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"Thc projects shall designate precincts
IN their respective counties and shall appoint three
discreet persons judges Of election in the several
precincts. Otherwise said election shall be con
Quoted in manner and form prescribed in the
laws Of the Territory, under the title Of selection,
except that the projects clerk Of each county shall
with the assistance Of the project examine and cast
up tho votes given 10 each candidate; shall give a
certificate Of election 10 the person having the
largest number Of votes, and shall transmit TO the
Secretary Of the Territory fair abstract Of all the
votes given, within four days from the day Of the
election.
"Giycn under my hand, at the government house,
in the city Of Santa Fe this 23d day Of April, A.
d., 1850. JOHN MONROE,
military and Civil Gov, New Mexico"
purporting to be issued on the ID Of April, 1850,
New Mexico, has been issued under the direction
and sanction Of the President.
APPEALS FROM ORPHANS COURT or DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA.
Mr.. DOWNS moved, and the Senate proceeded
TO the consideration Of the bill 10 regulate appeals
from the trial Of issues from the Orphans Court in
the District Of Columbia.
The immediate question pending was on striking
out the right Of appeal from the trial Of issues ia
the Orphans Court of the District Of Columbia, in
all cases which " have arisen" as well az those
which may arise hereafter. Crhc object of the pro
vision being generally understood 10 allow an APP
peal in the case Of Van Ness rs Van Ness tried IN
this city in November, 1876, and the appeal in
WHICH tdst WIZ ulsHli5ecu Dy the supreme Court
for want Of jurisdiction
Messrs. HALE and wALKER opposed the motion
TO strike out, and Mr.. BUTLER supported il. The
motion to strike out was agreed to--ycas "a,
naysl2.
An amendment granting the same right in cases
which have arisen during the last five years, was
rejected by the following vote:
YEAS.-Mcssrs. Atcbison, Chase, Clemens, Da-
via Of Mississippi, Dodge Of Iowa, Downs Foote,
Hale. Hamlin, Houston, Jones, Norris, Rusk Soule
Sturgeon, and Wslker-I6
NAYS.-Mcssrs. Baldwin, Barnwell, Bell, Ben.
ton, Berrien, Butler, Cass, Clarke, Clay, Cooper,
Davis Of Massachusetts, Dawson, Dayton, Dickin.
son, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Felch, Greene, Hunter
King, Mason, Miller, Pearce, Phelps, Pratt, Smith,
Turney, Underwood, Upham, Wales, aud Web.
ster--30.
Mr.. PHELPS moved 10 amend the bill by limit
ing the time in which such appeals shall be taken
to one years and pending which the bill was laid
ON the table.
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rae MovEMENrs IN NEW MEXICO.
Mr.. FooTE submitted the following rcsoluti

Mr.. FOOTE submitted the following resolution:
Resoioed, That the President of the United States
be requested TO inform the Senate early as prac
ticablc, whether any person has been, by him, APP
pointed civil and military governor of New Mexico
since the fourth day Of March, ls49; and, if so,
whether the same individual continues still 10 act
in that capacity, whether he has been succeeded
by other person; also, that lac be requested to
inform the Senate, whether the said civil and mill.
tary governor has received instructions from the
Executive or any departments Of the Government
TO take measures for the organization Of a State
government for said territory TO aid and advise
the habtants, within its limits, in furherance OF
such organization and further that he be requcst-
ed 10 communicate TO the Senate all orders, writ
ten or oral instructions given TO, or correspond
cnce held with, any person, as civil and military
governor in New Mexico, on the subject Of said
State organization; and further, whcth n the fol
lowing "PRocLAaATIoS," viz:
Whereas, the people Of New Mexico, by public
meetings held in the several counties Of this Terri
tory, have expressed desire TO hold a convention
for the formation Of State constitution, and 10
urge upon Congress the admission Of this Territory
into the Union States therefore / John Monroe,
civil and military governor Of said Territory Of New
Mexico do hereby direct that the qualified electors
Of said Territory shall assemble the precincts OF
the respective counties Monday, the 9th day Of
May next, between the rising and the setting Of the
sun, 10 vote by ballot for delegates TO a convention
TO be held at Santa Re ON Monday, the 18th Of May
next, 0s follows:
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THE COMPROMISE BILL

MIR. WALES presented the proceedings Of pub
lie meeting held in Delaware, at which resolutions
were adopted recommending the passage of the
Compromise bill now before the Senate.
Petitions were presented by Messrs HALE, Mil
LER, and HAMLIN.
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 20, 1850.
S E N T f

