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SCHOOLS.

INRENCU TAUGHT MONSIEUR HANSEN, 80
Il Gently nom Europe seaeher OF tho french language IN
Mons eur phouse Pufrus hnishng school Tor young SEQ
ren give. lessons the residence Of his pupils or Al NE
-o.nra ~ Broadway Terms moderate May be seea =,
. rooms until O'Clock IN tho morning and nom 20 y
o'clock M Refers G. y iishicht ESQ swedish Con
- A 4, ~ Mai F.a belgian COnsuli Monsieur Al.
,s -, perrin ms 2weod.
DEKGEN ACADEMY, y. ). one mile snd a hsh
ID nom Jen.-y Guy Jerry SIS boys can 10 shmiled ln"
lie Befsen Academy n immediate application b made
Terms including BOARD, sc 400 per snnum. psyshis
quarterly In advance. A. ;. MACDUFF, Principal
mil w.
'I'EACHBH WANTED.-A lady capable 81 ,s.en'
4 ,ny prench Music Drawing ke may hear Of pleas
ant siiuatiou by addrrssing = lne To "TescheI' w
MIL . T. LookWnOD Co - tsosdsA
NrUaIC-A lady vet qualiaed and % perieneed, would
vi ike 40 engagement tho Piano IA soms sent
nary IN the civ Reference given. Address H. w W 81
Es.'-Brosdwsy mlI g-e
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

az ,rw.roaK DAILY TRIBUNE Is FCsLisRtD
.ysET soRsIsG ,sUSDArs Excepted,
A, The TrIbune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
s,d Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
1ssver.d 70 City subscT beTs for IL; cents per wees
wbea taey prefer, hey pay IN sdyaice A. TIE Dear
- ~ eoonihs a veal al The emo raLe single COPIES
80 Gents MAJ Srbscrb~ss Five Do. are s1nufl. T.,
ss,snoe suhsenprons tEksa for u.Ortfs FOR hfs-
s@h. Al 81 Three Dollars ia adys1cs required ln a.
Ssrges with Country NewspUpers Daily papeIs feosya1
Al his os.ce WHOSE srGs are higher man t19te q To-
y6bubs. are lot allowed sly difference
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:, or slhss Or tie farrfe, t~lEg % yot1nz u
s.sa .Hster mar iacrufst ard sod By JOHN MAI
rfIEWs corner Elrstsv. ard Twenty skis y T.
hOgraphed ss with printed difecnons giying every IN
isun FOR he manufacture AID pglng Up " ns sPp1r-
IA The uAnuscurs - no syrgps, Af- accompany each
,poarafs A. eoErIHanieaoas alEedztey Attended %
..5leetoa a. aboqe II lfn6 stCTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

BlGANr-Morris Crosby, Of German Flats was
arrested on the SA Instant charged with egHmy navng
marrsd two sisters Oae OF the sis'eis ne mslIea - %
,i vesrs ago and the other sCtne Short une SINCE
Thy have Al three lived Gmicsby together n ne ,sine
house rnu recently The socused was eroaget oe'ote
$500 a ~ cony, lUtca Daily Observer.
CosvIxBo-An earthquake was experiences a.
Cooaimbo IA Chill on the 2oih Of Nov ast ard
bic damage done by the sea rushing ~ snd oesIy -
properly Mr. Lambert mine proprieiof refo''eo 70
have Loaf a.QoQo BY H.
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CEBRTARY REPORT or Ta ~ I sE"-f NIs'.
a go eqss ass n0sth of Fsoraay two

NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
SPENCER q BENEDICT, Wee rressdert
PIfSr FnEEsAs, Acnayy.
nsdicsl Exsminers-Georzs Wi-kss. MD Corusdn D
BostFt MD IL srtsndanes day tom 'ozf NJ
ri I'D
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ICE! ICE, ICE,

r,oz sALE-ADoas so una from u 70 II in>hss ntex,
"a 100 ssogt two fs>l scpas b 1e.srsd - 900
a ,as Horra River opsna Apply 70 4 COTTON.
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Receipts Of Produce.

