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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

r59s The MAYOR OF PITTSBURGH Says the
Philadelphia North Amer1can,) appears TO have
hard road 10 travel. Ever since he was taken from
prison and inaugurated, either himself or his enc
mics have been constantly getting him into trouble
and suits at law. His latest difficulty is stated
thus by the Pittsburgh Journal; An elderly
landlord had a troublesome tenant, an old woman,
whom he had long been endeavoring to get out Of
bis house. but without success till last week, when
she signed an agreement TO leave. Repenting at
rewards she sent for the Mayor to protect her
from election. The landlord sent couple of
officers to put her out with her furniture, but the
Mayor appearing, endeavored to stop them The
landlord and the Mayor thereupon got TO quarrel
ling and the result was that latter was arrested
aud bound over to keep the peace for tire atening
violence"
PROBABLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT AND Loss OF
LIFE.-From Mr.. AID. Papin, clerk Of the steamer
Highland Mary we learn thatintelligence had been
received by merchant OF ST. Joseph, to the effect
that the steamer Cora had struck a snag and sunk
in very deep water drowning sixteen persons
The Cora on her way from St. Louis to Coun.
ell Bluffs. with a large number of Mormon aud
other emigrants to California The report was
very generally credited at ST. Joseph:
st Louis Inteligencer, 4th.
The CONGRESSIONAL AND STATE LEGISLATURE
CANVASS IN MIsscURI-The ST. Louis Republican
urges the Wings to run fail ticket in every county
OF the State and expresses the opinion that there
will be political revolution that will astonish and
crafty their Wing compatriots throughout the
country.
MILWAUKEE NORMAL INSTITUTE AND Hon
.scHooL.-On Wednesday May Is, says the MI
woskee wis Sentinel the Milwaukee Female
Seminary will be reorgsnized under the name oil
the Milwaukee Normal Institute and High School,
and go into operation on plan proposed by Miss
Beecher.
SINGULAR FAcT.-A large number OF drum fish,
says the Sn0w HiH MIDI Shield, are to be found
dead in different parts of the Synepuxent Bay.
When harpooned they bleed as freely as when alive,
which would seem to indicate the torpor OF some
disease rather than death.
~ A Post Office has been established at Pc
.nataquet. formerly Mechanicsvillel in the town Of
hlip, Suffolk Co. Long Isiand-Seth Il. Clock,
Postmaster.
LIZ Moses Hallett, Esq. native Of Yarmouth,
Mass. but an old settler in the West, died at Ben
retts Landing. Mo. on the Goth ult-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
PAPER HANGiNGs AND BANDBOxES
n, BROWN 81 CANAL-ST.

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURED OF PtPsr hsnk-
tnes and Bandboxes ohers for sale splendid sssois
ent OF French and American Paper Hangtngs fre-2os
Prinu and Bsndbores wholesale and retail Also o' 10
Arrons q beautiful article Competent voEkmen V PsP"
rooms IA the best msnner. s short notice. AID -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

At FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagres and through
NRf&E to San Francisco In sailing vesses-The splendd
new coppered and copper.fsstened brig ALPHON-
so Capt A. b Hodgden will sail as above on Monday,
NAV 20 her regular day Price passage from New York
to Chs eresCsbin $50 second cabin, $50 From Panama
10 San Cabin, 800; second cabin, $50 For
freight or passage having splendid accommodations apply
on board at Pier IL, Err or to RUSSELL < NORTON,
my9 6ts 81 Odsp, Office Of Cbsgres Sailing Packets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

REMOVAL. = II
q j. II. LJMBURGEK would most respect
IN "a " INFORM the punic, aud his irteu1s psrtcln.
CNN " that he has removed from IS Wslst to fcy
<Eef Broadway, where he keeps flll assoftnent 81
" --.Its Jewelry Silver and Plated Ware, and Fsoey
Goods carefully selected. regards qlahty and sJe
very oderafe prizes dsirrs himself TO DC al 70 gNe
entl al those who may favor en WIN c1'
b. Watches and Jewehy carefully rep AIRED sad var
unted. VIZ uJHtN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

I0HN WALL Of Tho late arm of j. O, Bucknsm e.
Co. Commission Dealer IN Boots, Shoes ami Leather,
keekesst Boston. -
e Re, coasigansuh solicited. nso swtseod swoseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
CHARLESTON. Saturday, May / l

THE CHOLERA AT HAyASA.-By recent arrival
at this port from Havana, it is learned that the
Cholera continued TO spread there, and created
great CONSERVATION among the inhabitants.
The demand for Rice was quite active, and
prices had advanced full I cent per ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

