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The New York herald., 1850-05-03
DIR. wheeler, Ocui,sr ~ R.rl,v .,-..,

~ Is e.snsss -',nniien 90 ss.s-s of the Eye. u,
has jnst irl from Fare, ArScal Eyes
tfe ~heh he inserts BE paturi
thi eel, The sr'ct.s, scrutry. ole-e hours 81
tuiteusly ~ his residence. ~ " - 49,
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- - -
The Weekly Herald.

This sheet, filled with the events ofthe week win be-
published at o'clock tomorrow morning. Single CO.
pics sixpence
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Lechorn mud Straw Hats. - Richards 4

Cromwell have removed 10 No. II, William door
.lon Iulton who're they fer for lergc ~
LEGION, French Ersh aud Amerienn straw Hats, Hh-
tors. Straw Flowers and Millinery Goods generally Alec
sps. ioys and nf-nts Legcrn aud Straw Hats and Caps
The assortment V worthy the attention Of city and country
Hsslsr-
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TIN ALv,EsDo lluSrtR CAsE.--we rublsh, this
rlorning, in another pan Of the paper, fall report
ofthc proceedings Of the first live dAys of the Court
Of Inquiry. ct Annapolis, In the case Of Lieut.;
Chsrlce g.. Hunter. Il s q curious rs~c. and the
e,lof gained 10 the United states Nayy by hi- er-
pioiis a, Alvarado. viii insure ior it q general
rcru~al
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

