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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

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former ~ EngiaDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

SUPREME CoURr-General Term-ln the case
Il the pro lected opening II Walkers BIZ Hall Corpofs
for counsel some uue since appealed from Mr.. BOswOrh,
me referee allowing him but ~ ooO counsel Fec and bs
4, ,irf referred tho matter bach 10 Mr. Il who declined
o,eyer acting further he testimony, sod tho
.taitrr va referred ~ Mr. VIM &. AOyes NJ DaYies,
resent Corporation counsel aud he counsel for No "
liul fted 10 on the same testimony Mr. " who reported
i f.yor OF M Hall Ne understand for ~ 600 additional
The report - amoaded, vas confirmed
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~ An unknown man tel INTO the river At Bar
'ay-sL AS gh snd Nss drowned
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CouRr CALENDAR-THs Day Superior Cont
No. los o., 100 A. 81, ~. IN, 49, e. ~ isa ~
49, l09 a. J l5 10 81 5o, l59 100 1874 loo 100, l0s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08
TWO CENTS.
COlnmOo Council.
BOA RID OF ALDER ME-

BOARD OF ALDRRMEN
SET The Board met at the usual hour, Alderman
After the disposal Of some matters of little impor-
lance,
was brought under their notice by Aid. FRANKLIN,
who presented resolution to the effect that u
ferrcd by the Chief Engineer against the boards q
Alder and Assistant Aldermen Grand Juriss, Po-
that the Fire Department unite With the Board Of Al
derms in the investigation by sending three delegates
from the representatives OF their body
AID MORGAN seconded Aid. Frahklin's resolution.
and made long speech TO exculpate himself from tho
charges preferred against him by the Chief Engineer
Aid SHAW, Of the Twelfth ward, and opposed
that part OF the resolution which proposed inquiry
70 the truth OF the charge against the Grand Juriss
tending that the Board should itself alone He
was not arraigned himself in the report but he had
sympathy for his brethren in the Board OF Aldermsn
and should therefore vote for thorough investiga-
tion He denounced the report, and the Chief Ensi-
neer himself In severe terms and said that the Board
should conhpe the invef gstion to itself irrespective
of the charges against other parties lie objected to
the delegates from the Fire Department inasmucb
they might sympstbize too strongly with their Chief
and protect him all hazards He closed by saying
that II committee appointed by the Board found thAt
abe Chief Engineer could not sustain his charges In
OTTO, to the satisfaction of he committee that he In
avor OF the Immediate removal Of the Chief from the
Fire Department.
AID. KELLY, Of the Sixth ward denounced the
port, especially the portion Of 1t which arrsisnea
himself and strongy favored investigation
Aid. GRTFIs also denounced the report and branded
both il and the Chief Engineer beneath contempt
lie also in favor OF his removal
Aid SMITH of the Eighth ward wAsiopposed to invss-
tigation altogether He denounced the Chief Engneer
and expressed hope that the matter would pass
to Monday, In order thai members could refectmore
on the subject, and act with more elaboration
Aid BALL, of the Nnth ward proposed the immediate
arrest of the Chief Engineer and opposed investsa
Aid. HAYES denounced the Chief Engineer, but wss
in favor OF thorough investigation.
AID MLtrI was In favor OF eonnning the in ,
Police Captains, Mayor, and others, to exsuipSos
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The Lates, from tho Capital.