b. Railroad sAes Ysstsrday,-2l5 bbs Flour
s. SIS Asees; 10 DO ssecs, 10 psgs 59rsr 80 psss
NAre. 3sis ates Leather a dressed HOGS y oeles
HsT. IS DO Wool bed Csais q sheeP Is 90 Caves
- Ch-o-e
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cFTicE or rsE Lose IsLAsD RAILGoAD COsrAsY,
BECoKLSE, Jsn. ., I1S.
kI,IIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CONpANl

I 1agng sxrclled H5ftgAge q slep1efd Knapp, Esq
,tee lcon teif entire road q frzachses AZ &C or The
s.nofF Ne Hundred T-sssEt Dollar ~ secure heir Bond
~ s9 xsDus fof sn.Ognt p4yebs iSe ny yeafs from
e la = JAnIEry ~ with Interest a. sz p-f cent semi
. s1cts1gs Morears BO-ds, secured above, f DE
nrsse,f osarlax BCLes OBI cations Of ne Cotapahy,
ID recg -e iurd.se siieafcn u lie bol. Hodsfs
nolce b. Iaieresl pOn he Mortgage bords eosF
a1e-ce1 he frst day u Jsla4y, l1, sp y sSs -
Cotnpa1y ~il Pay ibierss. gYOr 10 Cd booas - ~
~ presented for s1ch s1chk1ge. ..1,s.
Pasea copies q lie NorizsFe lnelasing ne SerD % ns
5ont. sof he zse d DobcsrI nlsy b nsa % sPPS
ne Offce u t1s Company. -, -..u,,.,
az MOsFs NAYNAhD. $or $3.50
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california, Oregon, and he -"no s" ''n iH'h'"s'
10 g.'.isLci On departure u c'fb .iai 'Ft'"t ~
(hasres Frce y cents peg corF .
OREELEY McFLkATH f1p SHE'S
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DAGs, ROPEs, and q IND. q Ss2ss nanshe,s-
-, oiuEY 4 DEkEyCksoN lss md " sostASt
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TERMS OF ADVERTISIpG
ss.lnss. No.Iee.. Z: en-. pr l.... ~. y

F0bnr0t ffftftf- " -i-FHfet
Bs,ines. Notices.. cents PER lL1e. ssc2 lse--r
General Notice. lavs Or - e-ca i--ssr.lu
q rec.s over xix iars crlts per- Nrr cac, -.
l.enerni Advertisement! ms DE-Eiahi ir-t
Of 80 esch ins-rron a cent? over eight inca cecs
80 inc each tay.
DUTSIDE-ElEhf l.les Ger eac1 lns'rtIn 4 csris
oycl ghi hes cents per ice per os' ~ ' ca- or
~ rer month
al FLsEEAL lSvlTATloss nci eEcee1og ~ ",f3s vii
ta nsrr.e1 Tor . cents.
itspl Advertisements a. III $40 hzss 1y he
SIS ID.
Adyerussraents iafsfi1d d. tS Yeiaf affesf roe 70
60 Ns.1.oy md Eyenirg h1l'',l
gI:gy-YoRE WEEKLY IKI5UnE
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR TEE COUNTRY "a T1o-
,e! ever S1fuycgy Morffg a nc low price u y -
.ouul r. Nv Eight On, s f9f go OF twenty c7fes
4 oe address sJr 81 ana no paper 10 q, ca~@ col-c
b..ord the uue for ~h'ch D. pad
o4~ Inc ..c1 merton.
THE SEDd1-WEEKLY TEIEOHL
BIZ, egtHt5ed every Hednesl0y sld S1'.rf1y r.f1rg.-
Pr'ce 8 per hnLun. Two copies m -
s3yerLseueIts6 csrx Hoe each --rf
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BIZ, published every H'ednssI0y sd sl'lrf1y r.forg
p - 3 per EnLum. Two copies m =
s3yerl.Eemeuts6 csrp iHs each /. .~r-'.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

