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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-07

established by the of the Texan Congress- Decem-
Der 49, 1885, for that hereby recognised by the
Government of the United States"
Mr.. FEATHERsTON said that as the floor was yielded
to him on condition that lie should not make speech,
and that he would call for the previous question when be had
offered his amendment he would the previous
question.
The question then taken on secondng the demand for
the previous question, and seconded Ayes I03,
noes 40. III En- s#3hli &' "s
The question then taken on the substitute moved by
Mr. FEATHERsroS for the instructions offered by Mr. WENT
WORTH, and it was rejected by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs Aston, Anderson, Ashe Averett Bayly,
Boyd, Brock, Albert G. Brown Burt E. C.. Cabe Geo A.
Caldwell r. Caldwell Cngman W. RW. Cobb, Colcock,
DANIEL ebeTy, Edmundson, Ewing, Featherston, Gorman
mond Hilard Holiday, Holmes Howard, Hubbard Inge
Joseph W. Jackson, Andrew Johnson James L. Johnson
W. Johnson Jones, Kaufman, La Sere Marshall Mason Me-
lowell Robert M McLane Finis E. Mclean McMullen,
Morton, Orr Outlaw, Oven Parker Phelps Powell Savage
seldom Frederick r Stanton Richard H. Stanton Thomas,
Jacob thompson John B. Thompson Toombs venable, Wal
lace, watkins, Wellborn, Williams, and Woodward-7i.
NAfS-Messrs Albertson, Aexaader Andrews, Baker,
Beae, Bennett, bingham, Bokee Booth, Bowlin Briggs,
Brooks William Brown Buell. Burrows Chester Butler,
Thomas Butler, Joseph Cable Calvin, Campbell Carter,
Casey Chandler Clark Cole Conger Corwin Crowel Die
key, Dmmok disney Dixon. Doy, Duer, Duncan, Dunham,
urkee Eliot Nathan Evans Fitch Fowler, Freddy Full
Ter, Gentry Gerry, Gilmore, Colt, Could Grnne Hall,
Haiioway Harlan, Thomas L. Harris Hebsrd Henry, Hb
bard, Hoasand Houston, Howe, Hunter William T. Jack
son, 'qan herr George g. King, James G. King, John
King Preston King, Letter Levin Lefeld Horace Mann,
job Mann, Mateson, Mcdonald, McCaughey, MeKssock.
Mcianahan, Meachan, Moore Morris Nelson, Newell,
Ogie, Odds, Otis Peasiee, Peck, Phoenix, Ptman Potter,
Putnam Reed Reynolds Richardson, Robbins, Robinson,
Rockwell, Root, Rose. Ross Rumsey, Sacket Sawele,
Schenck Schermerhorn Schoolcra Sheppard, Sylvester,
Sprague Thaddeus Stevens, Steson Strong weetser Tay
or James ihompson Thurman, Tuck, Underh Van Dyke,
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DsLEoArs-I move that We adjourn.
PREspErT-The motion IL not Ia order while dele
gate IL speaking.
DrLEeArE-Hss he a motiont
Mr.. McCLosxEr-is.
PEEsiDsrr-Stnts IL.
Mr. M,Closxrv-I move that this Assembly adJourn
de- and that body Of mechanics DO eleotsd In It's
stead.
PRrsprSr-Thst motion is not In order, suicide
being always Illegal.
Mr. WALsH moved that the bene VIOLENT societies be
excluded, as the introduction Of them had caused
much trouble.
ADELroATE-There religious societies rapreson tod
here divipes and ecsesiastcs OF every kind and is
high time for the working to quit t. l. for ono,
will not pay any subscription.
Mr.. WALSH ultimately withdrew his motion, owing to
the lHtepess Of the bopr.
Mr. WILDE remarked that a motion Of bIs relative to
each trade furnishing information about II. con-
diton and grievances had not by the
commit. ce to whom t referred
MIR. DEAN a. chairman Of tho committee. said they
had not arrived At any decision upon It, though they
had IL under consideration
ApELtSArt suggested that in future the ugs ad-
journ when n II IL o'clock.
Mr.. Lowe suggested that the next night should be
devoted to practical discussion Of the rights and
grievances Of the working men.
The Congress then adjourned at twelve O'Clock, till
Tuesday week
ron leaving the several II the leading
comp the reporter of the Herald for the fu
si and impartial manner In which the reports Of the
Congress had been published In tha Herald aud added
that 10 was the only paper that had published what
actually took place
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New. rsom the CAPITAL.
Our SPECIAL TELksRAPHic CORRESPONDENCE.
w.uu-cro, July A lsSl