The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a
from the Secretary of the Interior,
in response to resolution of the Senate calling for
information respecting the public lands.
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Great storm
xxxI.. CoNGRKss-Firsr Session.

sENATE....wAsAI, eToS, Thursday, Aug.l.
Mr. DOUGLAS moved that the independ Mt oil
ts the admission OF California be taken up for the
purpose Of making it the special order, which was
agreed TO- "a to %, viz:
lt.s Bald vim Benton. Bradbury, Bright Cas- Chsss,
Ssga Cav COoper, Davls Of Sssk Dsytoa ID ckius ~
peege u Via Dodge OF lows, Dvugas, ~ing, F. CD,
0.st dale, HAmli0, yoDos Miller Norrib Poelps, Sew.
ss SACKS Snih SprpAnee, Sturs o., Undei wVod, Up
hss Wsss Walker Whieombs, Winthrop.
n NAfs- Aehis0D, Badger, BsrnseD, Befden. Clemsns,
p's OF hss DAWSON, Oawsoo, FoOte hoasion, Hun.sr,
AAs sessn, Macon, Morton PeAIce, Pratt Sebastian,
SO~-e faisel, iu 90.
M DoVeLAs moved that II be made the special
crcer fur this day at 70 o'cock, and every day
u. resfter until dis posed Of
Az. AloHIsos moved 70 amend by striking cut
sNdsy and substitute Monday which was rejected
"a 10 so, as follows;
ftAs-AIehn.cn, bsrnwea sssger BsYy,sn R.ney cla.
seAs, DsV!, Dawson, Downs, Foo.r a l. Hnois, k,oS
pis TntsSS fsAse. Paeips Pau ku.k, Sc
NASs- BNlowin. bradoQry Blight Cha. OIL a.,
psvis " Mas DaJ too Dcsnsoa Doas-~, ~, eLay,
lOe. Douglas r. ing. Feleh, Greece. 49,, Vyo1se
EsL noiis stNkf0, Ssieloss Nib spruaneg sayssoo
eses 'AnAn@op, Wall
10 The course OF some conversation. NJ no,,.
aAs AIRED be bad no disposition 70 ,une,ceS.
We Utah bill by the proposed special order n ~
Sooon pending should be agreed 70. the Ut,h ~,
sNng been ordered TO be eOgrossed, would ,till ha
passed and sent to the House.
. y. FoorE expressed his desire before the Cali.
a eiil should be taken up that the Senate
sSsed @he 40 that portion Of he late On uibu.
'sstns 10 New Asxieo and Texas snd pass il
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Affairs at Washington.

m Tek0Yafh % Ihf w bHt &c WINDY.
WAsHIsGTOS, Thursday, Aug. l.
The upset Of the Omnibus has thrI wn every
ting into confusion. All is uncertainty 10 regard
she next move.
The Southern Press calls it glorious news. The
D.on lsments the bad management which defeat
ID what it now call, Clays favor te scheme. The
hel,genesr is surprised and disappointed. The
Rqsbhe is mum.
Mr. Bstess acceptance is now given up.
hs thought that Mr.. Pearce will now 4 consider
h decision.
Tue Foreign Ministers were presented yester-
DIV to the Presto ent
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ 1tLfGaapa 10 TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
The senate To Day.

sp.-al DispateA 70 The IrtoHDe.
WAsHIEsToH, August ].
fbe Senate has decided 10 take up the separate
Nh for the admission Of California forth wth-Yeas
IS Nays 90. Messrs. Clay, Underwood, Bentop,
Wales, spruance voting with the the free States
d the majority.
After refusing TO postpone to Monday aod to ao'
prn over 70 that day, the Senate has the bill now
10. Foote has given notice that it cannot pass the
Heuse. Mr.. Clay leaves on Saturday for New
vert and desires quiet AM seolusion. H.G.
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Miscellanesa. Items.

