARGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
Ill will exhibit, at No. 1872 Main street, on Friday,
Saturday and Monday, the l2th 18th and 18th instant
The GIANT and the DWARF from Barnum's Mu-
the smallest specimens of humanity the world ever saw
ROBERT HALES, the English Quaker Giant, un-
doubleday the largest man living. The elephantne
proportions of this colossal entrance every be-
holder and astonish all who see him. His equal has
yer been witnessed since the day OF Goiah He stands
plumb eight feet high, and weighs sos pounds.
He is accompanied by Major General MOLE, the
celebrated English Dwarf 18 years of age and only 30
inches high, whose symetrlcal proportions, fine dark
eyes and rosy cheeks, wins him the admiration of all
the ladies'.
Accompanying this exhibition is the MYSTE-
RlOUS LADY whose experiments on Psychology and
Clairvoyance, will astonish all present.
Exhibition hours from 10 o'clock, A. NJ, until 2, and
from 5 until in the evening
Admission IS cents-Chidren half price. apl1
NTEW CROP PORTO RICO MOLASSES.
~ 10 hhds strictly prime, landing, for saleb by
ap ID E. Fl. SKINKER.
EHOR SALE, second hand carriage and harness;
"'0 Hist rate ''''ns r'' ToL AaRPi$ e COOK
ap Is Agents and Auctoneers.
n IFE, INSURANCE.-The subscriber as agent
H. Tor the city of Richmond and the State of Virgil
MIA, will receive proposals for life insurance in the New
FORK Life Insurance Company.
This Company is in a very prosperous condition. be-
ing entirely the mutual insurance prime ple the pro-
fits OF which for the benefit entirely of the in
sured And the dividends for each year from the toun
daton of the Company, Zone year excepted has been
so per cent per annum For this dividend scrip issued
bearing per cent interest.
Observation-Disclosures for Life Insurance to Cali
forna also received at this office. Drs. A G. Wor-
than and F. w. Hancock Medical examiners.
Office Of the Agency No 2o3 square above the Far
mers Bank. CHAS WORKMAN,
an Is AGENT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15
THEATRE.

\ THEATRE.
skFToN and CHIPPENDALE. :. Managers.
HAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Benefit OF MR.. CHIPPENDALE.
MA MMOTH ENTERTAINMENT.
First nghtpf the popular Local Drama, with new sceE
nery-Dapces and Songs-Mr. BURKE asMosE 1
All the COMPANY will appear
MONDAY EVENING, April 18Th, 1850, I
The performance to commence with the laughabe /one
act pIe &C. he great writer of the day
DoUB LIE BEDDED ROOM.
Mr. Dq Mnns Ppos. Mr. Mr. Gghippsh1dao
Mrs. Deputy Lohax. .... Mrs inc. Seton
Nancy Splsot y ......".. Mrs slofn
After which HERR GUsTAvUs BERGER will
make his first appearance and execute 4 military
HUNGARIAN COssACK DANCE.
To be succeeded by anew Local Drama, never acted
g g daa aesss aSE aS~
''' u ''i NEW S'7 YoA X IN srbrs.
t Ms's francois. NJ : s sa:ss
Redmond Hartley. .... \....-T (. M Bradshaw
JOG UOHlpSOl. nuT Jones.
Mr.. Pggleberry.. .......A. 4 Mr. Phillips
Augustus. .........".."3.t H.. MIR. Scallah
Won Schnapps. ........ 49,. Mr.. Lingard
Sykesey. .................I. ... Mr.. COPELAND
Snappem. .........."..",A.... Mr. Walton
Grabbem. ...............;.A MIR. Deacon
MIR. Fletcher. j. y. MIR. Fletcher
MIR Ramsey. ........... -. y =. Mr.. Mason
Little Prig. ......".....{ ....A Mr.. Florence
News Boy. ......."{ ......A Mr.. Cavanaugh
Llze. ............... y........A Mrs ]. Seton.
Jenney. ...........E ........ Miss Barton
Jane Franklin. .....| ........ miss Willnbt
Mrs. Brilliant. ........ miss Celesteauuaa
Mrs Piggleberry. IL .......... FRS. Hautonvie
Mrs Jenkins. 80. I......... Mrs. E. w Jones
Mrs Ramsay. T.. MRS. Lingard
Mrs Horton. .E,............. Miss Lester
Ladies, Gentlemen, Quests, Policemen s.Hoys.&c,
sPoT Row With Nose and the BroadwaMSwells
SPOT S.E, 2.-Dancing Quartette-M2se, Lie, Jane,
SPOT 3.-Gamblefs detected.
SPoT 4.-French Pick Pocket. Song bxF'rancois.
SPor 5.-Dutch Ball and Unexpected Finish.
ACT 2ND.
sror 6;-Balliin High Lte-Polka, Fal se Count,
Lost Bracelet.
SPOT 7nLosf Letter, Plot Discovered, 81 lse Mar
NOSE TO THE RESCUE.
Death OF Redmond Conflagration-and ptce ends
with the daring Tableaux of NOSE rescumg IAzE from
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