BROADWAY BArK.-NEw YoRK, April q, 1850.
nlNiDEND.-Ap Dividend Of -Four t4l per cenI upon
Dthe Sspital stock Of this Bank viii be paid the
Soekbodes on and amer the 18th day OF NAV ensuing
TIE Trsnsfer-book viii be closed from tue 5h day OF May
until the day OF payment BY order OF the Board,
a29 tMl5 J. Ia EvERITT Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

'rbs Defroa Advertise of the IL tn says Letters
rare received in this city yesterday. ifom so,ne
- ,hase who LETT Detroit th sprias, FOR Caiiorna
=. q Jcsepb, Mo. dated April e7 They We DO.
nr.hle accounts of the condition. Of the 10000
p p;rso.s encamped a, s. Joseph. Those Tom ON
ss,s had made arrange meats TO start on tne losa
April bu. had been de,% sas s b Toe ,od All their
Da~' and were goiag 10 pack through deter.
49, 10 make the trip in IS days They were 70
M. on the esth nit The letters represent great
astress among many of the em,grants on accosa'
pr ,slsv and short allowance Corn was w0ftn ~
" ~, ., :, cents per bushel hty $50 pee tua rney
e.S 10 Keep constant watch on their team; and
Ds od. % avoid their being stolen by the lnd'al''
IN, 200 Of whom were cncamped about hail
,;Ie OFF Many Of the em raut' AMI horses are
sr;er ard some, disheartenej, are turning 30 ne,
~, most Of them, alured by the glimmer OF sod
are determined to push through at all hazards All
those who went from here, were well and n so'd
spiriis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

BUSINESS WANTED-A middle-aged active, en-
DteFprising msn-a native OF rs city-res Dec ahv con-
necied in church and In see,y having thousand dol
lars command desires . engage In established
yers years experience In early life the ana
snerward In the manufacturing business and for doz IN
yesrs past has had the ownershp aud Enhancement on a
suceesu hu siness requiring Considerable hasnei ability
hui he desires now 70 change his vocaiiou Rs
no his pos, paid add
myita LEONiDAs WILLIAMS, NY City Poss-o nee
NRGANa.-WM Ii. DAVIS, Organ Builder, 81
OMscdouesl-st Offers for sale Church and raror Or.
eans Ia now on hand one Of sops do sx and eigh.
swe, VII be- sold low tor e1st or approved escl A5 iu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
WArCaEs. JEwELKY AND slLyER-wARE.
SQUIRE K BROTHER,
~ ErrIT1N.ST AND 1872 ROWERY

SQUIRE 4 BROTHER,
on FULTON-Sr. AND 1872 B0WERY.
a WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST
- ofthose who wish the above goods 10y our ar
= ransemenls In Europe and the manufactures here,
sxi OF geItug goods rom frs, hands % make their
s11.sse. either store-97 Fulton-st or 1872 Bowery.
cod waiches by Cooper, Tooiss, Beesy and otnsTs
Cioid pstert lever va,ches full eweled-
Gold patent lever watches for ladies'
Gold and silver watches ofnl kinds.
God loekets, ike watches, open both sides.
Silver tea SETS, forks spoons, ladies' &c
SvewaTe IL the pride Of our business and we are cs
teImined 10 keep the reputation Of selling al our silver
equs 10 dollars and thai our warranted standard.
Qua RULEs-An goods warranted represented on
eeeh article the price marked In plain fgures one price,
and cAsh only. a2p I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
III REGULAR MAIL LINZ LINZ ~

via s,ouingioD and Proydeace.-Inl and
route wi'hcu, ierry, change OF cars or baggsge-
steamers @ VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE Capt William H. Fraxee in coanscroa
with de s!oningon and Providence aud Bosom ard Provi
deDce Railroads. leaving NeNSY0Tk day, (SuadAyB
cepiedl from Pier North River FRS, wharf above Bar
terry Place, at o'clock r. n. and Stonngton al q.
clock, NJ or upon the arrival Of the mall train from
and in every respect particularly adapted nsveS
on Of LongIslsnd Sound. The accommodations for pes.
ssngers are coRmodious and comfbrsblethe ocer O.
psbs and experienced The being the shortest and
most direct between Boston and New passengers ere
enabled arrive IN ample time for the morning nes q
steamboats, and rsilroads running 10 various points om
thoss cities Thee VANDERBILT viii leave New-Yosk
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave Stonington Moo
day, Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE wa
leave New-Yori Monday, Wednesday and Friday Leave
sonngton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday n B.-Pss.
sengers the arrival OF the steamers 1t Stonngte pro-
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad 10 PROM
dence and Boston A ssggasemasser accompanies eseh
train to and from Boston FOR passage bertha sSterooms
or freight applications may be made 10 the agents ths
wharf, and Al the Office Ia Battery place Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
- r.RFgyssr -jNEW.YORK & ERIE Rail