Baltimore August lsi, 1867.
The course Of Senator Pea &c Is severely do
Dosnced in this city
Oar city was visited by ahtavy thunder storm
his evening
Tue Democratic Convention to nominate May
o. assembled here this afternoon, but the excite
nent vas so gre oDg the feiens OF the several
spirsn,., they were compelled to aiJ1arn I'll TO-
borrow afternoon.
The Southern mail has COM TO hand
A Ere oec RED 10 New-Orleani On the 24sh
which consumed six buildings 81. Ann at. and
three on ST.. Clsudest One child was burne TO
snder. Several OF the fremen, who were en-.
iesvoriDg ~ stop the progress Of the flames, were
,sp .sruck, the thermometer being 9Se.
Gov. Bel, Of Texas, says that he will maintain
Yer territorial right, but looks to cong ess for jas
pse, and that Texas will cling 10 the Union.
The citizens Of Texas are boiling numerous
ssetngr, all claiming New Mexico, but are divided
asost SELF. out to the General Gover1m>tt.
Great storm.
HARTFoso, Conn Thursday Aug. Ii Pm.
Tremendous ain ltorm is now passi & over the
city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

u A youpg man named George Robinson
clipped from Pittsburgh the other day with the wife
q Mr.. Watts, a merchant Of that city. Toe loving
pair were foundthe next day at a hotel few miles
rem Pittsburgh and brought back 10 t'wr. The
lady had $3.50 Of Mr.. Wsst.s money and large
amount Of pllnder 10 Der possession.
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Progress Of tue Cholera.

CIhcISEArI IuTsdsy, Aug. |.
Board Of Health report for "a hours ending last
evening, 43 deaths; G from Cholera. 35 other dis
sues.
BALTIMORE, Thursaly, Aug !.
Cholera at Harper's Ferry SPREAD g aisrmingly.
ssperstiyes on Government works died on Tues.
day.
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,TW-YORK TRIBUNE

TEE ~" io ,'.'o.,sa lsusDArs ExcEPfsnl
81, rribSSe s"''"''ss, sSr '.. ,,,', ,s-m
.srssl', sOpo.'l. .s' 800 ~" %. -sss;
ara ss'sseo 70 Sy ~, ear "a, v sSvaoes :. o' D1ss
o. 80 ~ ~ "a, q ns rss -, ,suSg 10
e,t. s,i sse.rs. s'. a. oou,5. 20 oss
sd's ''S ggSs Goos sa's5ss rsS.s-c - % -
sfs ooory Nev'gsV, .,ss, tsan ,hs Of Tire
o. g, -. oses, whose 'sFms ~ n,s,Dsssa
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ANOTHLR ACCIDENT.

The train turning off from the Erie Railroad
from SUITE MS, ran sgains: a couple OF horses on
Wedle,day eve Jog; eau ht them upon the COW.
catcher and hi cd them. The train ran back some
distance to ascertain II any person, who might be
in charge Of them was hurt bu; no one was found,
and il is supposed that the horses hal aytd upon
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Fall Of a Brid.e-Loss OF Life.

DANyLLE, Penn Thursday, Aug. l. Z
The Northumberland Csoal Bridge broke down
ssii sAi. -nsnins. while the Harrisburg stage
WAS crossing it. Ibe stage. was Prscipitated into
Ne osusl with II passengers among than MIR.
Bssj D. Je,es, who was instantly killed. The re.
psincer of the passengers were more or less in
iUsa Two horses we're killed.
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CouP De SoLEIL.-Michael and Thomas Gun
Dgham, two lAoolers az work about bal ding az
the corner OF Steuben ct and NJ rte- avenue. were
sun struck Wednesday afternoon, and died shortly
after. They were natives Of ireland, about q
years Of sse and bad only been 10 this county
few weeks
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

PuBLIc scHooL.-The s. MINER term Of our Pub.
lie School has just closed. The semi annual exam.
nation took pace on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week, and the teachers and
scholars are cow enjoying vacation until the first
Monday OF September next The number Of scho-
lars ncw the register kept by the teachers 10 636.
The average attendance is AS, divided among the
three departments as follows;
Number the register ofthe Primary Dsparnsni....S20
Average
PItseIt 81 The exaipinsu 70
Number 90 The II rslef VI The Female DeparImenL.l60
Average Aueuoance.
Present 81 he eXauiDAr
kumteF the register VI The Male Department
Average asendhn
PLATE PRISINIATIOS-0n Wednesday even.
ing the members of Hercules Fire E agine Co. NJ.
3, net at the Darcy House and presented TO their
worthy foreman, John Sylvester, Esq. q beautiful
silver goblet as a token Of their esteem for hin a.
a citizen and fireman. The occas N was honored
by the presence OF his Honor the Mayo, a portion
Of the CONF mon Council delegates from the various
Fire Companies OF this city and Hoboken, and a
chosen few Of our worthy citizens, whom the ex.
oessive heat has rot IS yet driven out Of town.
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p.a,n sfau Ea,tnr BY Cholera.