GREAT TIMES wASHINoTON-TiF PASSAGE oP
TIKI TERRITORIAL. BILIs-ExcIrrSc NEWS FROM
TExAs-sERENADB, ETC.
touR SPECIAL TELEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE
WAsruSoroS, Sept o, 1850
There Is universal rejoicing here ct the the
Utah and California bills by the House. The whole
difficulty Is considered at end, and better and
more fratsrnal feeling prevails
The California Utah bills passed the House pre-
cisely they passed the Senate and hear the
firing Il salute Of hundred guns in honor ofthe
event.
Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia is satisfied, and some south
believe the Georgia and Nashv veDtous
will be abandoned.
The California measure passed as quietly pri-
vate bill.
On Monday Congress will probably agree 20 adjourn
before this month expires.
A epoch b-gins from this day There WAS only
In the House to- day whs declared for resist
ance.
The National Hotel where Mr.. Clay boards Is iuumi
mated, and the Marine band is playing before the
House.
The friends Of the Branch Mint they will
pass the bill this ression.
Mr.. Attorney General Crittendsn waited on Genera
Houston this morning, wadipg through mud and a
drenchipg rain, to grAtuste hi the passage o
the boundary bill He said =" General, have come
to graduate you and the country upon a restora
ton OF peace and tranquility Ny heart is lighter
than II has been for year ~
Senator Douglass will Monday ming when
the Texas oundary bill is brought to the Senate,
move that the House amendment, aiding New Mexico,
be concurred in The Senators have conferred the
subject, and majority in favor of it.
Gen Houston informs me, that the bill Is
signed by the President he will start for Texas to In
duce the Legislature OF that State accept Its prov
sions.
1 understand that joint committee Of the Texan
Legislature have repeated bill, Kissing 5000 troops,
10 be despatched forthwith to Santa re, and recon-
mend the Of the entire Of tire State to
enforce the jurisdiction Of Texas tho disputed
territory There Is news that the passage OF Mr.
Pesrceis Senate bill viewed unfsv orably by the
Legislature OF that State .speci the clause respect
ing the payment of money 1t is denied that Congress
have power to dismember the State to dispose OF
any part Of the territory in dispute, without sub
hitting the question directly to the vote of the people
The election of Senator in the joint session resulted
In the choice of Mr.. Rusk--vote. SO to 8.
The Galveston papers allied with accounts of
Skin finishes with the Indiana and soldiers
The crops throughout Texas are doing well. The
sugar and Gotten markets quiet The cotton
sales for three days 500 bales mdding at l2k
! 13c. Tobacco dull Flour improving, ordi-
nary brands bring Eve dollars.
9P. M-our fellow -cti.ens, with the marine baud,
have jutt been sereDsdiDg Messrs Clay Twin foote,
Cass, Speaker Cobb Douglas and others, at tbe cir
lodgings, where have had some handsome speeches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08

The NATIONAL LANCEks ooiNo TO New YORK
AT a meeting Of the National Lsncers, held iast
evening, % was voted unanimously 20 make an eG-
week ~ October next was liked upon tne tune
for cnrIying the vote into III CT. The company
will muster about 100 strong, aud send their horses
tent, &c, by rsilrosd aud steamboat Capt. r.
J. Pierce Will command, and the suffolk brass
hano viii accompany tbem Their appearance IN
Broadway will be an imposing sYecscie To the
Gothamites, ana will create quite 80 great 40 eK-
citem.ni NJ did the manUuyfing Of Major Sh-r-
mans corps IN THE city, two or TIRE weeks since
DUnhg their Absence the company Siil encamp
IN some suitable place, aud femain updcr s.rict
DbhtsTy Discipline. Mann honorary aud .A.m IN
beTs OF the corps will take occasion 10 VISIT New
York dunng the same week baton Eacefisr,
N~gf b.
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Acquittal OF n Suspected Murderer.

The trial Of John Allen, for the murder of jew
pedlar. was brought to . close yesterday, ut Her
kimer. But one witness was called for the de
fence After commanding ths vigilance OF the
peoples counsel. Col Judd, uhsn whom there Is
not probably more thorough aud ind.tAtigs.
bic district attorney in the stat.s) the court exs
prsssd unanimous opinion that the prosecution
had failed TO crimnally convict the prisoner the
crime for which he arraigued aud the jury agree
ing John Alsn was At once acquitted aud discharged
from custody. He Hhintsineo great oomposure dur.
ing the trial. but the rendering Of the verdict h
burst into tears and ~a- deeply affected
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Trouble among the Isr.esites.

ALssSs, Sept Z, 1850.
A disturbance occurred this morning at the Je -ish
Synagogue In Herkimsr street which caused q divi
sion In the gstlon. One psrty determined 10
prevent the Rabbi performing the service, While
the other wanted " sustain them The sheriff and
police called out took po.s-ssiop Of the house,
and tlosed ne doors The course pursued seemed 70
quiet tot b parties
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Revolving Narrative.

BUrpALo. Sept 7. 1850
We learn by q despatch just received from Detroit
that the steamer J d Morton picked up from
the spsr OF vessel. on Lake Michigan. TIE vessel
wss cspsired In gale . week ago, since xhish time
he has been drifting about IN. LAKE for the Of
food lie had eater his hngers entirely OF He IL still
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The Canadian attorney Gsneraiship.