kSf2 htf1t;sessess ;:S<lROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS-On
and after Monday, May 8, 1850 the trains
viii leave as follows, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
nom the foot OF Duanest daily. (sundsys excepted)
Breskfast and supper sn board the boat
WAY AND mai. TRAH-At6l A. NJ stopping ut all mo
sat0ns-arrivng Corning and Jefferson about 10y d.
and Of Buffalo next morning. .-.,.
arriving at Geneva IN time 10 connect VIII me Exp
train from Albany and arrive At Buffalo at NJ next Day
AK EXPRESS TRAs-Win commence running 10 lew
DAYS OF which due notice will be given:
FRyIcHr TRAIs-Lesye New Yort, from foot OF Duane
A. daily (Sundsys exceptedl al Fregnt for oenevA
Rochester and Buffalo forwarded by Express freight train
New.York Nay 1850 .,,,,o, ,,-,.
my3u ChAhbEo miNcii o~Poi""V71ooH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

NTEW YORK COMMON PLEAs.-WlLLIAM w. DEfokEsr
~ agains, WILLIAM G cHAyE HENRY PErEltkIN and CA
UTERINE his wife. GERHARD GRADER, HENRY JAG and
CHARLOTTE JAG his w-in pursuance OF adecre o me Ne"
Pleas and for the City snd County OF New
Yok will erpo sale on day MAJ 1850 at IL O'Clock
Merchants Exchange ia the City Of New York the mort
described follows Wit; All that certain lot
hand the Tnih Ward Of the City Of Newfork
bounded and containing follows that TO say commencing AZ the
westerly and Hesr and thence west
ery soutbe side OF Hester street TO lot KNOWN as num-
Der Hesterfte or late belong The estate Of
Schultz deceased thence souter along The ast enone
lot m feet lot Of land late belonging 70 Peter Lonard
thence easier along the last NJ to Aea
street nohey along the westerly side u Allen street
inches 70 the place OF beginning be sad coeus
more or the premises being known by the number ninety
aioresad-Dsted New fOrS April "a, 1870
THOMAS cARHLEY, Sheriff
a DtPorrsr Plaintiff Attorney 2Aw3~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

- At PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful residence
situated at Oyste Bay, Long Island consistng OF
- neat two story house, containing seven rooms BIS
side kitchen and attic with spring water Leading into the
house There is also good carriage house, barn, &c,
with twenty FIVE OF fine meadow land, Including ep
pie orchards and large variety Of other , trees shrub
berry, &c The location s splendid and Is Of the most
desirable county residences now offered for sale. For
terms and further psriculsrs apply 10
A. J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
mvI4lw broad.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

EOR SAILING bushels French Potatoes, IN ham
h pers just arrived per packet chip 8sllia 81
nyi4 II CARPENDER 4 CHRYsrIE 60 wan-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
FOR SALE.
u FnR sALR-ELMIRA MILLS Az ELMIRA,

ar FOR sALR-ELkIRA MILLS, AT ELMlRA,
NJ n Y-This valuable property situated on the Che
AhA mung River, in one Of the mos pleasant towns 10
Weseru Eew-Yori the line Of the New-York and Erie
Railroad where It IL intesected by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road 10 offered at very low
price, and on easy terns Previous to the propretors
leaving Elmira II yielded for several years net prUht
eora 10 d per cent the Terms: One-thrd cash
DOWN balance IN ak yearly instslmenls FOR particulars
proprietor, In Montreal Canada East ,
25fSms lhA GUILD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

DAINTING-In imitation Of Wood and Marbe. J..
II SPENCER L SONS, is Walker-st still continue TO
orders In their line Of business Hall Wails Msu-
ues Doors Libraries Stores Psrlors and Churches Tin city
and country painted initiate the various woods aud
bes Orders promptly attended to- mys ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