sef iEth- oldssi sud proved Sstep pa. 4, va,
aNrs tea t'orr iAc Iuio fr s.t thi-.r wear,
Nsh u haa a. te HtbteTbSrs, whcl.sais nrl rstal.
SAUNDERS, isy Broadway
Corn.r ~ Liberty siros,, sd Sg r,road..y
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Tur Tsir-sr ,sp rrs Rrronrrn rn.--In regard a. the
msuofal .uf iu- tried here have personal s,cl.
Ing 20 rrstify further than ~ the rght prevail
But justice comy.ls 90 ssy that che rp,t of this
trial published I'm the Trttns, is aud de.
tr.ttd much ne to misiead the public mind M
render he report hrrf utterly valu.s- f,ir biz.
tory of the trial should the rsssrs again send one
of s ~tssociatos" 20 this county. hope u will .~na
in tru,h reporter Who will nether g-rbie the truth
di.,ort III. facts N trial is worth reporting =,
all " g. worth being done -i,h fairness in p,rt.i.
~. and such arcrort has not t-n furnished ny rs
1fiJ.rs IN this instsBce.
The above is the opinion OF the Co'pnJia Rsrmb-
hcpn, published at Hudson. and rs the Tf,junc has
ificd to make amends for its own deficiency. by
attacking our independent and impartial cour-s in
the reports Of The manor,al suit Al lIudon. We are
hind enough TO give the opinion At headquarters.
for the future guidance Of the -ocisli. Journal We
allow tia, the 7St6pHe's rcIoris Of such grca,
events ns the battle of Slicvccammon ar admira-
blc md effective, and as true as they need b. bat
We must commend to lie Observance the faithful
reports of cur columns, worthy ofiisatcn,ion cn
al matters Of actusl occurrence. lts reform will
b. uscful 20 the socialists who should not hc i'm.
posed upon. and who seriously need facts--hlyinr
sufficient share Of fancy
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ne nicIs ILs public thai IN ofder . meet his greatly
ters -nneeesary della he will his ofse hocrr
r. N oe .eloek esiiy AZ ~ War; street. corner Of
ns ad~ay who're he obtained Irsa.i-s al. XIV.
Price - ecrts. Artificial Ewes irsertef.
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Clay should find that the opponents Of the general
bill, which the committee VIII report TO the Senate
do not Withdraw their objections, h. will 20 for
the admission of California alone. In other words.
that the veteran s'Gicemln will lose his ,eIn,tr,
and vote for bill which, if pissed, would fiise
hunicGne that might sweep Senators aid c,inet
frcm the capitol. We have too much coifd -
in the Judgment of the great kentuchian 80 ~.
poee he will lend himself 10 any such act of mad
ness ar this would be-
In the House, MIR. Stanton, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported bill authorizing the
President 10 incorporate the officers of the Texas
navy into cur wn. II was referred to the Com
mittce Of the Whole on the State of the Union
We hope il will pass. 1t is but an act OF tardy
justice to Commodore Moore and his brother oiii-
GERS. A resolution was introduced regarding the
free navigation of the 81. Lawrence river, which
occupied the House for some time. 1t was not
disposed of when the House went into Committee
Of the Whole, took up the census bill for short
time and then adjourned.
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eev'fef efitinr thai ssfaa the ne-x.v sais
sfd ssrai~s hs nerves Z. nrtf,n thsrrhv ,tri ~
nsr,s'. f-n OF ce'iiy I thsti ron tho n.ryoss .v.e
s "a rer''vs des'iiy, rosr1tioa nenrz-
rsfd not ~ treNn nov tosny invalid. na Itiv. ,
sne' hH hs NJ rey WI te feturaot n sapus otb-r~s
- a,s'i. " a 'tei ~ a e'l,n. An for wsst
rsrsout Anucote isc NEssau ftrcst.
oouss sod's ftaiinn aissis.at<,s scsr q
rrrr& ali tiin dss-s.., daCoifr t.-,fshca D.
80 g .th tcc...ns sslrf nccs in.- frsrn say rer
ses te>l il,y Nhi'e tsr he ou-ys-,irn. Iiquid kor
ga aikrs street. hrst frsr, fpot i'm p-ss..
f.h.tsEenotr. T'N--'f 'fira air~e,. rh' sl.iphia.
Hair Dys--sssssss.i"r'- Genuine Lie. a
~sf ~ : ean .1it - sroeursl A. ne msEufsct,ry a.
NAFss,f eir,emns fe-seus whrss heir kss .s.-eI, /,
s-tr t ". uss - ths Initiation tyss Va !, .... -
- " ss-i'as q teovs cory 'As sAars..
fhnlor's Magic Hair Dye, To Color n /,
Nhisksrs. tte nors-n; q -..lsa eov, A.
~ we SER siin ft 10 waehrt
eetetpr'trr the color, ana hss tat oo-
" =, . . = w Hgasivayi ant by Tavsct., sSsS.
-,.- 80 80, !. -.~is. reial alslpaia.
Wig rnd Toupee.--Anosher Medal Nm,
ltn este 20 VIZ Iatcsscr. for ~ bs.t was and To-.
st BAIciti oas c,sfr.fes VIZ vs.,.r, Ssiis,. s 49,.
". t-t The isrrcs, and hsst s.sartr " ,hs sisy Cor,
NE actrrss. ~
NfCsi Wi-si Wigs i-tititrus .rd ~srs,-
GER sfe n ffrr~f hs' the srss-f caap~st.
r;msn ei etss hs'iwtss touI-s trfs arr hs sos
s,h.r anentsi hair, 70 y funi a. aEDfrRsTs
The beauties or tu,ting tIstr nu,i ,vhysE.r q
rii.ils % Nassau s,sret vhs a8ss s,rssi =, go
utt rus. th-lshy par'inr thc verfef iesas, .,ss
Esni sad ttsse ef ysfsona srrssrauee Which hs "a.
Itrvipnsy sesr- of ros-cssas saaar rooIo, s~ro.xhy
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

rror Bnwp.-we have received ecw Of
t'e Ro,o! Gazette. Of the 18Th ins', pubt.hed a,
usinil,cn, Bermuda. Nc news
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
How Like Drer Fsther and NIothcr.-Tha.