orn SPECIAL rKLksRAPHrc CORRESPONDENCE.
wasn-Gro-, July 1, 1850.
The steamer Vixen FAILED from the Navy Tsrd, this
morning, with dispatches for the squadron III Cubs
sh. ftted cut Ia great haste vorkmen h,'pg EN-
ployed upon her night and day.
JoDn d. ETlis vas conarm,d By the SENATE, warden
Of the District Psnitentiary.
The caucus which the Southern wings held on ga
turdsy evening vas failure and they have adjourned
to Saturday evening next
Tn. Gsiphin tusiness 10 under way 1t viii, In ell
probability, hang en- for sev-rsl days
The omnibus-sin drsgs heavy Clayton and the
cabinet are shng ter = var panic, &c 20 divert
public attention from their Gslps nls 9TH either
bpain or Portugal mo doubt OIL -ED. H,-sii
The FRIENDS 81 the admission "a California holding
caucus meeting In the House Of Representatives to-
night
The weather IL exceedingly warm, the thsmom-ter
being sts
A pev p.ssl treaty With Prussis -u be sent ir,s
IT, sensie In day or t~o for rstihcs,ion.
Judge sharhe has snbcunc-d him--if In favor Of ~r
tsBoins the Missouri Comptoms- line to the Pselao
The eeeretsy % the Treasury dismissed three clerks
from that department to-day.
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A II RIV AL
STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
APHIC
OVER
Koya Scotia, New Brunswick, and Maine Lines,
TO PORT LAND,
AND THENCE OVER
BAIN,s MERCHANTs' LINZ
TO NEW YORK.

&c. &c. &c.

The Europe was telegraphsd at 4 O'Clock. and
rived at O'Clock p. N. She lefs Liverpool at II
O'Clock on the 22d June
The Europa has about 50 passengers and sailsA for
New York with fair wind. at O'Clock.
The Aeis arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock on Satur-
day morning.
Fifty persons are known to have been lost In the
Liverpool and Glasgow steamer Orient but Ameri-
can names appear in the list Mr. aud Mrs Scott, Of
Montreal were smong the lost. Great blame 10 at
tsehed To tho captain and mate OF the steamer.
In the House Of Commons on Thursday Lord John
Russell made very briilisnt speech defence OF the
ministry, relative to the Greek question. and treated
The vote Of the part OF the Lord. with tho
most indignant contempt.
1t Is settled, that so long the ministry retain
they do the confidence OF tho CONNIE rs they will
retain their places.
There now appears to be less probability than ever
of . speedy adjustment OF the difficulties bot ween
Lord Palmerston and Gen. La iltte.
An attempt said to have bee m ade on Thursday
20 aassinste the President OF France but no parcu-
lars have been allowed 30 trsnspire.
The weather. during the past week hiss bsen very
favorable for agricultural purposes and tho gro wing
crops promise well.
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AT AIRS INE EUROPE.
TIE DETAILS OF TIE NEWS BY YHE Pscym
0VR FsREICH CORRESPONDENCE.
Akc., &C., 60.