GRAND LABCENY.-Otcer ;. q. smith OF the
Tn Distfcf Police Court look into custody Yesterday
nan "a med Leopold Cohen charged by Nr Na-han Aslc
4 No rs De.A-cy-s; viii stealing from hin eloh rim
aE.to he value Of 81 Tie accused gr3eaf, sAiel %
Mr. hat person from Country then a. ne shsAs
1cre Hotel was 10 Of oi o trimmings Ard request
- 90 Colel v-ut o. and soon sl-r reurnec and SAD
tbsf lie hal AZ order So worth Of ne Trimmings The
gods then given a. him snd be pfoml-ra To frlf
saf when cuesi1ned b. Mr. - % ne Whereabouts q
oroyeriv ssf isi DE- had disposed Of . and aqproqrl,
q ne money He'd - BAL 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

PrRJrRY-OHcer Wa II Stephens u the
Lover Police Court vestert Al arrested named Geo
Ios0p op charge n perjury. The orsnse was commit
ID n lSf7 sud ihe pnsparT las oeel ssel nom rs ~,
80. 49, f.rre during rs slseree from The Cy, lie
Grand Jurv have fll-t BIZ o lclr-elt ssaisi ln
"A a. r1l-.litfed 10 prison fur LlA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

l JOHN T. ROBERTS To- John-st. c5ers or sac .oN,
700 reeas and blue ruled cap Paper ~ haf and
oe cans eco r-as white and blue ruled efter Paper,
II eu.-,sr and hafress 400 fesrs good sra" Fspef,
-rou and fJiO .Es; Z1c0 good raz Paper Ya9Hs
Bag Manila Hardware Tissue, Printing Papers AID Bon
- BOaf1s M w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

u The steamer Baltic having been ooppered
u The aosans dock B. now gias Coreir. HOOK 70 70
ceIHn her n.ctlaer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

80 1900 "a had a. Assortment q FOoTdnnisr wires
an4 wreeoih Tor cy nasrs Al ~ sts ar q ne Anrf
CA lnsrru.e received nc DOH GroA Tor cur "dss
~slTs o. DE- WITT. Agent, l19 John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

L KER CaafLam-squ4fs, continues 70 grind Ma shade
Coors by Sean Power a. his reduced prices Vki banl
s.nr = Id. Raw Sienna 10 Cd Bafnl and Raw Amber
/. s Vand, ke Brown 9s Chrome Green - Paris Green
= al ChrOle Yellow o. Ass every sfrrle 10 me Faint
70 me ard o comp etc assOftmsnt % window Olass,
RON 40 y 1f2 which viii also be God a. redaeed prees
II I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

DE hL-.a DlttN eft.'I .ltfNu 80 l.tf
lie cl4et' 1l 70 = s,as.i.t g3-es ia WAY OF 50
-lr from Florence ralus' arf 20 fli-I IRE lrl.
era accurscy g The pagau parts, f0Latlsr WIZ h.
sh7.e body. w. nsA. D. very ins'luc-sc and Gsc.l- .a
l-1.rl To -l- pubic, aso D w. bee very Aiirlc
re - euabr- herr easily r-l c.etssrv O. esrl some
~ of their 0Fn c111ls a11 wo1ier'I 0r-llxs-ol-
rcera B.. moi. has cu-t- Offend lie clrvEel
t1t ref ed -uc-cg. 4 g s1rorra or morbid 7rii er-
"A t1a u .e-L -arc- l4-fll a1r gi,tfa % nature.
i-sl 49, frfn c1rfe- a-1r sr4 h-let ~ fr Tees oral
.l-l Iti.a collection rs Vl9s. AT lreai 3D. al "h'
..ra not ma CD opportunity al visiting fre I-l- 1-tr
Nls-lm oi Flc-elce i1 i-s-y. valentino MOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