UMOSTowE z no. July 29tl, 1850.
ksiar IRONS. &c tor OF the "de.iu'," and SIX 9th
gper.ons died here to-day Of Cholera.
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u The dead body OF little girl, 8 or years
Of sge, the daughter Of Simeon Dunn, residing near
Bonneville, the HhiR states, was fund floating IN
Peters Brook, on Wednesday last A man n4nsi
Andrew Hot was dros ned above the PAssaic Falls
shie bathing on Tuesday, having been seized
With crampa
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IL Cups have been attached to several pumps
for the benefit Of the thirsty. People should be-
ware Of indulgence in cold water during this
weather.
~ The Board Of Health seem TO be active IN
the suppression Of nuisances With proper eau
ton, we may get through the summer with good
health.
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r. There WIS sspirted meeting Of the Brook
lyn Temperance Society last ning TO hear ad-
dresses from noted speakers.
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z We understand that the corner stone Of
the Second Pr Shy terian Church at Railway will
be laid on Tuesday next at P. NJ. by Rev Mr..
lmbrie Of Railway. An address will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Dr.. Murray OF Elizabethtown.
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TIE EIGHT-sIDE OF NATURES Ga, 9Hosrs AND
GHosr sEsRs. By CATsEsIsE Grove. hsw.YWE
8 Bedheld. 1Zrno. Pp AL.
The author Of this work is an English lady Of
considerable distinction as e novelist and an &C.
conp!i,hed German scholar Without being q
slave TO the superstitous love Of msrves and prod.
ieies, her mind evidently leans toward toe twilight
sphere, vbiehlies beyond the scknO Eleiged bun
daries Of either faith or knowledge. She ssemsso
be entirely free from the sectanan spirit she oaa
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ASorHER.-A man named Patrick Clary, en-
Gagged In removing the furniture from house %
Johnson 81 died last evening from the same cause
He was foreigner and resided in New fota,
where be has a family. His body was taken 10 the
dead house. but has since been claimed BY nls
frieLds and taken TO Wnliamsbargh for lHtermenG
AsoTHTR-An inquest was held yesterday
morning on the body Of Patrick Cornell res ding
ia Henry-st near Hanilton-ay. who died OF c0nges-
tioD on II brain, caused by excessive heat DE
was 81 years Of age and native Of Ireland. Yer
dict in accordance with the Above facts
MORE sTILL-Tgo lsboring men. engaged on
new building in East Brooklyn, were also over
come By the heat, ard fears are entertained that
both viii die. All Of the above men are said to
have been foreigners, who have been in this co1n.
try but short tine.
ISoUTsra-COroner all held an inques. on a
child Of lnsh parents, residing ia State 81 which
died suddenly, yesterday, Of hydrocephaus. Yer
dict In accordance with the facts. Also on the
body Of man 6upd drowned at the foot OF II trri.
500. Verdict, found drowned. .....A Also this fore
Loon on the body Of q man named Patrick COnnell,
who ded from the effect OF heat in Myrteay.
Verdict sccadiDgly.. Also, on the body Of tso
Young men, who died yesterdsv IN South ookIyn
Verdict from same cause. The deceased were
brothers had out just arrived in this country With
their aged parents, from lrelsnd bad yesterday
commenced work Poor feibo~sl their ENJOY menI
OF American freedom vas brief
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NEWARK ITEMS.

II Navigation on the Morris Canal will be sus-
pended for few days We understand 10 conse-
quence Of the wsser being drawn from the section
in this 1ity, L make me repairs.
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r. uEvy-YoAx TRIBUNE

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following elegiac stanzas.