MONTREAL, ssPfsm Der !, 1850.
II is announced that Justice Rorxra has rssix1sd
ara that Attorney General La FontAine. is appoint ed
his successor Solicitor General Drumulon has been
apponte Attorne General The latter appoint nent
unfatistsctory TO the Lover canadians who desire
that MIR Cartier should have tho pls,e La fon.
taine's appointment viii Civ. general satisfaction.
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The Cholera. sc.

PrrrssvHen, Sept 1, 1850
Two Of cholera occurred In the Sixth yard last
night One Of the persons attacked Jack Dirert
notorious person
The river has forty inches Of water, and there
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T,xss scrip in PHILADELPHIA.

fhilAphiFnta. sept 7 1900
At the board to-day, slS BOO rexss ulsr eight per
cent scrip we're solo At 40, Witch H. mat@risl sd-
vance This movement is caused by the passage Of the
Texas boundary hill
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Los. OF tn. schooner General TAYLOR.

bsLttauHE. len sept.
The schooner GeSeral Taylor, Patterson Of from
Baltimore, for kingsttB, jamaica Ia supposed to be
lost on CUrisfOrd Reel.
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The Vermont Election.

BuKLIsGror, VT, Sept. 7, 1850.
judge Williams is elected Governor of this State by
majority Of 200 TO 1000 ofths popular vote In 81
towns. williams gained 600 over the vote in Is4e
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Maryland oon,.n,,Yn-sr,x walun.. &c.

BsLrtsoSs, Sept Z, 1850.
The whole ticket has been heard from the result
is that IS wings aud 40 democrats have been elected
The brig wakulls Witch ~a destroyed by ar, on
the 10th ult had on board at the time six hundred
bslea OF cotton
The Southern mail has arrived
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FiRE AT SHERs~HN.--A ire was discovered on
Tue sday morning, the 9Th ult., Ia the batn be-
longing to the public house kept BY Irons la a
short une nearly all the surrounding buildings
were in iismes. The buildings burned were the
kinyon House and outbuildings, dwelling house
occupied b. A M Greene aud wiiO~ MeMb
mace, lrOn's tavern and outhuiidings, Waldron's
BRICK building, and Bakefs grocery Considerable
injury was also done to knyoo's dwelling house
sDd HcPsons buildings There were seven ncrses,
n'-stiy b. lonRiBg tO p.dlsrs accompanying the
circus, burned IN iroB's barn, together with i've
or six wagons and setS oi harness Mr. kinyon
viii iose nearly tl,4O0. besidss insurance The
whole lose, Including the property insured cannot
be ar short OF t7,oOO -thenorgo (NY) Mvrw.
Rior ON Tru ALBANY AsD Troy CANAL About
sir O'Clock, last evening, difficulty occurred be-
tween some IfrsOnr, on two canal boats iyisg by
the tow path opposite the fair ounds, engaged in
carrying people 10 sud from the fair, from Troy
and Albany. in which several p-reoas were -
rously INJURED Pistols, guns. stones, and all sorts
Of weapops, were freely used Among those in.
jured were lady on board one ~ The passenger
bosis, who was struck IN the fac. by stone, aud
three men and young lad who were wounded by
gun and Pis'ol shots and stones. Ons msR on the
Troy boat wss knocked senselese, aud beaten bv
three men Afterwards, IN moe brutal manner Ii
was a nos' disgpcefui affair Several arrests
were made Albany dsL~s, Spf o.
The bcdies Of Caldwell and Mrs knspp, the parties
70 the late tragedy In Troy ~er- buried In grave
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The bodies Of Caldwell and Mrs kDspp, the parties
70 the late tragedy IN Troy ~"r- buried IN grave
In that ctr,
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riot occurred on The 9Th nit, AZ New Odssss
htNeen tvo negroes. IN which one 81 them received
tour shcts entirely through the body. The MURDERS
vas arrested
The South csrolita stone for tho washinStou no
nhnstt, vas deisccd n fes DAYS since 80 much taA
u vss nee-s ar) " have ~ r.. engraved
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.gifsmrf 10 Pas bad Mgfeg a m.n by ihc name Of
A Barber vac sfreeted change ~ on T. nstfns
90 pss- 90 Mrs Stevens counterfeit IS hiti puroo,-
ing 20 BE- the BANK ~ Cumber Portland MaSne.
and chile Mrs Stevens absent end avor nx 70 set
the bill changed the rogue stole shirt Jastic. o.
horne COMMITTED tho rogue for trial
Pound ~ I've FoIio, Courf-A promissory nate dated
New Nurk August y 1850. ~ 20 days dra@a ~ Thee
Okoprke, Tor the sum o. sos -. payable 10 Jsmss
McfaTlin o. order. Tor value received wa found 30
ttrday w the police court At the Tunhs by ON ,er
) smith 70 vhom the owner apply identify tbs
property and fece'veit
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Peck Phelps, ph~nix. pman Potter Putnam Rsed Rey-
polds Richardson Rot bins, Robinson. Root. Rose Ross
Rumsey Saeket sRvelle Schench Sehermerhorn Schol-
craft Sylvester sprsgue Stanley steyen Pal stetson.
Strong Sweetzer Taylor, Thompson Pa: Thurman Til mp
Kentntky Iu,k. Underhill; vandyke Yiuton Wal
den waldo, watkins, Wentw rth White. whittiesey Will
driek, Williams. Wilson. and Young
NArsUAlsten Aserstt; Rayly Beae. Eosdor, boyd
tucky Cngman Cobb, Alabama coooek Daniel. Dsberry,
EdDundson, featbersop Green. harason Harrs renncs
Harris. Alabapa billiard, HOLIDAY. Howard. Hubbard
inse Jackson GecIsia johnson Artans., k.unnsn Ia
sere Mcdowell. EcMuen. Mcqueen, Nc Willie, Meade, Mill
sen, Morse Morton Orr Outlsw Owen Parker. Powo Sa
wage Seldom shepperd Stanton Tennessee Stanton Ken
lucky Thomas Thompson. Mississippi; Toombs. Veaabe
Wallace, Wellborn. and Woodward.
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
EXTRACT
From the Letter Of Hon. Jas. 8. Green,