We aust Dr. Boyle lnd as tTiends ieel felle'sa
nv The above election. Having gwen place 10 i,
xe ouly add tia; opinions Of TIE tendencies o.
the exhibition 90 commented are unchanged. Oar
readers low know quite enough Of tie whole mat
Ter. and viii act IS their tastes may imPel them
III Trk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

As Old OFTESDER An DC Five Point thief
ra.ea Jerena ~ Reed tsker ITO custody esierfs
-bsryed with .eaiug sVer waicn vaaed II 60 sEc :
u r,v fryra Chates AtccE reading o. - DuGnest TIE
scn.s was sesn % ne property and when sres-3i
- = -r--anv viii two Others rho engaged VIII
- In lie larceny who znsged - escape tie was eek
e. ID .or eIAuiu4lcn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

TrE NV -frnT SUNDAY ScHoof ISl0N, which
nas under hs care 10 Schools nearly all Of nem 10 as
has lsi issued circular letter the Clergy Of al de-
1oinsuons calling their sitenton 20 the large numbers o
children ESTIMATED O. $1,000 who arc not IN Sabbath
schools Il Is stated In las letter Lat he Society has bad
m agent employed fer several months who has gone from
house 90 hogse soliciting e attendance q scholars ~ tse
school. connected with he churches which their parent.
asy eeou- III has been quie successfui - De IA orr
~ individual schools have done considerable N he va
VISITING for new scholar. Tie present great wari s
further supply % GOOD rni hiihfil teachers
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
Thc "Fmaeral Of the Trench" ."

An IMPRESSIVE SCENE The Cleveland
Plaiadcaler, in lis account Of the horrible
catnstrophe of The burning OF The steamer
Griffith, with the loss Of near 800 lives, has
The following:
"By far the saddesl sight wns the funeral
Of the trench On small hillock, on the
high bank over looking the scene OF death,
where the night before so many struggled in
vain against their fate, was opened french
thirty feet long, six wide, and eight deep. In
this had been laid in promiscuous ordcr,man,
woman and child; husband, wife and da lghN
ter; the father md son, mother ard infant,
layer npou layer, until within four feet oflhc
surface. What horr6 work. To see hui
man beings arranged for compactnes, the
rough pile and larger bodies loveled up with
children and lesser bodies. so that this vast
grave should present an even snrince 10 the
brush and boards which were laid over their
faces. and on which the earth which was dug
out of The nil was thrown back. When we
agcended the bank, we found Two or three
hundred people around the BRINK of this
mound, taking last look and performing the
last sad rites TO the victims below. A clergy
man or an exhorter was addressing the by
stahdeIs, and warning them in accents solemn
lofihe uncertainty fife and the fcetness and
vanity of all things here below. Although
there was no procession, no lolling bell, no
cofined hearse OF funeral array, the scene
was solemn and impressive. Yet how soon
will this event be forgotten.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
WAsurscrov. June 2G

SEsATE-Mr Feote introduced resolu.
tion calling upon tho President for oil orders,
correspondence, &C.. in relation or connec
tiOn with the appointment OF Col. MonIoe as
Civil and Military Governor of New Mexico,
and proclamation issued by him for the or :
ganizalion Of State Government ia New
Mexico. Laid over.
The Omnibus drove up at o'clock, when
Mr. DouglOss replied to that portion Of MIR.
6onle's recent speech relating TO public
lands.
Mf. Webster next took lie floor, when the
farther consideration ofthe subject was post.
poned.
Mr. Clay moved ihat the order fixing the
hour of meeting III 1 o'clock, be renewed
tn'TemaFki0g upon the delay attending the
action upon The pending Bill, he referred u
the fact that Tie French Chamber in ter
days ncIed and passed. bill affecting The
ikteFesis Of lIie elective franchise, while ouI
Senate had sat two months on bill, with NJ
prospect Of n concIusnn.
MI. Hale thought lie French Chamber
would have done well 10 have spent over
sbree times Tho labor nyouthe suhiect referred
20, thai had been spent BY the Senate upor
tho question pending here, bc'ore they de-
cidad to pass that infamous measure taking
from aac haii fl,e people sg France tho cleo
1--WE franchise. 10 eontended also, that
none Of the delay complained Of would have
pccnfied except lor The extraordinary eiiorla
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03