The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived At
this port yesterday morning, in eleven days and
fifteen and half hours from Liverpool. Our ad-
vices from London are of the 18th ult.
The advices from Singapore are to the Sd Of
May lhey state that the steamer Nemesis had
returned nom Siam, at which place she left the
oni'ed States fngate Plymouth, having on lard
Mr.. Balesher, on a mission to Siam, &c, where
he had met very hat,ering option.
The accounts from Berlin describ. IN. b.,Ith A.
the hlng to be so far restored, that his estv has
directed that me- further communication relative
thereto shall be published. Several eminent usd,
csl gentlemen have examined The criminal S.(--
Ioge, and pronounced him TO be quite insane and
irresponsible; il is consequently doubtful whsthsr
any criminal inquiry will now be instituted
The Duke and Duchess of Moutpensier arrived
at Mad i'd on The l1th instant. The health of the
Queen continued satisfactory.
letter from Rome in one Of the Paris p.pers
mentions 4 plot TO assassinatr the Pope on Holy
Thursday, which was probably marred by the
rain, which prevented his Holiness from takios
part in an intended procession.
The question of the President's dotation is the
all, ngrossing topic at present in Paris, and il d
generally thought that the entire bill, a. PROPOSED
by ministers, will not be adopted.
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Tue CtsAN AfrsiK Nxw OHLkAy-. 1t 10
v It'll considerable nOrtIiiCatOn that We ave com
T. lied 90 Isfurfn OUr readers, that the dcveloy~
nlents " hich we promised 20 make, relative to- ths
cvbstcuon a. certain high fIucuUuariee " our go
veTbn. mt with IN. late Cuban eSp~ditou. have
been postponed, out Uf De ftence To tue urgent so
citations ot sonI- grntl-men, who's. names We
sbould b. comp-llsd to o. la the affair.
The matter. however, H. 81 such nature that
~ " vein TO sitcnd To conceal ~, and all tue fscts
~ul come out in due nnIe We yirld ~itn great
reluctance to thu considerations which have beeu
pre.s. Upou W, hut which had not b~es suggrrted
have already ubtaiurd considerable pubIcity, t,la-
tive 10 the sid and fort extended ~ the Cubin
Exleditcn by high ufhrnsls. who no~ nost
zesluus in pros' cutting the p-ftHs who failed Ia
eBteIpise, OF which the said officials fondly hoped
To gstb,f the fruits
The following officers, Who arrived here on FRI
day from Key Nest, sEd who were ~ the iiie
battle NJ CdfdeIHs, sp,Ssrcd before the u. ). Dis
tict Court Yesterday, IN charge of the u > vi ar
sbAl fof the UlstiIct OF tlTida aud delivered
over 20 the hsr-h-l here, VIZ Adiuiaat Gru-ral
A. Gopzslet, Li.nt Cot J 4 plcsett aud Major
b,mss Ha-k irs, ~ tbs kestucky KegIment;
LIEUT.. q Bell, Of the Louisiana kegln.st, who
luet ss arm AZ the b,ite If Bueua Vista aud Cag,
l. we. c,mmaudsr pf the steamer Crc~lc. Judge
Met sleb observed that he d,d not desirr to oppess
bell, especially n they were strangers IN the Guy
lie would, therefore, only require them TO give 80
,urty 10 the sum oi ~ 600 The clern of thu co.rt