DUBLIC NoIICE-suPRkML COukI--In tbs matter VI the
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and CommoaAy Of the City
the AMI laying out OF public paco,
known suyvesan the Seventeenth Ward OF said CITY
Pebble hereby The Mayor, Aldermen and
monay Of the City Of New OH pursuant n statute such
made and provided that the said The Mayor Aldermen and Common
ofthe City New York nrnd Application the
Court Of the State Of New Yo SPECIAL term Of the sad Court to
he held at the City Hall the City ofNev York Saturday tbs 5
ds May 1880 the opening Of the Court that day.
thereafter counsel be heard Tor the appointment OF COmn
that the and extent Of the the opening and
laying Of public place. Known syvesan square bet~ 81
and bounded noer It'll south-ry
by 9th the Seventeenth Ward the City Of New
the lad The plan othe said City BY virtue Of
eued "An Act relative TO improvements touching the Lsy
Out Of Streets and Roads the City Of New fos and for other
purposes pissed Apnl Sd ls aEd also act entitled IN Act
TO Alter tie Map Paa Of tie City OF New YORK. BY yny out
thereon peb place. known snyvesani passed Mach
10th, ls5o.-Datej New. YOrt, April 2sh, 1880.
A2Q tMy2b HENRY T. DAVIES Counsel fr The Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

ssss At PRIVATE SALE-A splendid Farm, con-
IL tanning about l43 OF land situated at Mauehen,
- ~ and about from Rreemsn's Depot bound
ed In part by the Turnpike road from New YORK 10 New
Brunswick and by the road from rlainheld TO NewBfook
lyn On said fern there house and out buildings, with
nppe and peach orchards and q Of woodland the
balance being In high Of cultivation. IL viii be sold
In parcel in parts TO All purchasers FOR TURNER
particular. apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auc-
toneer Rrosdst myl3 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
= con NTRY nKAT ROK SALE-That hlghl

z Desirable property Known a. the Bishop Psce Is
4 situated Ia Wsingford. on the Hartford and New
Haven Turnpike ten and han nes norm Of con-
sss of sixythree OF land and spacious elegant
and expensive buildings erected by A3ransn as
beef fruit consisting Of pears. apples. charles spreo,s
&c ard OF the best grapes Tor the table,
and making wine Also, strawberry vines OF the best
quality, would furnish large quantity for market Al ex-
ceeu spring In the garden supplies the house and grounds
with waller For location and beautiful scenery there are
but few places equal II will be sold low, and irmediste
possession given. For particulars, inquire OF GEO w.
WHITTELSEI, on the promises, or ALLEN WHIT
TELSEY, 21 Southst NewYork. pyl3lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

n GRIFFIN e. CO.'S Patent Fuel saving Apps-
Dsratns They continue 10 adapt their principle TO the
satisfaction Of the number OF those who have them in
use The MERITS Of this invention have been we'll tested
and published to the world IL not necessary TO cay any
hing more, butcal and see at 1872 Broadway, N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
srA FOR SALE ''ss s !, oAkA q,

ESr--lsnow wing 81 The foot Of Frsnklin.sL North
s1As1szs..@~ Rver-Leugth 80 aeet % tees inches
bearn 700 mns burden.
The Niagara Is In complete order, ready 20 start az
DAVIS notice. She has boilers that have been In but
few monhs Of extra size and workmanship, giving an
ample supply OF steam without the use VI blowers Hsr
speed Ii now greater than whep running on the North
River.
Estimates be Office OF the cost OF suing
her up night boat with state berihs Sc Her
inventory Ia complete IN every respect For tsrms &c sp
Div 10 r. 4 SCHUYLER, Hsnoyerst. New-York
~ The Philadelphia North American, Boston Atss and
Baltimore Patriot please copy. a2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

S,UPREME COURT SEwY0RK-John HANCOCK, against Har
Srson and Ann his wife, William H. Hb5ud and Pheoe
Ann his Harrison Palmer Richard Palmer, Hannah T. Bruh
Richard Bru Charles Bru Phebs p BIsa and James Buff
Summons for relief ICON not SER ITO ANN PALNhk-ron are
hereby required the complaint this acton,
which Office Of the CLERK Of the CITY and County Of
Hail. the Of Nevrork, the 18th day
April 1850 and To your answer TO The sad com
paat his oce No 81 Wslsreet the City
New York twenty days AFTER the service OF tbs summons
you exclusive Of such sscs and al 10 the
the aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action
will sppb the relief demanded in the
ted New York. April 18th, 1850 X bowNh,
QaH6X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

DAM OF sALIsBUkk.-fes note, u ,n s,, 81
Toll. IS wIlsn,sl u pos esuL discount is.S TD%"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