- - - - .
First nghtpf the popular Local Drama, with new sce
nery-Dapces and Songs-Mr. BURKE as.MosE
All the COMPANY will appear
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

Tickets $50; halves TO; quarters 5.
Certificate of package of wholes $780, halves 40;
quarters 70.
The Tieketsin the above Lotteries are eceived, and
all orders addressed to us will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
d. PAINE & co. Managers,
fe % Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

VNHE undersigned having qualified as executors Of
IL Ira Carlton, decd late of the State of Alabama,
requests all persons having claims against the estate
said decd to present them for payment. All persons
indebted to said estate requested to make payment
This notice is not intended to apply to creditors or
debtors OF said decd, residing in Alabama, such will
apply to t. B. Randolph, the executor there.
LEWIS WEBB, D Executors of Ira
anil 26t* IOHN C RI.AIR ( Carlton dooanSoa
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

The 73d birthday of HENRY CLAY was celebrated
in splendid style, on Friday, April the 18th, by the
Clay Association Of New York city. The usrous
statesman was prevented from being present, by his
duties in the Senate Letters were read from Mr. Clay
himself. the President and Vice President Mr. Van
Buren,, Mr.. Berrien, Gen. Scott, Gen. Wool, Mr. Jno
M Bolts. and others. The prevailing sentiment Of
the occasion was homage to Mr.. Clay forhs devotion
to "the Constitution and the Union"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

skFToN and cHIPPENDALE.. :. Managers.
MAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

FRIDAY-Delaware, extra No. 47-Capital $1O,-
$40: rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets 50 so, halves
/ 25, quarters 62a cts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No 4s-Captal 81
672 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves SO, quar-
tiers rs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

WIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The sub
II scriber keeps constantly on hand and for sale,
we'll selected stock of Nuts, Fruits, &C.; aso large
supply OF Candies consisting OF the usual variety of
his own manufacture Country merchants are respect
fully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere as am
determined to sell the very lowest prices for cash.
reasonable time to good customers.
JAMES MOORE,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

TUESDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 46-Capital 81
600. IS numbers, ID drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters Csc.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

FRIDAY-Sussex, No. 3l--Capita $4,000. :
nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

THURSDAY-Delaware, extra No. 46-Capital
$4,000. 70 numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets 50, halves
!, quarters So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

WEDNESDAY-Sussex, extra No. 47-Capital
$1,000. Is nos, II drawn. Tickets So so.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

TUESDAY-Monongalia No. 43-Capital s25
0o0 rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets S.. halves 50 81
quarters / 25.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

THURSDAY Monongalia, No. al Capital $780,
o0O Is numbers, ID drawn. Tickets S., halves So,
quarters 25.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

Benefit OF MR.. CHIPPENDALE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

NDORTLAND ICE.-2oS tons of ICE, from
N Maine. now ready for delivery from the schooners
'Hariette' and Magnolia Apply to
apl2 R. S. GLAZEBROOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

MISS Nj. FLOURNOY wishes to inform her
I'VE friends and customers both the city and coun-
try that she has Just received her spring fashions of both
DRESS AND MANTELETT PATTERNS,
of the latest STYLE and that she can accommodate them
the shortest notice. at her residence Fourth street.
between Grace and Franklin streets ap l2-2t
DERAGES AND LAWNS-Now opened, a
ID stock of Berages and Lawns for ladies' spring and
summer dresses. J. G. CHENERY,
ape Opposite Depot
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

WEDNESDAY-Delaware No. 16-Capital S45,-
600. 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets $40, halves S.
quarters SO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

MONDAY-Sussex, No. 30-Capita $27 $780, rs
nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SO, halves 4, quarters 2.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

MONDAY EVENING, April 18Th, 1850, !
The performance to commence with the laushable /on
act piece, by the great writer of the day J" Motion,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

ETEPCg TANT EFAgOIA
G T. Es "a!
WASHINGTON. June 4-6 P. NJ.
TROUBLE WITH SPAIN.
GULF FLEET ORDERED OUT.