the OF parents when their ehiidrcn
slout present One Of Knos, l23 Fulton street.
og cbdrcn hate delights thc petit 81
commonly various Is his assortment parents requested
20 call, and combine elegance with economy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
DO n.ei, a N.w Hat, or .han make t.s

ola on Ias tlo longsrl that's thc ftsSton. AnsIf the
old on. pretty well out; Is las lost cryin.i
.ymmstry-dei9rmed IN crown br brim,loehiss rather
fsLr II have recently bought represented % bo
th. hne.t quality that can te made bot abomiuAhls
share, then certainly need That IL op
nion !, 20 be interested bat shouIc
like tall particularly about IT, and
of :" our" Hats WARNOCkS, HattsIs, l5 BroadMsy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

1e "rirnsi tbs oesbyaesd Chair,
Shell Conte ana the only nxnufsctu Broadway invite
a ladies 20 call and exsrn. his late patteruA
frcraiun opon ChaIrs from y6to s Csuts ~ whossas
z. N. QUIMDY ssrjj( broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

stout scctch and burton Ale fhiGd.pba Porter Ale s.d
tsmfs.re ciaor Iut up for warranted hesy
In any eiinss" tsoi., Me-. 10 ~ street n~x.
" he AmsIican Museum. New York Hotsis steamboat.
ilnes suppied Delivered ~ II the city
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

invited g eKrnns this reh eo!lsecn Of Dr~ss Combs
eluasd In variety in the city among which Will
foo the oron chain ratern mach sdnrsd
made ercr after design. how intricate-
Combs altered and repaired. A. J. SAUNDERS
Comb fsatcry, Isl DroadVay.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Broadway contains the arrcst collection Of
dstin ngnhed individuals in the United states IL IL OF
places u tie had In this No
visiting this collection fall Of nseting with many
:iiarf fare
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Eosto0 ana New SOrk Teivgrspla-Rorse'A
aus.Fsr sas rwepty Shares CT the Ssook Of abovs
Ucnssay. Asareas Lightning. 81 this ohse.
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street. tor rsle S00 worth Of Carpets Oil
Cloihs This stock will he sold for cash. - below
nsnufscturers prices. Thoss in Of Carpets Oh
Cloths will do wo to call aud sxs!ns ths large stock
Csryssr, ko.
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type, which the Portrait. in No. Of the Gallery Of
the lustrious Americans, engraved, bs
BRADiS Daguerrean Gallery, No. 2s5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Tn GrrAT CAisFoENiA DINER ,AND FsfI.--
We hsve reed The proceedings Al this dinner with
unn.ixod ss'cB.simrut. We sIe perfectly bcwil.
dcrUd al the account Such thing has actually
been DONE a. never done before in this city. a
grand, grcui, fashionable. rciros dinner with any
quantity Of The most beautiful girls present. AZ which
thousand. OF dollars were spcni-httccn hundred
dollars for bouquets and flowers alonc--ani from
which oriental banquet the entire newspaper press
oi the city Of New York have been carefully *.
oludcd-most particularly insu,cd What docs Il
ncsni What II the my>ieyl We can't un.
dcr.tand H. The prces Of this city have been the
devoted. urninchirg friends Of California, long
brise Senator Gwin, or Mircy, or Vaa Darcn, or
Butler King. ever knew whore IL was l1ciied.
The prose OF New York have made California.
She never wopld have got along Ia the world
without the New York prc~---nevcf-which cent
al the gold dirgcfs thcTc--no. never. She woald
still have remained incocn,fc Can il be possible
u.st the conductors cf the New Ycrk press have
sunk 90 lev in the public cstimeion, that they are
to b. insultcd with impunty by the Caufonians
brcrrsST rRos NicAEAsrA.--Our correspond
encc from Grcyiown, Nicaragua, furnishes US with
On accoUnt Of the new movements with respect TO
the Nicaragua Clnsi A asocisficn, and with letter
which wiil BE- dcepiy inieveacg to those who dc-
lch' to honor the literary eES Diplomatic accom-
rlishmcnts Of the BRUSH minister Mr. Cha,Gsld,
to whom u is addressed. niovee abofN from place
TO place. with such ta,iiiiy, that the sircst and
tpeedicei way for him 10 receive the eomniuncs-
nkp, IS through eur columns. This m,st ~ or
sPcsty for rubbshing the curious spsse.
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wigs Wi-si Wigs i-titikrus erd ~srs.-

