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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
nJaaatara.& 40.

Bak ApslAo. o Porsnd) Thurston Cardiff Baltimore
abandoned 18th inst, Cape Sable wv 30 miles
having sprung aeak during gale Of g Crew taken of by
fishing sch belonging to and carried into that port
cred At gale captain and
Also, the Of bark from Europe odei with ron ounderei
was of at the saIn time By The same vessel me name % ta
snp AAs4u. of Bo,ton Knowles from Calcutta Aprs Bos
ton abantonti At Juae % M 81 s. lon . IL The captain
reports that be- PAD experienced acontl OF
gales ron Tie 20 to the 18th OF June during which te snip sprung
leak, hadbowspt swift, aud all the gearing attached carried away;
cut tie opealnt every thing attachsd-htd
dc swept aud rudter p causg the ship become unmaGage
able onihe 2 June the eak increasing beyond the
lee which To be the E ship Dumes she lay by US all night
and the morning tile ere" insisted abandoning the ship we then
gale We board the Dumde and during that night and
under close reei nnopa and was fifteen DAYS from that time
before she arrived at Cape osu Capt Knowles arrived on the 22
Satisfactory information has received tom Cape Good Hope
thar the French ship lost the clpe was the LAse supposed
snr ArASr4 before reported ashore at cps Romanl has been
WnlLrsnIe FrrTrEIt wac the wlaeship La Fayse Smith
and. She wa IS month, out had so obs sperm OFT; she
ashore th night tie captain running IN to c'me to an anho
Bs Fsot,c coas OF California, insured Boston or
.u her freight money Tor 5000 equally divided between
the Suffolk AMI COLUMBIAN Offices
Bsa so1nIs Mayo at Botonffom chuestsn Ls 18th
ri ae.s si5o carr aa5 tfysb9o
sgsas rom Kingston Jam BALTIMORE before reported
mia-ingl isins IN Baltimore II $50.
P.crytc BRISTOL Mel Yates Pictou Wareham,
aground tie East Chop night Of the 2t but off
next day without damage alter dar deck load and arrived at
Ba rem Rzsows Brown from Par5oro rs for New York,
aground tie East Chop night oil the 2ls was got OK without
W Knowles Chagrea Boston, with
turning Caoaus hoard passsngers put ao Charleston on
clio. G2 noa VIZ Rem 8pcE 81 porpJ Ne M yietin
hlTHEg BRD Smith I'm Wilmington for Philadelphia, put into
Norfolk Z2d on Of head winds and two SICK
99d OF head winds and sick.
RrssA yrA Whining FOR Philadelphia pu; into Norfolk
B4 Sen A[eos. Vance from Boston for Pco rernas both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEW SEPT. .
CIeared.

Steamship New Yori A7erll Francesca Mintpra-
sIps Woman Pprten Liverpool Smith, Rsakn CO; Kossu,h
percy Turks Island Sesmiih & Soma
Br bar, Isis, Ml;UG 81 John NIB
Brs Tpee yay Aaraahan Bret; yose; Lucy Spear JAMS
son Trinidad dc W Trandy & Co osceola crng Conayss;
Afburlus S-.du4n. EsAftI Hari. Cam, Yarmouth
HoSart Cgse Alrca' Gala Henson, Antigua: Il Brlise
ROBBINS Johns NJ Vine Key Yarmouth rs H-lsns rin
CAareston Howard Baker Boston woott Beers Flea
do CHnch, Berry, Philadelphia Rainbow, Williams DO; Am
Smith HavkHs Baltimore; Elizabeth Ann Krpuse Washington
soops Helen Els View sedfod Harvest French Providsace
Barge Orb YaPp. Philadelphia
STE amer Anthracite. Manly. Philadelphia
Ao, cd yesterday hrss Gamma Eiupt Doboy Island Lucy
brewer, oiaey and ses=o1s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