wss cent TO the rOem Ut Jol. O'Hars, 10 take his
bond m like sutn, he bring connped 70 hrs bed
Gts hugusun, w. Stgur and j l.. O'SullIvsa
slso gave then recOgnizances. crka~s Dviia,
yv~s -.
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Before the Recorder anu Aid Murgsns and smith
Jvir THE July term OF the Sessions commenced
to-day
Ths Cs,-S@ The following osse. will claim the at
tsDtion OF the Court during the Pre-'ut t.rm-nay-
CRY 3; Burglary 4; Entertainment 5; arsud larceny
IL, Yale preten"e-2 2; Exposing obscene prints In
ALI -. Indicted IS Bassardy 3 Abandonment
Making 81 Total, old ana ue-. O.
The G'Gns jury Only eight Of the panel Il grand
Jurors answering TO shsir names, the grand Inquest
vas not formed
7iiaI CA4rgs Of hrTyins Hlfan, wiitoui Con
sent ~ her Pa'srt, An italian, named Csaia Donna
run ma vas called 10 ditend m.elf against chargs
Ot sbJuctibg an IN ant, named Anna Louisa Corrso,
twelve of irom k-r iathers house. aud mat
ping her, without obtaining the consent OF her pa
rtpts
The sfHds,it Of tho Rev. Jeremiah Cumming. vas
r-sd by consent This -~t forth that tbs dsponeut
Cunnines) married the attendant To Anna Loui.s
ortaO the 9th a. Aprl last at his or Cumming,D
rr-id.nce. In Twenty seventh stoot
Anna Louisa CORA, l. my aaughtsr shs ga born oa
tie sit Of May 1851 the d,frLd,ut my hoass
s'ual times previous to tue otn OF Aprii; di not
Ike the hours at which he visiiea aud told him he
must not visit my house n he wanted 20 me he
could hud me at NY place ut business; on the mprnlng
OF III, 9th OF april. my danghtor went to 81 Peters
| Cbuuh to cateohsm aud "a. no more " her until
the bb Of April when found her st No. 30 Leonard
street nj the rooms OF Mr. DUuusrumma
trotr examined On the 2pth ~ sprI boy called
and ststeO that Il / wanted daughter could
had fer si No. 50 Lena d ,tr q; I vent there aD1
found Anua Lonisa aud tOok h-f h's. Mr.. Atinslli
NY wife read letter to tbs sth Of Aprd In
which written thst thy married. and had
gone to baltimore, aud " would pardon them they
w-Uld come back
! QUESTION By Mr.. Mott Coun.,l Tor Nf-pcs-Do you
know here sife IL !Utectsl by The pro--cu-
tion Mr kot stated that ~ deaiIr 70 prove that
Ma Atinsll, bfr referred to. "a ths chef mover Of
tie pTosec AgA MT Mr. Dsnua aud tia this
AtiBsiu hsd coBtru % the yogLg lady znd her
uc,Lcr ard that he had prv'-ut.d -ubpen.s NON
reaching Mfs. Currso
Ubect issuIned.-I wAs at DunnAr. mmHs rooms IN
Cd istmas I've, when he introduced 20 Gie q -Omsn
oh IA h. cali.d bis wife.
Mr.. Mott 90. III. ,or the abundant, -ho he
faid. married the girl In good Sith ins hst shs
sss older than n. isBo~ Ssid ~
NbcrLt tuscirnni s-orB Il kno~ sir Corr.o;
Dot BIN once In Broad~ss. with g'-i. shon he said
~ss his daughter; asked him hp- OLE sk-vsr aud he
I'D shout II years OF age Tb. -.s absst months
$50.
crcss -xsusipea Il met them near the Park; liked
the fsos u the young lady bat did nOi obvrss her
dfcfA
5hr Gaze 10 stili b.for- the Court
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Woven en,. OF Ind,,,d~.,s.