ssrs infrr-a ths' ~. isrss-, oisr. I'D ,s., a.
.e''.t y 'it- h.-Nss tralls ~ long hsir
HEAEDS q rsisr- iare. ne tT.ie ~ nj. al
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ltn srfe a. VIZ Iatcssicr for ~ la and To-.
-. ~, ~. -. ingitsd - n.y-s hia ya Cor iS1
btI'ftlo OBS ccietrsfed VIZ Tret.rv 4 Nallssr~.ss
ns ne helsrrcst and hsst ths sity CepS
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rrr1rs s thin dss-s., d-coistr tl.-lishea p.
.fe g .t4h trcir.lns PERI in.- fssn sav r.,
We to>y. LAZY Nhi'e Ter TIE oe-far,eu Iiarig a.
sxN alfrs street. hrsi store fror, fnot In Brss.s
T.h.tsienotr. =" e1-'h Tfira -fraet Fhs, slsphia.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

ls~f ~ ean vatf ~ srocur~I ~ .t1 anruf,~tgrv
ss-' ift ratiic slsnii gusfi sssirst NJ t~t.-,
NArssNs dr'emns fe-sous whsts hrir tss ..-,,s!, /,
s'r - ". ~. ~ ths irta fyes .ye /, .ss. ,,
- " cslisor ~ thavr Cory tAA aAdrss. 49,
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We ss,r er.hin it can 10 waehet iuasisseiy, ~rh-
spt.trrrr The ccl1r. ana hss tat oor a. a.
- toi - tlsloNa. lal HTasivay. ant by ra-aets an
sast cnrNsr a shes-us psfsh .i,hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
slavery In Washington.

Mr. HAft IN Senate, on The 5th inst presented q
,anetyof memorials against Slavery, but they were
not received Among them We obridge from ths
Nat,oaai Ia'eH,geaccr Of the 9th inst = statement
showing The condition O. the National Capital. OF
course it was not received.
1t is from citizens OF Newport HerSmer Count!
New York, asking the attention OF Congress 70 tie
atrocous wrongs and s;upendoas frauds done in the
District li Columbia, and calling upon Congress, BY
all that is precious and sacred IN the rights Of man
and by all that is commanding and fearful in the
authority of God to put end to these wrongs and
frauds
District of Columbia and they TO be kept there unu
they shall have done the impossible hing OF paying S'o
the amount of he fines cruelty and wcksdy Imposed
upon them This Is their DOOM because there we're found
10 The vessel which they nAvga'ed "a OF their wTeche0 ri
low beings who seeking TO escape from slavery
because fheir udges adopting The shameful and
fasehood that slavery has legal existence The DscI
Of Columbia under anu Slavery National ConstiutUi
transmitted the merit OF these Two men mo nsn el..'
With these Judges who are gully OF being the servants ~
pirates and OF Installing IN me ace OF Lshsous abu T
law the assumption Of a~ess piracy what less should De
done than TO imI each then -,
I'd Secretary Clayton guilty Of prosiuung his high
once 10 the service OF savehod!ng Interest MS teuse
to grant passport pf0ie suou % Henry hampe1on
coOr,d person. was based distinctly ana soe,y on NE
ground OF Mr. Hamhlelons complexion ~ no, Nousies
bound % provide ehecuNly against Tue Tepeuuoh OF us
scandalous ofcnse
"Sd The Marshal Of the District Of Columbia make
his turn upon compeXioni and goes 50 Tar a. 10 nP
otherwise cua,e colored persons VIZ" tnel Wei
white persons would be entirely unuolesed by At
This charge fully lfned hy bis recent crime against ID
ward Brooks. ,
"4lh There pcsOns even thousands OF them, 10 At
DislTic of Columbia who are actually held a. slaves AMI
they are claimed be held under lie laws OF Oongrss
There are NO laws OF Congress authorizing slavery j.
slavery can be egaized by any authority, ueVerthee''
cannot be by Legislature Whuse pcwc are pouncS9 '
Toe Auu SsverS Coustuuon OF tho lniied states HON
a. lfssr
al Mest Point or wherever 10 mss fOrt OF arsens Ano
vet Congress have power 10 establish slavery IN nc l
ucLof Columbia, u has power 10 establish u "heie'ei
Congress has usivc jurisdiction
We respectfully submit that Congress 'oand 20 ~
an Immediate snd to slavery Ia the District oi No4umoe
and to guard against 10 recurrence by tic efos OF re-
highest penalties"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
LAMENT or WINTER .For II. Tn5ass