NV INvynTIoss- Mr. Dayton CLAIMS TO aaVe
Rs ssser Tbos when attached to steam boiler
nressnre Of steam to the square inch OF boiler eur
face, and the hight or quantity of water in sha
boiler, by pencils which are acted upon by sne sig
stances that they arc made 70 record seG sn3
bce ne to record on he getting up of the STEAM
and sa stops when the steam is below certain erss
cure, it ia not in any way connected WIN so Of all
eDe and ia entirely removed from me oonsro, o. AZ
peraops except legal inspectors ms apparatus
can be made % run any length OF ltne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
mnrneta....IL Sept, IS

Past "A hours receipts have bsen-FLoUR, 10000
Ibis wHg. T 500 busn, CORN, zoo bu'h BARLEY 900
buth The FLOUR markell 10 Ta9er heavy, oui without
charge in prices CORN is in fair request with sales OF
7I0Obu,h Al EST; for Western Mi1'd. In BARLEY oeO
b. III ed hands ct 608c for ineliot aud TIC for
COCO iSo,oy, cd add 76c for uur-Iowed OATS I'M
6foying taIe q being s 600 bush al 43c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
BY Tslexrapn.

MOBILE Sept 1sA bss Partridge I'm Boston, wsampSa,
York.
CHARLESTON gs2sAr[ ships EenqSky fn Boston; Julia
BOSTON, Sept 25rr sch Jas Porter ArcbaPR Sept a. Spoke
I'D lat 40 lon ~ TO- brig Sea Bird Boston, for Gsorse;ownSc
Sch Nour, NAL NYors
ca bks John Ayles for Havana Montpelier Pnou Lowell Bal
imo Tremont and Gem, Philadelphia 5rg tidsayas smyrn%
Tro1oe Cape yen Empire Phaia scs Deauc Cape Hayten
Henry Paysor Phn Oliver Albany Cornel Laso aad Ffank
York
BATH. Sept 23-Arr sct F Hiuds, Pbl
NEWBEDFoRD, Sept2i-Arr SCH Ellen Roiman, SforA.
CID ship Amethyst, PacIsc Ocean.
Sid ship China for North Pacifc.
PRoViDsNCE seP2-An seis Albert, Thomas Nousemo9d
Mlrcy BGrly nth Psche and A,hneli, Philadelphia sips
Radent a-d Rucds Island NYok
BRISTOL, sept Arr sleop Glzele NYork
NORFOLK Sept22-Arr Nor bark Theresa Laoe, =, I'm New.
York Jsna put ash loading: br raaes C's
YORK. chs Ashland ,pst Wspo'e NYok Beauchamp NGa'y-e
CauI Bnyar Barnard Nantucket GJen Rule Parker 8aof
Ja.ap Chaplin " orS bound to Eden;on
Mathew Bird Smith 81 ds I'm Wilmington oonnd 70 ha1ei
pba, put OF head winds and two men sfs
Sch James King Wainwright fun wilmington bound 20 BOSTON
put ahcount Of head wnts-crew SICK. ~,
Sch uena vista CLARK d. from Wilmington bound to Phlade
phia-crew sick
Ship Prsnss from Newport Wales for City Point want up James
River yesterday.
Sid sch Mary Jade. Bentley NevY York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

" During the pref ens term of the United
S;zfes Circuit court. for the 6ou,bern strict OF
New YORK, present Judges Neson and Belts,
motion was made by Charles Goodye ar, as we are
informed for en- injunction egaipst Horace q. Day,
upon bill and afidavirs growing out o. certain
contracts ard IDdis Rubber Patents The cause
came up or the l6th of September
On the 10th Mr. Day applied to Judge Grler OF
agairst Goodyear, stopping any further proseou1.-
on Of his suir at Law against Day. in the Circuit
Cour, Of the United States for the District of Nov
Jersey. The bill upon which this Injunction was
OBJ aned by Mr. Day contained allegations aselaoe
Goodyear and his associates and that asa felss4
OF bis patent was illegal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
M a a RYEn

spt a. b Friends ceremony WILLIAM hULttGAN Of ts
fam Of Caleb Gdmshaw Co Liverpool England to MARIA LOU
SA CLARKE youngest daughter Of Ruas Clarke OF tbs
In Mendou. Mass by Rev VIM. II kinssy Ksy ARtHCt b
Pa of Unitarian Church OF Manchester, " h
- ELIZABETH daughter OF JOS G. Davenport q Msndon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
Receipts of Produce