IN PURSUANCE the Surrogate the County Of New
lYot hereby TO all having claims sanss
JOHN McFARIANE late Of the City Of wfork decea sed TO
present the subscriber his ohce
Hanover street. the Of New before the twen
day of August pextDsed New York, tho twenty sixth
day ofFebuary, lSS
s7f law6Ea WALDRON r. POST, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES.-For sac, about
- sixty acres OF land, mile south OF Hastings and
three miles north OF Yonkers lying west OF the North
River Road and fronting the Road and Hudson Rivers
laid out In building sites OF from three TO twelve acres the
sites for building unequsled on the Hudson RIVER
having NJ s com handing view Of the Hudson and the
Fsst River Sound Staten Island &c &c Maps, &c can
be had Of THEODORE MARITIME, Twenty-eighih-st.
kety Eighth and Ninth aZo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the County
New York notice hereby gwen 70 al persons having csn
SAMUEL RIkER late Of the city Of New YORK. deceased
present vouchers tcreoto the subscriber at he
esdence Bowery the city Of New YORK. before III
twenty day Of August next Dated New York the 18th Ia
Of February, 1850 HELkNA j. fuhkh, AdninistrairA
NILS law 6ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

-Uws STEAMBOAT FOR CHARTER.
,sllsr s4-t>-The BUFFALO can be chartered by the
--,-~day or week Said boat Is IN good order
and can be started Ia hours notice She has excesn.
nrrodstions for passengers and 10 well adapted
for towing shipping Apply on board at Jersey c'y'
IxUs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

MRS. O,MEAHA,s PATENT ABDUM-
= INAL SUPPORTERS, for the cure Of weak
II " ness or rupture, cannot be surpassed. They
fsH are free from steel or brass springs, and with
i#a1 out back pads. All letters (postpaid) promptly
P5- stened 10. l4S Cana-st
Nk9 my4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

Al WHITES INFALLIBLE OINTMENT.
I~SVe-Ths article can now be hsd the shakers De-
6>-<Apot, lO7 John-st Tryit. Price . cents
mvlA iw- A WARNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

FOR sALRchesg FOR cs 1:ao1 syss tss
ss ers,on nessureent built Ia 1873 In inc best
and os subs,antis manner balsstsd with iron es.pgs
has good suit Of sails lseke, re Apply ~ a; lAsr,
Spar Yard, foot Third-'l Elk "neie VIC mv4 a~.
seen
pop IIyERPOOL.-The packetship GAR
,<fTz PiCK Capt Richard Adams, will have Immediate
s&s4 sspsrh for the shove port For freight or PASSAGE
sn}srsid accommods ATOMS, apply on board, al the
Soot Of w lLst or TO sPOFFoRD, TILESroN CO.
'OosI' 48 S)uth-st
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
NO. 3l.
FLORIDA,

We mark at this juncture, with more than ordinary interest, the results of cleo tions in the South, as they may be read as signs of the times. With this feeling We have awaited he issue of the Compression. al elections in Florida with peculiar inter- est, because it is not only the extreme Southern State, but was the first tospeak since the passage of the "measures of ad- iustment;" where the Democratic candi- date had avowed his preference for a dis solution of the Union to the passage of the Compromise Bill, and where the state of public sentiment was more equvocal than in the neighboring Southern States. We are now happy to learn, by the last Flor ida papers, that MT. CABELL the Whig and Union candidate, (who had voted fo2 the Boundary and Territorial Bills,) has carried the State by an increased majority over his former one-under the disadvantage, too, of being confined to his seat in Con. gress while his opponent was canvassing the State We have no doubt that his ma- iority would have been further increased could he have met his adversary on the stump. We have no idea, however, that all who voted for Mir. BAIRD, the Demo- cratic candidate, are disunionists; very far from it. Indeed, we learn by private let ters that his supporters, to great extent, discovered the disunon sentiments of their candidate; and many Democrats who voted for him are known to be unWavering Union men. The disorganizerS in Georgia were sanguine of the success of their cause in Florida, we are informed; and the triumph of MT. CABELL will be a damper to them and their unholy schemes.
 National LnteMgencer.
Southern shield., 1850-11-16
Homestead Law.

With much pleasure we notice that Gov. Roane, in his Message to the Legislature, recommends the passage of homestead ex- emption law. This is indeed good move, and one which we trust will receive the at tention of that body. It is useless to speak of the merits and importance of such law. All understand them. The best feelings of our nature prompt the object, and the die tates of common humanity suggest that up on the statute book of every State in the Union should be engraftod provision te exclude from forced sale the family home. stead