BY MIt 2 rANLs
~ go.ag, ar goag have Je as! word Tor re
80 cd speed you On ny po.sr pan beyond ~
NoIAerr ses
Hsveye sind farswel FOR yosr sy.. aay Sc r.
loore1
Wy he -o.ces silent nov ihs, welcomed re o! yore
know tat sprag win f.y sfs has ,rsvsiea back ssAr
VIII fszran are and singing bids and blossoms IA be-
train;
And 90. Isnge hat re should from NJ un'ang
face
To f9d .hs fsir 10 your rsprlr9us embrace
Ye bidding me ss' farewell smiling you Sc ne 20
Though ye gave sbi welcome in my FIRE pure fots
ofsnor;
Nov hear ne gisdsorne greeting = eve ny rvs gsf-
o. 1r ons fre,dy w..s 70 cheer ne on my ore!y Nsy
Have 20 lo memories - recall wit ny rugg.d brow.
l. 'hs syoPsay he, shared your oys ard gefs forge
aow1
Forgotten onz evsorg Or converse fI and free
Wbeu - 3o1r wsrn sresiies held The kadss ministry
A. vanished GOV fsref form Ia seated In my p.see
Ao3 ofthe former tines % isf. 10 memory or trace.
Re VIII not ris. me nor smeut his truth too vel know
We par n.ne-npfne "a al The gref-snd wee ping ht 8
20.
u ~ sad hing thai thus Old ffends snd r'
Are broken nose and away when newer arse
Too ss3 i1e thought hat faith and fend.h
aides
Aud human sesrs retain ifscs that human love hss NAL
sac Tri Hsrlt i.0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Admission of Slaves -Politicai--tate Trac
SocietN-Lectnrc, &c.