Bv the Month Riper Boats. Sent 25.-l4970
bbls opr 20 do whisky ll8 do a'hes $50 bu1ssls c1rn
800 do whe al 7OO rye 400 barley $500 oats u head OF
csue rs live hoes % pkgs butter 81 400 lbs oil CAKE 200
bple
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
hal ers.

oeesn.
Jaaei.o l3b ul snip jeanette, West, OF SBedsord
ETY. Islands bBd hone, fun cargo.
On Western ereapd july no. bng Annawan Phane Of Maitspo
FaysiAas a. Moafe- Fish Bedford OIL any, cot men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
lied

Sent 80 Of consumption Mobile Ala ROBERT IL FARMER,
son OF tie late Philip s Parker, ESQ. of Albany
Sept % W Ssmuani Ann MeGresor aged years
The reatiys and friends family invited TO attend the
tfera ron the euc. OF his father, - ciuton this afternoon
o'clO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
NEwyeRM LAUsDAg, IS srEUo a,sz. GAS

AJEW YGHR LAUNDRY, is BPRUo l.sY. HlAA
- NASsAU-2o New ehiri Dealers, Single Gansensa'
Families, 4e-7hiA IL OF bs most persct sGd sTss1'
avs establishments Of tho kind IN Ibis or any Other eo1u
Il has been erected sxpeuEs Of about foar oasasS
ioll3r5, and combines The following advantages.
s.-Parsens ls&yInl th5 city 10 haste con hsvs @sg
siohes ~a1hed and lronsd n superior aDsr - 1923
,Eo ITO three hours tina.
fnd.-f'o material 10 used ia the washing asesrts,ss
5ui p1fO olive oil soss 4ld aefed Croton sS9f Geas
clothes cot desnoysd b5 patent soaps, or oaf sas'
aGgs extensively advertised In tho newspaper -
sfd-Senlsen's shsas dons az equal 10 Cav sals
aals; gsnllensns collars iYoGed 10 Troy aJie ~
Solofed and psutNl0ons elegantly roned so< sos
4th-CIolss loa. OF ulis5etL (yTalcb eeldcFe ssftf
Ssppensl viii DO promptly paid of. -,
st-Ciothos 0aated 81 ia,s ettSbiiatinsci Hn ~ ~
aucb ongss a;rap, 5ocsass ,dss no, org ls9a!s
Gh zrssl care hUt 40 INJURIOUS drag 20 zsnsgsF 1877
sa4sbsYs, Is permitted 10 Goms near Ghsm hs
ssb-L4Gfas dfssSss end I'll hoa articles ar" dce9sYF
"A gxpecieucsd french Landlords. ri
glolhss ASsD snd dsllPate4' Tres oR axlfs ef'fEE 800
sPo;s ard ssios ef5e,nAjlg removed. ,sA
al oJeefs isn al no Cfzcs u Spnee-si u sHnl ef'*'
:s@ Pxrny Post vii TSen'Ye pf1lap. Esscn9oa 1T
E2nA9E aATVoGD sapsf n,solts .svy
2 3 gZ3Srtazes3 ps.&s smsl0gze 20 - ss-~ss
Stfrts .ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

The receipts aimee our last have 6een-FLogR,
goo bbl,; WHEAT bu'b coEN r9nr the wssthe
pe!l i mi Al s7nSe4 Not much i7q Try 10 made
c Sale. have eep g s, a oo mt @n9
Rre UNCLAIMED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
eIIdY.
larry Jade, Bentley, New York.
rFrom our Corresrondentg.l