Most exciting and important news has ar
rived in Washington from Havana, which IN
dieates a serious difficulty with Spain, and
probability Of war.
The American Consul at Havana, General
Campbell. demanded Of the Spanish authori-
ties. the surrender of lG5 American citizens,
captured at the Island Controy, and brought
into Havana, charged with being engaged in
the Invading Expedition, of Gen. Lopez.
The Captain General Of Cuba refused to an
swer General CampbelI's demand for ten days
( General @. then directed Capt. Randolph, to
bring the Frigate Albany within the harbor.
The Capt. Gen. said he would fire on her if
She entered. The American Consul then
struck his flag and sent an express to Mobile
and Charleston, to telegraph to Westinghouse
instructions.
4 On receipt this despatch from Gen Camp
bell, the Government at Washington gave or
1 ders Cor the whole Gulf Squadron to rendez-
1 vous at Havana, with peremptory command
+ for the surrender Of the said prisoners.
/ The Frigate Congress sailed with this or
der on Friday last. and unless ample redress
ana ao.og; , l ti =, - lGI , i56 ,e
days.
-, i...,o,. 800 aI - aat,.aJr,. ,.rina
measures towards returning to the Uuited
-..,,.-.l Oh.
-, ,rf.-, ,..,a-;,...- j, ON. and ,ha
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,, :.
,,,..l,n.,..'I' -
~. s,..;-t ,...t,.-;.i- va +1,. oor,.,,,.,,-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

Judge JOHNSTON, whigcaudidate for Cover
nor Of Ohio, has gone 10 work in earnest
lie was to address the people Of Cincinnati
on Monday evening last. Ia noticing the re-
signation and intended course fudge JoHs-
sroN the gazette says.
He viii be a private citizen. and viii yio-
late 10 official prophecies in bearing aloft, and
through the State, the Wing Banner, and in
holding public and private communication
with the people. His political yisitations and
discourses viii occasion '.uoise and confu-
SION in the Locoloco ranks, and we predict
that their '.taIl chief" will decline to ..face
the music in company with the Wood-chop-
per-"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
From the Washington | niof
Democracy Of Science.


CzyTLFnEs.-I have the strongest assn
rance that YOU not only understand but aPpre-
.,a,a the difference between the diffusion and
~. consolidation Of science. and Of nseiu. /
loowIedoe generally. You know quite well
t.at it is one thing to possess every farmer |
9Th knowledge Of the character and capa-
bili,es Of his soil. and Of the depostes Of mani
II other Fertilizers within his reach. and an
ether thing to deposite that knowledge IN pom
a.rous volumes, TO be placed upon the shelves
State and college Libraries, but little read
less understood or applied 10 any Prac:l-
- purposes. rr
Two measures now in progress for the dIi-
f.sion Of practical science will, / am sure Sc
ere both your approval and youra aid. Mem
hers Of Congress and various government
tane:ionaries are taking measures 2 distribute
ia their respective districts products Of ma
tire and art. especially specimens ot geology
LII mineralogv. designed to aid in determin-
,.r the character Of similar productions com
HID under their observation. While instru-
4ats Of substantial knowledge are thus scat
,.red to all parts Of the Union, schools and
families are very extensively becoming eN-
nIerinr agencies Of mineral and other natural
resources to be put to the test by specimens
t.r,srbt,yithint ueirreach. Letthiscombined
-,ar7tiop be extended. and, III addition to a
rsw dozens OF hundreds 81 public and paid pro-
r.ssors If science. to deveieP the resources Of
lie country. several millions VIII be heartily
,.oared T. extend and complete the same
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

6 That we are opposed to the log-rol-
ling system which Congress has resorted
to for the purpose of making good meas
ures carry bad ones. or Of defeating a good
measure by overwhelming it with the obi
UNI and appropriately attending to the bad
one
T. That Congress in reference to the
Territories had neither power to assert or
deny the eXpediency of admitting or pro
hibiting slavery. believing that tie people
themselves should settle the question,
s. That Congress should pass Bill on
constitutional ground for the restoration
Of fugitive slaves.
Q. That our distinguished senator. Hon
Tu1uas II BENTON. has and deserves our
continued confidence
Nominations were declared in order
aud Mr.. Concannon of st. Geucvieve
nominated Gen Fireman as Il candidate for
Representative IN Congress There being
no other name pat in nomination, ON mo
ton Of L.tuer Of St Louis Mr. Fireman
was by ace,amasiou declared the Democrat
ictaudidata for Representative in Congress
from this district
New YORK. June II.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the IND
Of May and made the trip to New York
in the quickest time ever made between
the two places. No news Of Importance
Fire Oh the Michigan Central Rail- Road.
A despatch received at the Telegraph Office
in this city, states that one Of the trains yes
terJay on this road, consisting of eight cars,
mail and baggage, was burnt, having taken
fire BY spark from the locomotive.
The line being down between here and
Chicago, we can get no further details.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