But haTk the minute gun, tbo mur1ed bel,
Pen while speak befin hsr''s oct
Thou too, ny country he.I'sf th.' heavy chime
And sius q moufner IN my woe 81 fins,
Tbv heart easl own opDIessed by sudaoo fears,
Thine ewes o'erchsrg,d win uDsValiins is-rs
We'll msysi thou mourn mere con 30 iiek relief
No morning twilight 70 my Dishi " sfisf
IA. "A hi gee heat 10 thee DnctOs-d,
al. ga The arm rbeTeon ny vusl rep 's.d,
al. "a :. The ,im pie fih tbs will rUmDiels
Tle .olesf danDg, never tsuzht reuoaL
Thstonlv, Jaw v befeyer danger led,
Tbe .lar Of Duty snliog overhead,
Falowed that sIar through Dsfl-'s hsry h-eath
AID baied IL sbising on The 'front.' II Dee b.
The poet ceases his song with declining TO cast
me horoscope Of bis county.
Here lei me psuss nor seek TO Bf the eye
And wear he kiDdhDg face OF Prophecy,
Pc ED W Iear no fgiuTs veil sside
Aaa smper diesms " palTioue pride
Wlb gorgeous pi urea where ne osEon's hand
hnAL IOseh We uOpie aud lhe poplar land,
Clasping the Continent Ia Ono enbrsc1,
The mig hgy heirdom Of The Saxon rsce!
Fpousb for her, 10 sofdopesdsat power
JowTesl The favor Of he p,rsenl ooor.
Ard W etter We, who strh hal hour 20 by,
snail ., - her standard bush tns SJslsera ,kH
shan hear her numps theif ming marchss blow
WhsTe OhZaDs liza biz helm u snow
Shat ifin tn cheers = lo6ef endeoce 0ey
By cubs's palms o, Hudeon's icy hay
or whether fartOns - 0y-rv1e
And leave BE- hind a clipped ard sh,uuken realm,
suii De u oars that o. anly Irust ~ Keep.
Wberewith our L,seno's living pulses lesp,
Cory heir ,ueDsib. toeif zss Instr fsth sublime,
And leave The future spto Cd atd Time.
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xxw.yoax WEEKLY TRIBUEE

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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rHE AhTRichN LEGO 80. q P1sN sFfoIr TIA Psi
sErs hsSfA ; ci.lY - HsRvsEO UsiFs <siFT, Jaw
DO x. hassFo IAFLoE. au4o"as'i JOaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
nnnr,l of supeirisnrs.

Dec Goth Ills honor the mayor in the chair.
The minutes OF the previous mectiog were real and
approved.
Several petitions were presented for remittance of
tax and were referred.
A resolution was prevented, In favor OF paying
Richard French fi2o for reals &c furnished 70 ju-
ries and officers. during tbs trials q John Moore
Charles Grow, and others FOR murder. Adopted
orFicr ron INSTINCT AIronSrv ANp cfrr sUn1s.
oce Of the district attorney, for the better sccom
nodstiop Of that officer sod to lease the premises
No - Chambers street at the rent of 400 pee
snd that the ooe nov occupied BY the District attor
nty be Appropriated for the temporary use OF the city
Judge. ADOPTED.
MIA Class ~ 1Hr corNrN CIFRK's 0frtcg.
resolution on petition OF Nr Riblst. county clerk
for xtrs clsfk at salary OF 500 per annum
der the pton sr about TO take elect on tie ist
Jsnusry. 1kk1. Adopted
Several other psp-rs tar and bulls we're reforf 81
The bosxd then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
The California Markets.

san Francisco, Nov. is, 1850.
AsHEs.-In small demand
BRhApsIUFFe. FLOUR has been dell and declining; a
goo0 supply OF Chill In market There have been 500
10 IV0 bags sold TO day at quotations There IL fair
supply Of barley and oats In rkst Mt quot atoms.
BnicKs-Sell O. wanting at quotations.
CEhErTand LNE-By retail sell slowly. II In guam
cities extremely low.
CoALs.-Plenty and DULL.
CoFrSE.-More plenty; moderate psles ct quotations
CAspLEs.-bsll pretty readily at quotations.
CGAHs-Stock Increasing; Gales at quetsti ons.
DoMEsries.-No change TO note
LuMsER-This article still arags heavily a. arrivals
continue.
NMs-gtock heavy.
PRovrRoSs have huctusted but little since our last
'6UoARs-stock aocu mulating, and prices lower.
TEAs.-bone email parcels have come into market
and sold at s1trs me quotations.
Isp,A GooDs.-D~sirsole styles In demand
fuRsIrURE.-stock very ample
Bosrs In fair requsst-stcck large.
BLANKETS sell st fair rates
Ready made olothiSg Of good styles meet ready sales
at COED prices
Several lots have arrived and sold ct quo
sons but further receipts would put the prices much
lower.
HIpks-A cargo OF about 600 has been collected and
-abipped They sre in demand.
Slnoe last the prevailing sickness has caused
dulness and rregulsrity In pricesthere having been
sales Of some articles made low rates par
ticularly at auction.
horrI Is plenty for commercial purposes, ct to 4
per cent per month.
COIN Dusr from s1bH to s1o.
sPHmE BILLS ut eight, par