PHILADELPHIA Sept eednBrs Watson, As ,9 Ware'
Halet Hallet New York San LOUIS Williams
Hartford Bell steeman Great Ess Har6oT s'en Islander
Deep tab-th Pomeroy a COR Me Potomac ihos
a. Bedford; West Dubosq, Winamnre Dghton John r
Crouch Tomn, NewHaven Sarah Ana Hunt NewYofsj Sarah
Matilda GEM Warrea l. Jabez White Corson PROVIDENCE
Mary An Guest Holmes york WIN Tyson Joaes, DO ne
Cleared Brig Delaware Brewer Carena'; Watson Alien SOS
ton; Swau Bray Round Pond Pierce do Esther Elizabeth SHACK
ford do scls Caee do; Robert, Br Williams Kings
ton JAM sIartn Waite Portland; W Dubos Wudmote, Troy
Crouch Tomlo NYork; Mara Femming corsoq New seGotdi
William Tyson Jones' NJ ork Guest Holmes do Jabe1 l. W te,
Corson, Warren. RI; barge Venus. Cox, Nlorl ;. :
CHARLESToN-Co,0ia' 0Rte SEPT 22-2 Mar 2lst' = D
Cutter Crawford C0e Key West via I0ttuSa5, DAY
arrived Ky West from Havana on the
morning the 18TH when the left AT MERIDIAN on me ou 30
miles north Of Cape Florida spoke the sch Henry Delaney IRON"
aeson 18th. + u, lat e 49, brig oIn el }
Eers Savaunan Mar Niork. On lth % miles We 81
Of West spoke ship Milan, from NYork TOR Galveston ne
Sumner Newport RI bound TO Mobile tonGns AZ
Key sailed day On 18th INST The ch -pn
West Pensacola with cargo OF lumber @
Key West ship Ho~es which had been Temporarily reOau
ed and o sail for New Orleans on the 7th INST "
NEWPORT Sept 23t,ired-schs Reckab'te POOR W Tehai
for Phladepld Adelaide. Ic NBediord for NforN Hazard
Ball RYo Henrietta Hagung, Calais for Proydtnce Cate
Tory for CALAIS Franklin CLARK Providence tor Fhaia
Denman Berry Block Island for SYok Nancy Jane Garinr
Hamburg sips Franklin Pam FreetowR Independence reAeas 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
Arrived.

ship Casts tof f~barypoTt} Graves Liverpool 40 Is e Ia
h ht esiss
sap Aslasd, Rc LasPool II Dc. .s 70 sq,ge clsar.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
BY TelePrapn
Markets...NEw ORLEANS. T1eaday, 8

Markets.,n NEW ORLEANs, TuUauBy, oeP1 10
Theshles Of COTToN on Monday were 500 bales.
Aer The receipt OF the Pacidcs aews prices rather favor
- \he BUYERS The mark, unseu cd BACON SIDES
were in good demand al l05t WAIsKY is ai-i+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
.MIL WAUKEE, Sept %.
nInrkr ta....BuFFALo, Sept. .

Winter WHEAT is quoted Mt 72@9oc; SPRING
5nl7s5c; CITY Flour 81 Country y 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

StHERiEFS ssLE-Thrt.iy oe:o ef sat Is.sa o,oss
- EoTtry s:ok ahs hEt ~s 81 o.9 Ia II ard ~
sna and - 80 :. s-' spotS rFssf Dkpst
10, TnollAs cAKNLkY, sheriff J''- y sssGsb.&S
s.li.-5, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
Passengers smiled