Alas, Poor IRELAND The following para,
graph from The Limerick Examiner, shows
the distress Of the peasantry Of Ireland:
"a gentleman from this city, who travel
ed through Bodyke on yesterday, informs us
that he beheld one OF the mos: appalling
sights he ever Witnessed, at place called
Knuckbrack, about mile nt this side oI
Bodyke, where over sirfy families, whose hou.
ses had been eVelled three OF four days pre-.
yiousIy,were erecting huts by the side Of the
Dad 10 protect themselves from the thunder
storm and rain that was descending al the
time. lie beheld several young creatures
cronched beneath 'dressef'and other articles
Of household furniture, seeking FOR sheler--
The property is said 10 belong 10 an absen.
tee and officer in the amy. Ills added tba
az cIounnan, beyond Doom Lake, and on The
same property. forty houses have been levellet
with the ground. Our Informant, a respect
able man, estimated the whole number Of III,
elected at, or over, 100 families, and at five
10 each--a moderate oalcuIatIon--fpe hum
dred human beings have thus been cast upor
The world to beg and starye.p
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
FoI lhe Norlh Ameriean Farmer.
Cutting and Curing Grass.

Mr.. EDITOR R:-The season for gathering
grass having again arrived, it will perhaps be
opporlune TO make few remarks in regard
TO The best mode Of doing it. AS 10 the im-
porance of directing attention TO this subs
ject, there can be no doubt when %e reflect
that 90 900 to1s may be considered low es
limaio for this country TO produce in 1885,
Should one half or lOulh Of this be collected
IN an ialudicious or improper manner, the ag-
gregate loss to the country would be aston-
lshlng, and that such will be the case there
is to great reason TO fear.
Even wllh1he most prudent management,
much will be injuied by tie sudden and un-
anticipated changes in the weather. but far
more hrough hurry, neglect. aud unsound
views as TO the lime oil eating, mode Of Gus
| lring,&c.
As to that damaged by the first cause
have nothing to say, but would, if possible,
gladly avert the injury Of any through the
latter.
OF course the FIRST, if not the most import
ant question TO decide, is the proper time tor
cutting. On this point there is a diversity
Of opinion, but Ear greater of practice. A
conclusion can be arrived at only through
reason and experiment. We know that the
primary object Of allplanls is the production
Of seeds, and that many then die, as all the
ANIMALS aud biennials The bee, lays in
store fist season a large amount Of nourist-
menl that is exhausted during the rrodnction
of fuil--thG necessarily bearing peach tree
is of slower growth than tho nohebearor, and,
lin short, in all cases the rpenng Of seed is
an cxhausting operation, enfeebling the ems
ergies of the plant il not destroying it,
which is occasitned by condensation Of the
juices of the plant in the seed. This proves
that the grasses must possess less nutrition
after than before the maturity Of their seed,
and it is equally evident that no time more
thoroughly charged with soluble matter and
rich juices than at the commencemontoffo fow-
erng, when the period of their greatest
strength and vigor has arrived.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
ROME.