Riohs'd N tuyler.s Y Qoscsepbush. ", and
tihty one others srrv,d Ia this city yesterday, and
tos ruuns ut the American Hotel
Hon N story PougbLesp~i.; Dun Grssu, Q. 3. A /;
& 4. St-~srt 50; - CURE. Mexico; :. sobripo,
Ns,ieo. snd one hundred sud trcntytvo others ar
riy.d y.stefday si the Ir1ing Houte
The sgsr gEte number % arrivals At the prineips
hotels ~ ~. city yesterday, ~ss nine haodrej and
biDety
- Jos@ bcnisgo Pu-qu~t. an eminent viollnlss; Don
Jos. N fsusrO ecitOr ~ the .d"ers De MsfsHEss VI.
N Mor,per sBd sshnsfo vhO have come Ia tsh cous.
a., with the restoration o. the health Of their
re,p eve ladies arrived In this city yesterday By tine
shin y. trnsee
the ps,,sns.rs iron, Liverpool IN ,he Pacific, yescr
fav
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shipping Inteiligcrce.

Fcrk. y
DssvssRm. irne i1-Arr Bfothsrs. Bostoa
IAhftry, June E-Sid Nsadsla rutk.
CLvrs. June lt-sis Admiral fora.y. NYork.
NskHsvrS. Jurs tS-Arr Mn ma Us q. NYork.
GRsVIsnrD. Jane .0-sld Primrose, a. atom.
GALwAr, June lJ-Arr Eusliue, bus on
rvs tIyrs. line i5--,id Bsfliu. NYurk.
~ rus Cuhr-st- June l5-Arr rsasy acUs-, Nvark-
irt 4, lg-Arr II pe Boston; 10Th Prtnoetor
Nkurk; ~ deus, 10. The Boat no.
sainI 10 .. tho EarupA esmc cut.
btd Zist. 4 IA t.iidiau, fhtiaarIph
Lfsror MAJ Sl-Arr Ness. NY"rk Juue I; Theoxsr. d.
hsssriLts June l-Arr Jenny Uordsz, hYort; l6tA.
Andre- kin- Roston
QvsTrsrt " =. Juae Ia-sld Hop, rYort.
%-oArtknr kosns June l5-.la Web. la. sWlrk NYsrh
AsovruAsProS, JuHe sD-Sld vac .ius "a, co. Nrsss.
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Prof w.bs,cr-, hoi.r. ., Bc-,on. &c.

There seems 10 be no doubt that webster Il sbout
TO make clean breast Of relative 10 th. death OF DR.
Psfkmhn.
Ats meeting Of the su0olt Medical Association, q
fatal esse o. Asstc cholera reported in Uhrl.-
street Itvas nan Of temperate habits, -ho siss In
about ~ tours after being stt.cked
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pub,,c A..rt from Tu,nex.

B.Lrsoss July l, 1850.
The E~lsihsrneer announces that public sx.st FREQ
TURKEY, cent BY the Porte, ct the instance Of Mr..
Marsh -in shortly arrive bsrs inspect our navy,
and report on resources poser snd istustry Tho
Porte 10 Jealous Of Kurope~ns and ncllasd iarersby
towards No.
IL 10 oneiaIiy srnsupo.d. that In The several
go,srbn.nt depositori.s, subject 70 dram, tsere 10
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pr.olIy, chr In,.iII.e,,,.

Crrv Coz br.-B,fore Hon. John Greenwood. CITY
Judg. The jury for the civil term Of tsis Court wss
tmtsnn,I,d YESTERDAY at the opening Of the court
fre Of SA each vas imposed upon Charles X Bill,
Robert y. Hsviand George Oault. obadiah smith. and
janice GU Tor att dance petit srors There
being ready, the court adjourned " this
dsy
Drpio.rios.-The church ot the Restoration" Rev.
Mr. Thaysr psstor (JBiverssl.t Aasocistion) will b
81 dcatsd this afternoon D~dcstory prayers by the
pastor Sermon BY Rev Mr.. chaplin. Ny. Address
BY Rev hr fni.y pastor Of the Unitarian church OF
ali
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Prr,men Coming 20 se,- y.rI

PsiLanki rHii, July 1, 1850
The Humans Hose. With Gsui's Rsnd. and the
SOUTHWARK Engine, Penps,lvan's IRA. Band isa,.
here tomorrow morning, 20 visit New York
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Tho Tan of TabI. Rock

Bsrr.Ls July I, 1879
The despatch sen, you on Saturday to III. fall Of
Tsbls Roet. 10 eopeintd About forty fee Of ~ are
zone but no live. v.re loss The sin persons Ia tn.
e-rriase hsda very escape By Jumpin out -
the carriage sent over
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Interesting fro. B--re- Ayre..