IN fe4ip liza fer LipepooSGrs Beecksr naI Albany.
D95e lady and c5rsn Jorsen, 90. II Lawrence, do;
Mr. Agsraye To- sscraassr .y London Marshall Eng
Gen Knowe Canada; Brown, Mr. amer SYork Mr. Blike",
Dep Comm Canada ngham Paisrmo w sehasf Al
fred NYork Bonn Robson Hereford Dir er
London, Faraae Montreal Mr. Julien BIZ Boaanons AfofA;
Hon MeDoqad kingston w IN . aIPe MnS ii 'G'
Nichols Cornwall Mr. Patison NfoiA N r rms ap ti7 =
NYoA; Williams, Pad, rhs ri scgea NYorsj Mr. Pr9o;
ing Nj ard Mrs Howell ard ehi s"su5's John s9sh ~
Hovers Mr Farhsn, Hammsl / R5nee Sf9rS; Or L.
III P-trr par. Geo Prtre Dol Sir Bout John
Feber.ore children servant Jos Mounea Geo ts9n Al d
LADY WIN Hrdey England NJ Neuman, CaIksyhs X Gillespie,
Mss Thompson Joseph 95feau Boy Geidng5 Mrs. White
hea Or Sapderseu Tofoafo; Charles Scott M hchenzs
In .fsa,,Iip Ssutlern, caar'4,tgaFrane Palmer Mrs
TIt sea 1ligu so . Wlon and dy + Taomss WIN VIVA
lev I Terri a15 ldr D Dora VI .yette, Eliot,
Carson i Geddiag chaia5ers, " An, wsrP and ,ady
Fins W l. graham W atson jones' ady and son ! W
IA. MIaSe | T Downing az family Hyaus, Mrs. Cary and
ro H Elliott Anangooz Ms Chagsrs leay moore bstto
Uabsfsha Chss B4cIs w swift Perry sad lady
Rchart Marion, Jas Willard, D Whoa Jno 54aosf-oa
M NJ sie9afi Mr. Lsa watson ii .rc M Beasoa Mrs
Aaxerp Cooper Stofe Ms Clark ID Moore a9 l4ay
" Fras Wr lHenbar Jao Foley sFit Deksy Smith
and lady E5ger,on w Argyle Jle J=eSson hoot Fark
Goodwin, and lo5 IN The steerase
Passengers Arrived
Ia saig Rqa5 oas Nelc Ori.ansMrs GtHng Mrs Trambuu
= I mp csstan LgtrggfJ Qaaan, H Locker
In bar Cyyal4H from Br<nae,Mss S2ssany Hersscber
Topguier-, Lepge, Suck Fos and lady Laho Mss
MINIATURE ALAAsAc----.rHIs DAY.
sss-Rss' H & Wi4ERsEp I! a'''F's' Ia
candy HooE Ill !oa CO. l.4n1; - "a 81 n
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
California yes.cIs Spoken, &c.
Spoken. so.

sept H. lat &C. lon IS So ship MONTEREY, from NevYOrA for
California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

1885, 70 Sept. q. 1850:
&c Srt Britain bales l75l Tooher Foreign Ports 9s7
70 North of Europe SSsSt Tosal............. S1Us9
FLOUR AND MEAL-ln Flour tie mari "a a,s.5Tsnd
he demand - goee especially for shipment sh "a Ia sl,o
moceFals ouA!refh doing fT1te EssI ard s hoUs trd
TIE FeceP are uesriy h large hey aere Tbs 1r
ssl Al be eiote ~ss Gull Tee saes eco b,s r1-ss
70 a. yesleidsys Iaies The qIolsnons arc No Z Is
s.; Son, e2i a. s7s frs'h gFoand sissn 81 com
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Passengers Arrived

l.. ssig Rqs45 ras, Ne Oearg-Mrs Gnag, Mrs TrambuI
IN ify Cssftiien FROM L:uergg5J 2uinian Lgcker
In rk Cgriai1H from Br<aeE-Mss Sassauy Hersacber
Mas
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
Murder OF Capt. q. Rowan Hardin.