lyeT.y, -.Tba v-irIIrazya7 ii the Wrench
ministry praagccd q sensible effect on the
Finds 6ut ,b7v have recovered. and the belief
u.s. oe,araIrq entertained that the movement
~, -t,, mart Of France. .v,asa mere .r1se Of the
,1inisr[v. b enable them tocsrry the new T.
Iact.riaI law.
Circulation has be7n ofvcn N N, Insulting
note firm Russia, addressed to Lord Planners
ton, ccndemuing in strong terms, the policy
Of rEIe English Government in relation to The
Greek question. Tae conclusion isas follows
As the manner in which Lord PalmeTsjon un-
dertook the protection due TO EnglaHd's sub
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
nIP0RTlEI ERnu WlEIIINGT0N.
Tote on The Compromise Bill
WASHINGTON, June ).

WASHINGTON, June ).
SENATE.-Mr YuLrE moved that the Sen
ate proceed to consideration ofthe Presidents
Message, relative to the recent Cuba ezPedi-
ton for the purpose of having it refereed
Some debate ensued The motion was laid
on the table. Mr. BRADRuaY endeavoreI to
get up his resolution on appointments.
Mr.. Clay hoped it would not be taken up.
After which the Senate resumed the consider
alton of the Omnibus Bill. Mr.. WHITcoMB,
of Indiana. addressed the Senate, contradic-
ting the statement suggested by Mr.. PRATT,
and modified and excepted by Mr.. DAVIS.
The question being taken on Mr.. CHAsE's
amendment, which provided that nothing in
Mr. DAvIs's amendment, should be construed
so as to authorize the introduction Of Slavery
in the Territories, It was rejected. Yeas %
Nays IS.
The question was thon taken on Mr. DA-
vIs's amendment which proposes toallow the
Territorial Legislature, to pass such laws as
may be necessary for protection Of property Of
every kind, which may have been, or may
hereafter be introduced into the Territories,
conE,rnably to The Constitution " the Y. $.
The amendment was Rejected, Yeas 81, Nays
81
Mr.. SEWARD movad to amend the seth sec
ton by adding thereto, the Wimot Proyiso.-
Rejected. Yeas %, Nays 80.
Alr. BERaIEN, Of Georgia, moved to amend
the 10Th section, restricting Territorial lie
gi-}ature from passing any law in respect to
/ African slavery, by substituting for the words
F ..in respect to- the words establishing or
providing f5r,' which was adopted. Yeas 80
/ Nays u.
Mr. DouGLAs, Of Illionis, moved to strike
! out the entire restriction in regard to Slavery.
Rejected. Yeas q, Nays 80.
/ Mr.. WALKER moved to amend the section
by Introducing a clause, abolishing involun;a-
~ Seryitude in the Territory, and pending
this question, the Senate adjourned.
/ HOUSE.-}Ir. ScHENcK, Of Ohio, asked
/ leave to offer the following.
! Ordered, That iuasnuc. as the Committee
ou Ways aud Means has rot Vet reported tae
Auuu-. appropriation for civil and diplomatic
. expenses for Tie Government for the next lis
cal year, bun has neglected and failed To re-
port the same t.T more tban four months be-
youd tie time fixed by the positive rule, they
may be instructed and directed to report the
said bin and such other appropriation bills a=
have not been brought Ia this session without
delay.
I The question being taken, the rules were
not peuded-ayes 81, nays 90.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
TILE NrSTERN MEDICAL SnCIETY.