HosroT, July I, NV
Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated April ~, state
that Rtsa. would not trcs, Nth Tho French Minister
FOR the rurpcse 81 adjusting the dnicutiss bst~een
the two nations The for this refusal said
be the fact that the minister va backsa mp BY 30
large q naval and military force.
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Another Shooting scrape.

Dal1I-oss, July 1, 1880.
Thcs. Clinton, Art mat. Of the ship ArosdIs. hes
beepeommitted 70 New Urtsns jail for shooting and
dangerously ~oundio g msn ssncd o'Hsl.
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cop,, c.i.na.r-rhi. D.y.

Co,~o- rLs.s-Isrt Nos sss, 4ss. 45s eel, ~,
ISL eco f7l, ga as eli. sTs AL tss, tsr $50 ~,
Ga 4es 1si ass sol bos s0s siS sA blT SAT s2s rs
p.rt $40 sc sf- sis iSs tp> 40 ssf so4 So sos
~ ~ 80 es 8le ga GA elA as s2D sra 90 szs
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The s,,.m.h,p Helen. sIom.n.


t. res Epfron sS rHsN n. Y. H,H.LD:
br.R tn;-N- -ould h. t. correct an editorial re
nsk in Jour paper OF he 3Otb ct Juo- ~ sh'ca Jou
pts. that th- st.smsr Hell. NJ Slomsn l. 81 tins
line ss the steamer Brit isb QUEEN tue former havthg
oonD-ction -hstrver With the batter v---~l or
owners, the Helena slomsD b.iLs tn. hrst OF = n"u
lire between Hsmhufg and tbi- p'rt, sud O.bVd ~
Robert NJ. tlonss Hsq.. OF said city Futh~r, che
esi.s how Usmbsrg on the 2tth of May. >ae Deal
dsssss 10 her msshipery Your obt --r.r-
sCHsTDr q JuLCHBN.
r....--.- :. a.
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CRY OF WASHINGTON.


0-Mr. HxsKY LEwis Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen.
,fg agent Alabama and Tennessee, assisted Mr.
3. BRsrE.
IsaAsL u. JAnss No. lo2 South Tenth street, Plade
phia il our general travelling agent assisted by Moss Wa
WsLp JOBS CsLLss JAnxs DxfRiss, A. Knx WKIIlHsros
y. A. Es xns, JxnEs CLARE, and p LocKH. ~ ft ~
n1MI C w. JANIS No. Harrison street, CINCINNATI Ohio, Il
our general uaseing agent mess
r. sHlrs T. DExT JAsoH TArLoaJ w. AHssrsoss, PEsais
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and O. SrEInnAn
03-Recepis from either Of the above viii be good
0 GouLpN, Richmond Virgins, general
Virginia. by travelling agents A. D. PuLLER and JAMES
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once tos presenD No Law Buildings Richmond, Va
X NJ win prosecute promptude all claims against
Stale Virginia. the United states o. the
against ndividuas all claims
PENSIONS three onh pay back bounty lands and all
claims arising out ofhe Of ely, % The MexoaA II
years. facilities for the prosecution which
enjoyed by few.
All letters (post paid addressed him, either Richmond
Wzshiugtou city. will Immediate attention.
them Hon JsmhsMs and r. M n! Hunter Bnsd
Senate Hon Jas A. Seldom, X Meade Thos H. Averei, A.
Holladay Paulns Powell Ihos Bocock Richard Parker H.
Edmundsou, y. MeMuiiea Of
Richmond. W lh' F4Ft WEI tt8i p E'N EHi' n
Richie, Washington City.
Oct 5-d2w6w3m
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I,EIE AMERICAN Live Stock Insurance Company
granted January lo50
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For horses mules prize bulls, sheep, and cattle
description combined
and diseass stock driven eastern markets
transported South Losses paid in thirty days after proof Of death
O. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwine
merchants Captain Mass George ID. Hay,
Thomas Bishop builder John Wise, merchant
bank directors Alvin Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
E SENATOR Of Vncsnnesj Abm smith
farmer, director, auditor OF Knox county
Joseph Bowman, Pesdebti shuref Whitney, Secretary
VIM Buch and president vincennss branch
OF the State Bank Of Indiana.
j. NELSON, Pennsylvania between 4ih
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2o-dy
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A. Nj. EARQUHAR.