1t will be recollected that Capt. B.
Rowan Hardin, OF this State, son OF
Hon. Ben Hardin, of Bardstown, dis
appeared rather suddenly from Pa
mama, shortly after he had received
there the revocation o. his appoint
ment OF Secretary OF Legation to Chi
Ii. By the following, which we copy
from the Panama Star Of November
Odd, it appears almost certain that
he has been murdered, although we
trust it may yet be found such is not
the fact.--LOu COur.
On Friday last. as a party Of gen.
tlemen were ascending the noun
tain in the lear Of the city, about
midway up, they discovered the re-
mains Of a human being. Though
there is now no part Of that human
frame left but the bare bones, there
is sufficient evidence to render al
most certain the deduction that they
are those Of the unfortunate Hardin.
These evidences consist Of a letter
in one OF the pockets dated Havana,
December, 1S49, addressed to Hon.
Ben Hardin, Bardstown, KY, COM
mencing "My dear father" and en-
ding with "your affectionate son,
Rowan" Besides this, there were
a silk handkerchief, two KEYS, a knife
and part ofa silk purse. From the
Of the ground there is
some suspicion that he was murder
ed. -t
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
Whole Number 1874.

the same moment, animated By his
example, officers, soldiers, fishermen.
and townsnien in crowds, leaped in
to boats, or dashed into the waves
to endeavor to save their drowning
fellow countrymen. But their eE
torts were attended with but little
success; very few of the unfortunate
crew OF the gun-boats were saved,
and the next morning the inexorable
sea threw on shore not less than two
hundred dead bodies, together with
the hat Of the hero Of Marenpo. 2, ,,
One poor drummer, from whose
recital Constat has transcribed the
same account, Vouched by many
Others, after suffering fright,ul dan
gers for more than twelve hours, at
length quietly fioated on shore seat
cd on his chest, having escaped with
a fractured thigh.
The dreadful morning after this
sad event was one OF horror and 6es-
olation throughout the camp, for
but too numerous were the bodies
which strewed the sand. The EN-.
Peror's grief and remorse were ex-
treme, and he doubtless bitterly re-
preached himself for his injustice to-
wards the admiral, who was, never
theless, much blamed for his leconic
answer to the orders given him,
which, in the unlucky humor Napo>
leon was then in, were not likely 10
calm or make him hear 10 reason.
II is true that the admiral did his
duty nohly in resisting such absurd
commands, but his end in wishing
TO save so many lives would have
been better answered by humorinR
the Emperor's weakness, and by con.
descending TO explain, with more
gentleness, the reason OF his disobe-
dience. -n-s .-nf.
The matter was, oi course, hushed
up as much as possible; but if Admi-,
raj Bruix had acted like another con-
stable Of Bourbon, he would have
had as good an excuse as tle ill-treat-
ed cousin Of Francis l.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
GALLIPoLIs OHIO, DECEMBER 26. 1850

The lambs with wolves shall craze the
verdant mead,
And boys in howery bands the tiger
lead.
The steer and lion at one crib shall
meet, ~
And harmless serpents lick the pilgrims
feet. -'r7.f....
The smiling infant In bis hand shall
take %.
The crested basilisk and speckled snake,
Pleased, the green lustre cf the scales
survey,
And with their forky tongue shall inno-
Gently play.
Rise crown'd with light, imperial Salem,
Deg risel 7e'
Exalt thy towery head, and lift thy eyesl
See a long race thy spacious courts
adoFn;
See future sons, and daughters yet un-
yfr born,
In crowding ranks on every side arise.
Demanding life, impatient for the skiesl
See barbarous nations at thy gates attend,
Walk in thy light, and in thy temple
bend;
See thy bright affairs throng'd with pros
trate kings,
And heap'd with products Of Sabean
springsl Wl-l e -H
For the Idume's spicy forest blow,
And seeds of gold in Ophir's mountains
glow:
See heaven its sparkling portals wide
display, IN
And break upon them in flood of day!
No more the rising sun shall gild the
morn,
Nor evening Cynthia fill her silver horn;
But lost, dissolved IN thy superior rays,
One line ofglory, one unclouded blaze,
O'erhow thy courts: the Light himself
shall shine arrH
and Gods eternal day be thine!
The seas shall waste, the skies in smoke
decay,
Rocks fall to dust, and mountains melt
away; .- ..-.., .-~
But fx'G his word, his saving power
remains;
Thy realm for ever lasts, thy own
Messiah reigns!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