From the Letter Of Hon. Jas. 8. Green
TO HIS CONSTITUENTS.
It is said by Col. Benton, that the .ffM
resolution of the General Assembly propo.
sss notification and disunion, and, conse.
qushsly, thst it ought to be expunged from
the statute book And il, In fact, it be such
e. he chcracterizes it, admit it should be
repealed. That which il improper and
wrong, should be corrected BY subsequent
session of the Legislature; but It should
notibs made prstext for repeating what il
correct and proper. We must discriminate,
and while we condemn the wrong, we musi
approve and sustain that which is right
No one can consistently object to the first
four resolutions Just noticed, when fairly
construed and now let US examine the fifth
and last, and see how II is. II reads az fol.
lows: a.. .qsz
"Resolved, Thatin the event of the pas
sage Of any act Of Congress conflicting with
the principles herein contained, MlssouRl
will be found IN hearty cooperation with
the slavsholding States, in such measures
as may be deemed necsssary for our mutual
protection, against the encroachments Of
Rorthsgn fanaticism." szssa.ea
Now, vhaa u may be the true meaning
Of th;e resolusi6n, it n absolutely certain
that 4 does rat instsaes Col. Benton to do
anything; thatik can hsye no possible 70.
'sF'aes . the official conduct Of our Ssna-
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
Agents for the Banner.

Agents for the Banner.
S. F: Murray, Bowling Green.
John L., Tribble, Spencerburg.
DR.. John C. Welborn. Frankfort.
DR.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Min. !,
z, H, johnson, Ashley. ... -.
G. Minor. PrairieyiI1e. ....
= A. M. Thomas, Psyhes1ille.
! 81 3; r Wa GlifSTd Td,;u, and clarksvill..
Col. Jas. H. -Britton, Troy. -
john iS,'y v. 4. Mckee,, Mckee, 'nf c"p-"u-er''
; Dr. VIM. A. Nicklin Nou ror. e.
~ and Ira T. Nelson, N'" p ....
t-sz DR.. NJ. Mcfarland, Louisville.
n Robert ]. Huston, Warrenton.
- DR.. w. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
"A. w. Lamb, Hannibal. ...
Col. Benjamin Davies, Palmyra.
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
POETRY.
L H E PA S T.