Coffcs poudence OF The Tribune.
BurMoRr Friday March T 81.
The passage OF the law by the Legislature pee
n,ittin. the mpotan "a o Slaves into the State has
met with denunciston on al sides believe thu
every paper ia the city and counties that has e>
pressed an opinion all IN reference 10 the mater.
has denounced the law The Cambridge Deme
Graf Published IN Dorchester County, the 'ery
heart OF Slavery, bitterly opposes the At The
old policy OF Maryland has been 70 decrease che
Slave population sud with that view tax vas
imposed on each introduced into the state. wao
was applied 10 Colonization purposes Thus ever.
Stare brought IN provided the means .oF ooloaz u s.
a fte negro undcF the lsw prohibiting the irec
m. orta.l0n oi slaves the number had decrease
from 100000 in 1870 20 $4,000 IN lsio. with a
rsdual decrease since. giVus every hope that time
yVolld nj Us ol the curse OF slavery The Introduc
zion oi slaves must depreciAte the value OF whit
ahor. and thus Cypress the honest poor 81 or
population In Charles County, where N 1870
.heso were 10000 white persons. there are nov
h.t 5O0o-an evidence OF the wliheTinc blight thai
slavery has prodGced. and must ever produce
whenever IL comes into competition with white
iahor The Wpopulsufy @ thls lsw Il such ihs'
+, must and VIII De repealed 81 the next session
abe Legislature
The WhiE members Of the Legislature have re
commented a tsGoefnStoilN NNANShb4Nhf u uSH+
nste 4 candidate Tor Governor, 70 be he'd Al Fred
erick on the 9th of June and the LocofOoos have
recommended their friends u bold Convent'ou
f'r the same purpose. ST Baltimore, 81 TIE sd Il
Nav The contest tbs FSA vii be warm one
both parties being determined 20 have Their cSndf
dates IN the fed at al early day. The Wings
viii nos; probably nominate Col Clark. state SCI
a,oy t-um W sshiagton County the L0cos, Col Oil
ings Of this city, o. Hon. J. Thompson Mason, tor
merry Member Of Congress, OF " sshlaston Co
Toe great bone Of contention between the w.
parties. the selection Of the Clerks and Registers
throughout the State. formerly IN the glft Of tie
Ciovernor havinS been given by recent act 70 the
psoae Of the city and several counties, VII taxi
away che exciting motive for the exer.lons Of lol
ticisDs
Al TOE snnual meeting Of the Maryland STATE
Tract Society, held few evenings since, report
:. as read. which exhibited a gratifying degree o.
prosperity during the past year The sum receiv
"a rom al sources was about $4,000, being - 0Vv
more than IN any previous year some s7'0VV O.
this was from donations. Seventeen coiPor'eGf'
were employed principally young students O.
Theology. belonging 10 SIX different denominations
Horace Greeley, Esq. Is announced to deiVs, a
lecture on Wednesday evening, before The Ne
chsnics Institute Tor the Promotion OF Arts.
Oar city is infested oy barglsrs. numerous stores
and DWELLINGS being entered and robbed nightly
Three laree warehouses in Howanlst were en-
tered las: night and robbed OF small amount Of
money, the, being the only thing apparently sought
aissT. law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

private BiLLs-Irday was devoted by tie
House OF Representatives to tine private calendar
or bills reported from ne several Committee
mainly that Of CLAIMS making provision for tie
payment Of certain claims against the United States.
The following bills, which had been considered la
Committee Of the " hole on the preceding Friday,
were seyeral'y read third time and passed, VIZ
AbI for ths r. Irf of William Crews 20 cf Charlrs
Ahrcn'edt and John III Noght Do Of William Paddy
10 of GIDEON her. Do. ot Jesse Sutton. D. Of
Payeusiadt and s Schumacher Do Of Ferguson srd
Nilhsrdo. DO o Richard II Barrett Do 81 Capt Hsnfy
Evans Do 0' George Cassidy. DO II BENJAMIN
Smith DO Of Lewis Hastings Do Of Samuel Dewey
4 hi granting pension 20 Avery D0wner
Three or onr other bills were then considered IN
Committed OF tho Whole and severay recommii
ted, and one .io the relief OF the LEGAL representa-
,yes Of Thomas Jet. deceased debated two hours.
reported against and laid on the table. The Hous,
then adourned to Monday this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
MORE GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL or THE EMPIRE CITY.

Howard & Sons steamship, Empire Cty. Capt
WHO'S. arrived az this port on Saturday a'terDo,
from Clagres and Jamaica She sailed from Va.
Bay, az Chagrcs on the ni.htol The .Gt1 Fe0ruar
the passage 90 Kingston Jamaica she made IN a
little more than three days she stsid there twenty
four Laurs, ami lslt al 10 a NJ rn the 2nd inst a
passage thence to New York, occupied somethrg
above seven days
We haze no later news from California by IT,
Empire CITY the amount Of God on her freiel .
list is above $500, 900, and Der passenger nun.
Der more thor hundred the ireighlllst Is rs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