The GREAT TUNNEL.-The great
tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, in Preston CO, Va, is said
TO be progressing with great rapidity.
The contractors, Messrs. Lennon,
German, Clarke, & Co. work 300
hands during twelve hours Of the
day, and have already penetrated
about 2,400 feet, or more than half
the distance. The Cumberland Civ
ilian says;
Operations are carried on at fvo
different points, and the whole work
is expected TO be completed by the
lst Of next June. This stupendous
undertaking has caused the village Of
Greigville to spring up in its vicinity,
which already boasts of so houses, q
churches, 2 schools, 7 stores, and q
post Office. The miscellaneous pop
ulation of the place is kept in order.
by a permanent guard Of twelve men,
employed by the contractors and
well armed and equipped.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

CALIFORNIA U. S. SENAToR.-The
prominent candidates for U. s. Sen
ator from California in place of Gel.
Fremont, of whose reelection there
is considerable doubt, are, on the
part OF the Wings, Gen. Percifer F.
Smith, John Wilson, late of Missou-
ri; James NJ. Crane, editor OF the
Pacific Courier, and T. Butler King;
and on the part Of the Democrats,
Col. Weller, Col. Fremont, Col. Gea-
ry, Major Bryant, Major Roman,
Capt. Halleck, besides regiment Of
other majors, colonies, captains and
corporals, of the Whig and Demo-
cratic armies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

EFFECT OF LocoPoco ORAroRY.
al want some man to go down into
our district and make a democratic
speech" said a good honest farmer,
as he bid good morning to a couple
Of young Locofoco lawyers who
flourish in the vicinity OF Spauldines'
Exchange. "Cant you go downi''
"No cant, really. I've some bust.
ness on hand that can't be DELAYED -
"Well I'm sorry for that, for the
neighbors told me that you was the
best man to get" "Sorry 7 can't 90;
bat so it is" @Loek here my friend.n
said the other lawyer, ST sometimes
make democratic speeches myself"
"Do youl-then suppc0s you go.HI
"Well don't know about thSt.isI
might not do very well. In AL
made speech one night ara demo-
cratic meeting, and It took me tiIi
midnight to get through with it,
The folks seemed to ike iC well
enough for three or four hours. bns
when il got into the big hours, sverv
man Of 'em left but one.n GWslk
that man was a good demoerat, |
know" 40 yesl-certainlys-lSat A
stGid to dan ne.n -ac5d sal'si sdn;sS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

PRINTER's NATIONAL CONVENTION
This body has adjourned to meet in
Baltimore on the 10Th of September
next. Resolutions were adopted
against the establishment ofagovern-
ment Printing Office; and The pres
ent mode of giving out the public
printing by contract; also recon-
mending Congress to withhold il
from all persons who are not practi-
cal printers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

A HERMIT. is stated in a
Thomaston, Maine, paper, that there
has resided for a number of years
past, in the back part OF the town Of
Montvile, a hermit OF the name OF
Barret. He has dwelt in a cave, the
work of his own hands, dug liz the
bank of a small river, and carefully
secured at the entrance against the
intrusion of wild beasts, by a large
log, sufficiently hollow to admit OF
his entering. He rejects every kind
of luxury which may be offered him,
the fruits OF the earth that grow
around him being his only food,
water his only drink. Since his re-
tirement from the world he has
copied the Bible twice, once on pa
per, and once on the bark of birch
tree. About year since, he moved
from his cave in MontyiIle, further
into the woods, the country having
become so much settled around him,
that he was frequently annoyed by
visitors. He is the son of a respecta-
bic farmer in Massachusetts, who
obliged him to marry a woman he
disliked. he having previously formed
an. attachment for another. He
lived with his wife but short time.
when he secretly left his native town
for Maine, and took up his abode in.
the wilderness. .t