The thoughts Of other years
Come thronging to my spirit fast,
While brooding o'er the hopes and fears,
That from buried world appears, D., .. -.
To mark the dreary past. ..., ...
: Childhood and youth are there,
g. And all that once was dear to ne;
g A mo:her's love, a mothers prayer,
i: To youthful life, az guardian care,
e. And future lights to be.
Days, months and years long gone,
81 Sweet hopes that smiled and smiled again,
Till lost 10 youth, in manhood's dawn,
Like stars that flee the breaking morn,
q la@ Have passed from me in vain.
But they win linger still, .-
The lights Of memory backward burn,
And boybood's wish, to roam at will,
: with bsisterous glee, so wild, 70 shriu,
4 From out fhs past return. -,. ..
s4ele tnrssleaasup again, u
- sssssisfs ri ,iidsas drszhs; are.
When an unknown to care or pain,
Begiiied BY sweet zolus strain,
traced the winding streams.
Once more feel the thrill
or pleasure stir my languid breast;
feel the quick, impulsive will,
That gave life's cup sparkling fill
or joy, when youth was blest.
But these are gone, like snow
: Before the softening breath Of spring;
Gone, gone, alas! to come no more, ..
Like moonlight on q streamlet's flow,
In its wild murmurng. ..
Ambition, too, with thoughts of fame
Hath woke from its unreal dreams,
Nor grans, for coming time, name
That age would of oblivion claim
To guild its evening CLEANS.
Friends, too, have left me here, .-.
Their loss to mourn-friends early gone,
Who sometimes still seem lingering near,
With welcome smiles and words of cheer,
To greet the heart forlorn. s... ..r.
And tho my whitening heart
May cease to fhroS with feeling free,
When al the Joys of youth depart,
The past will live, to form part,
In lengihening memory.
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
Rates Of Advertisfns.

JOB PRINTING or all kinds, done with
neatess and despatch, cheap for cash.
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NEWS BY EGRAPH.
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
vEgy INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1850,
The members having assembled the busiuss "a of the
Convention was con mrnred At 10 o'clock
Mr. GoRoor, OF Va from the s.lect committa. -
ported preamble asd resolution to the follouny sf
feet The preac bits declares that individual states
have resduay rights and that the people of the ssve
raj States not people united for certain mr.
poses. They all equal each State has right To
judge Of nfring Mt upon IL by the ether States
and has a right to srceds peaceaby Any attempt to
coerce the seeding States into the the ma
recommended In any State should secede, TO
support that State All the anticipated evils for the
consi derstion of which this Convention has been
called, have been fully realized. The South has
been degraded by the virtual extension Of the Wmot
proviso California, and the exclusion Of slavery
from Utah and New M-,ico Not satisfied with Cali
fcrnis, Utah. and New Mexico, Congress has bought
under threat of bringing down the militia II she
refused to sesrrifory from the State of Texas for
the purpose OF making that also free Not only this
Congress has likewise ineIered with slavery in the
District Of Columbia
The resolution mends the calling of Congress
of the South, to meet in ntgomery, Ala, for the
purpose OF coubcIng as to what shall be DUR
sued by the Southern states for the rnantenance of
their rights aud ipstitutions.
The preamble aud resolution were ordered to b.
printed notwithstanding several members of the Con
ventien dissented from the report
The body then took a recess till halfpast three
o'clock in the Afternoon
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News from Washington.

W.sHINGroN Nov. 16, 1850.
The Republic of this morning says that coalition of
the democrats and aboliioni,ts defeated the whole
whg tic ket except the Governor in the State Of New
York and that the same coalition has defeated the
wings of Massachusetts,
Under the item in the general appropriation bill
sppropriatng $4,000 for the survey of Delta Missis
sipri the War Department have detailed Major Long
and Captain Humphrey as typographical engineers,
together with Charles Elliott for civil engineer They
Instructed 20 report fully the subject at the
lie g. moment.
Senator Douglas Of Illinois, arrived In Washington
yetterdsy his way to North Carolina, to join his
family
The IIalsboro' Recorder contradicts the statement
that the Hon Hugh Wsddell, OF North Carolina, Was
rendered and has accepted the Consushp to Havana.
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