Of the State of Wisconsin, met in this place
on Tuesday the 4th inst. The President be-
mo absent DR.. II. VanDusen was called to
the chair, and although the weather was bad
there was a good attendance.
The designations Of DR.. G. W. Phillips,
Treasurer, and DR.. J. W. Clark, Censor, were
received. and DR.. d. Ross was elected Cen
sor in place of DR.. Clark, and Or. G. W.
Burial Of Dodgeville, was elected Treasu-
rer.
Several persons having the degree of NJ. d.
were received to membership Of the Society,
and others made applications for Diplomas,
but only one was granted.
The following standing committees were
created and The President made the following
appointments to the same: namely,
On I6uozrapHicqI .IIadiciae-Dr. A. Samp-
son, Chairman, DR.. D. Ross, DR.. J. S. Rus
sell.
On TIE condition g"fhs jfe5iea5 Prafsssioa in
the DGslricf-Dr. Geo. d. WILDER, Chairman,
DR.. c. A. Mills; DR.. VIM. Stoddart.
On LnIizengus Bo'any-Dr. G.. W. Burial,
Chairman, Dr.. R. T, Hayes, Or. Z. r. kib-
be.
On Eesqys-Dr. J. n. Cassels, Chairman
Dr. A. p. Ladd, Or. j.. Bayse.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resotrsd, That no person shall be eligible
TO the studeniship Of Medicine, who has not
a good English education, such an acquain-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
Mineral Point June Ilrl
Tailoring! TaEgorImg!!
+ T. PR or.

Would respectfully say to thd citizens Of Mineral
Point ana vicinity, that he has returned 10 this
place. and commenced the Tailoring business
Jew doors below DIR. d. Ross office on high f.
where BE VIII De happy to see his old customers.
and such others as may be pleased 10 give him q
call From long experience In the business, ara
d desire To suit all who may employ him, be ierl'
confident that none viii be dissatisfied with Ls
work OF prices.
Please call and sec him
~ Cuttlug dane at all times.
June 18th 1850 3J t.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

Case, is the rightful member from that State
instead of WILLIAM THomPsoN, Loco, who has
held the seat since the organization OF the
House. The vote in the Committee stood .
l. The Report Is delayed by the absence OF
Mr.. McGAueHEY, VINO has gone home to In
diana, but is expected to be soon here again.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
Tie Iowa Lection Case,
W AsHINGT0N. 81

WAsHINGToN, Monday, June 3.
The Committee on Elections in the House
has decided that DA>IEL F. MILLER, Wing
the Contestant in the Iowa disputed Election
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

- The Louisville Courier states, that
fifty Of those engaged in the Lopez expe-
dition are from that city, and several hun
bred from Kentucky.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
NEW YoHF. June /, 1850.

For The Information Of their friends, will
vou have the-kiadness to state that Mr.. GUM
and Mr.. JOINS TaEcAsEis, sailed to-day ON
this port, IL 3 o'clock p. VI. or tie Crescent
City Scr Chagres. They have eacha through
ticket. but o. the other side they are TO take
the Steamer Eortheraer, which sailed some
time since, t5 60 rouad The Horn. It is ex-
Pecsed size Will be at Panama when they reach
,aeIe, or very shortly afterwards. They
thoogta i best to 60 ahead, and run the risk
If waiting awhile at Panama, rather than TO
wait savsrlt weeks here, which otherwise
they would lave been obliged to do. They
were IN sod health and spirits, Mr.. fRHGAs-
ks lzfs C3aleua on Tuesday morning last, and
in less than four days twelve hours from that
time. h.. >ras-on his way cut of New York
halb 5r.s'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

We are permitted to make thefoIIowing *
tracts feom a.private letter received from c.
Wootman Eal. on his way to California da-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14

THoNAs CoHwIN.-It is stated bv tIo
Washington correspondent of the y Y
Express, that Senator Corwin will soon
make a speech sustaining the President
on the Californiaquestiou
Should he do so, Mr. Corwin viii Int
echo the voice Of the Wings Of Ohio
trumpet toned though it be- We know
that the distinguished Senator eutertairs
the highest opinion Of the honesty of
purpose, sagacity, and patriotism Of Pres.
idcnt Taylor-that lie regards him as the
man for the crisis. The ear Of tie nation
is intent to hear the eloquent Corwin-
Cicr Tier.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
New YoEK June 10Th. Tp. H.


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Jle steamer Canada arrived at Liver
poal from l5a.4t.N on the a.seFu2on % the
5z-th u. LIE -5..tisa Aaa "iiJE If"po-
"e7 % i95'i7t SPIRIT III -i,-.a r. 5-.e navy
ana u Leu ll.ie.t maze an annual aHIfo-
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zion. arr. Or, foot tn. the occlratfan III Sa-
WOW By the French army. 4 Lev c5lu.nau-
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Rome and was warmly welcomed
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
Spirit OG s1G.
The cirzenz Of Mineral Point and vicinity, are
recaeste5 10 meet at the Court House IN
Hanlay Evening, june 18th,

for purpose Of making arrangements for Gel
ebralas tie approaching anniversary OF our Va
tiona Independence. = general attendance is re
a9e--ad MANY.