A free-soil convention was held in Boston on the :
instant Stephen c. Phillips, their standing eandda'
for governor. requested to withdraw his name but iS
convention held him to IL:
Sin his letter Of withdrawal Mr. Phillips condemns M
course pursued by the Hon. Daniel Webster and nv
friends, and commends that Of William II. Seward ~
more In accordance with the former Of the wing
party
Adams, (which condemn In strong terms many Of ne y
cent compounds measures adopted by Congres-srge
more administration The fugitivs-slave bill was o.
nounced In speech made by Mr. Julian, member Ca
gress from Indiana"
Another Cazenovia convention has been held al "
wego. New York. Black spirits and white theuprs
ident black man, the secretary white, &c, &c. The
nominated Gerit Smith twhite) for President and Ss'
Ward tback) for Vice The following resolutions vs'
offered by Mr. Plumb. and passed:
"Whereas the convention have by q resolution decle.
10 resist the fugitivcave law the hazard oil proP"
liberty, and Lille Therefore, .
"Rssofped, That advise the fugitves not TO leau
cities and villages where they located but 10 unite ~
their friends 10 defence of their libcrnes
their homes; and IL they deficient In necessary ~
let them take the advice OF Christ his disciples In
and that the resistance be effective both them and -
friends organize for a systematic conflict with The -
power"
We advise the editor Of the New York Sun pP'
these despsradoes at once
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The many personal inquiries respecting the late inds
position OF Hon. Job Mann, Of Pennsy lvanis, induces
me- suggest the pfoprey Of bref notice in your paper
informing his friends that Mr. Mann under the perms
sion OF his medical adviser and attendant, Dr. Gfeen,
left the city on the afternoon OF the third reached M
Relay House, and left yesterday morning for Comos
land. where, is TO be hoped, he arrived with sufsn
strength to reach Bedford, thirty miles north.
Very respectfully,
A. M. FARQUHAR
I'VE deeply regret that Messrs Mann. Thompson. and
Strong, Of Pennsylvania, have declined poll al tn
election of Tuesday next, and are about TO retire TO pn
va,e life. They are all able and amisble men. Mr.
Mann is honesty itself Mr.. Strong is an able hwys
and distinguished politician. OF Judge Thompson, "
cannot speak in ordinary terms He has illustrated hn
course BY many splendid services, and among the resi-
BY his energetic support Of the fugitves slave bill With
out him, it nigh, probably have failed in the Hous
Representatives and its defeat would have scsuerl
disappointment discomfort. and disunion through D
South Too much credit cannot be awarded to him 10
the energy and sagacity he has displayed UMosl
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Gen Fooe has been fortunate enough to provoke the
bitter resentment and calumnious attack OF those free
coil papers, the New York Evening Post and the Albany
Atlas Il s astonishing what world Of fecalsnt decla-
nation is poured on his head from their respective urns
But the General is on his way to Mississippi and will
scarcely see the beauties Of these aiiacks Every man
who knows General Foote and has seen his extrsordi-
nary efforts to preserve the peace Of the country and the
brilliant powers which he has exhibited, must see Il
once how idle these scarrilities They might a
well attempt to shoot their arrows At the SUM-