DIvIsIoS OF DEsEEET.-n thS, portion Of the
Grrs Interior Basr 1g east Of euseec s-d sixiee7
degrees q Nes Lot ute bad average ra10 u -re
ard viii csf q ae otner Sates o. ,1e Cn0u wo1c
- Territory sncuEa - sassy pFeliy Ambitious peopr
b. vher co-scef Lat t1-re cay feS ieri-r
spcts cogaTArvey. n Dc Whole Aoc erre err,ory soc
ssy isacts = ne AID mighty ocean o. ke -
N OnerA cesefs M Footcs Prope.ico1 y civoe
ha territory thr hundred and sxie>c degree 81 West
rgiisce gTvcs shs les = ,nsf 1e 70 California
a.. porcoc Ia hes DeseTet E1Ef1g 70 oe
laCera is scC,e - sserr.l.F 4 q - ,-i l,e s-a
BE ard Th= Ssrrs S-Tsrs GolriE-s a NJ ra-ur.
to1-ca-v Era e boe Bssln Ocy Las isre AZ c1Cuse
sassEis ihe poP1 Gnoa & sPeezos s,ase q . naE
esA lfg1cssr Gzar11Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
A Paltry Creature.
The Democratic Rev'ero for March has an article

The Den0eTo''e Rerie'0 Tor March has az article
from which we extract as follows:
seeom n9ee no IisspTosen.a'oD' AID f'saau-
YorE Tri5uss 10 The pscaIsr exsn,gisf Wsssss
os ore L; ~ aa'Ps i'ses p s sn@f-ese ir.a.
TIE Tribune IN pursuance Of ,as a~sssGt 20 lev pub
gs . I'D fsa5e5 - s5 p9io.s Oh o., saes
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CITY ITEMS.

lY' Col Fremont Senator elect from Cslilor
MIS- and lady Tho irving House Mrs. Fremoai has
entirely recovered from her illness The Colonel has been
ndi.po,ed 'or TINS past wilh intermittent FOYER but
Is now eouyaescenL
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FROM WASHING TON.
Charge 10 Austria The President. Leve,

Ccrres7oo ie1ce % TIE Tritrne
W,,srVsr'S FRIDAY, March e. 1850
Toe Telegraph ~ have informed You OF the
d. nlstoa o. Hon. X. W THovFsoN ct Indiana. 20
s.ccssi Col WEBs az charge 20 Austria. THIS 5
not 50. Hsusue hss been presented and he r'A
prob sby be appointed at he as no, yet even
been to-aally sanctioned IN Cabine. meeting mach
less has be b-el nominated - the Senate
The Levce at the Presidents asst evening. was
Hsmero1sly attended though the aides were no,
80 numerous ss ususL PREsToV OF tie Cabinet
y zee President FILLvoRE and iady were there
The new CHARGES from France and Belgium were
present
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MosxosisA ~ FRAScE.-Tbe Eronter Gu0r
Sss. saws la ae Morncn doctrine hss foacd way
H.vrs .zA oLher ?-rs o. Fra,r- Aoro1 preacher b.
he rare q Tsyl3f 4 lssor-Dg A. Hsvr-
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PRoCEssION % LADIEs-A vast deal OF curiosity
sgog yesterday BY the appearance Of funeral pro
cesson the head OF which marched fory.fJur ladies
weann. regaiis uie scarlet or PINK collar fastened
with r0sete We learned from OF no number thai
that they a. Jesesses and form Lodge Order IN
der he name Of " Daughters Of Equal Rghis' a rather
smafcs 20 The greater portion II he procession
wa composed u he oher halves and male relatives u the
idies being Lodge Of the Free sons u Liberty" al
Jews understand aud associated for purposes ofbenc'
osDce aud charity, after the manner Of o ofO. ID .
OFT and kindred Societies The Free sons d Lben
have been organized only s10uts year The occasion Of ia
t4rnot yesterday he death 0f Mrs kaufman, lhs vi
u Of he Free Sons and member Of he isma
Lodge She buried IN Cypress I'LL. Cemetery, where
-ls order have pufchas-d iOts