Latest accounts state that the Pope IS
wholly absorbed IA religious ceremonies, TO
the exclusion Of all attention To his Imperial
Government.
People begin to evinee a very uneasy
state OF feeling, and nothing bat he presence
of foreign troops resirains popular demonsIra-
lions against the Government.
DUCHIES.
Several proposals of Schleswig deputies,
as the basis Of negotiation, have been pub
Ished, but are considered wholly iDadmissa
BILE.
Baron Dronlorf had returned to Be'lir
from Warsaw, and The Emperor Of Russia j:
said to have fully approved of al! that has
beep done by Denmark, and inlimaicd tC
that Cabinet that if force alone is To solve
the question, its adjustment must not be pro-
hibiied.
The ITolsteins have fred on Danish Mar
of War cruiz.ng Oh ,he port Of lIielcg Haven
the head quarters Of Danish troops.
In Julland, Koldning, the Swedish Gener
al, and his troops, have received orders 10 bt
in readiness to march.
Preparation for hOstililes continue on
quiet scale in Prussia. Still, however, law!
have been issued against the press. The
King is fast recovering from his wound.
LIVERPOOL, June ID.
CoTToN Exceedingly dull this week
with comparative suspension of speculative
operations, and prices have consequent,
given way 10 per lb. On all qualities be
low fair, comprising the great bulk Of stock
quotations for middIing are reduced from 6
10 I'd per lb and fair gooE qnalncs Icing il
limited supply and wanted for export; Up
lands and Mobile being still quoted al 7! an
fair Orleans ~ per lb. for fair and goo
qualities.
Indian Com is lower and demand Limited
mixed parcels cre held at 39s Sd whi'e am
yellow is 20s per quarter, the highcsr quota
lion.
TIE growing crops, both Of Grain an
Potatoes, are promising.
Flour Is selling a, OPS TO 21s per b5l; in
fer,or and sour lSs to 2ls I'D, with heav,
market.
Wheat is in fair demand at previous rates
Gardener g. Co.'S Circular states that in til
eariy part Of the week the Corn trade in al
its branches was very dull Yesterday, how
ever, there was moro enquiry for Wheat, bot
for milIers and SPECTATORS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
TnIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS
WAsnINeroN, June q

SExATE.-Mr. IIuater presented the ere
denlials Of r. w. BamSell, tie new Sena'
bR from Sonlh CarOiina, who took his seat.
The Omnibus Bill was taken up.
MIR. Soule moved his substitute lor thai
portion OF the bill relating to the State Of
CaliforHia The Substitute proposed that
the President shall issue his proclamation de
ciafing that California be admitted as soon as
he shall receive evidence ihat she has, IN
Convention, assenled 10 certain conditions
umoLg which are her REIMBURSEMENT Of III,
Publio domain and the restriction of he
southern limits TO the Missouri Compromise
Line.
HousE.-Mr. Carter offered the follow
ing;
That the committee on commerce be in
struggled 10 investigate the expedieacy G
passing law compelling all craft carTy;u:
passengers and N vigatiIg the waters Of lht
United States, sailing under authority ofth'
United States, 70 be provided with ample re
sources Of escape in case Of fire, or other ac
cdeni; and to. inquire into tie expedlency 0
making certain Custom House ofncers in
spectors 10 carry ou, any law in persuance o
this resolution
Mr.. Inge moved That then House GO int
committee Of the whole on the Bounty Lane
Bill. which was adopted.
The bill was The taken up, and large
number of amendments we're Offered, and five
minutes speeches made for three hours.
The House then rose and called for ad
iournment, which was carried.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
Sr LOUIS, juno 25,

'SA IAOOLSS q ouHC
On Saturday morning, II. & Barnald, Of
the firm vi Stratton & Barnard, booksellers of
This city, was arrested Tor having counters
lett money. The suspicious of the Police
have been awakened Tor some time in con-
sequence Of their observing several ques
llonabIe characters paying visits 10 lhe store.
No positive evidence, however, could be OBJ
Il ned until Marshal Phillips was obliged to
make use OF an artlicc TO obtain his object
WI'h This view Lieut.. Woodward the Pol
ace, was disguised as country merchant and
Wsl ed Ihe store with The aVowed purpose Of
purchasing school books and stationery. He
made several visits and during The time saw
money passing very freely into the hands Of
several persons, and knowing their character,
his suspicious were confirmed. Marshal
Philips, accompanied by Woodward and two
other Police officers, went TO the store with
IA warrant aud arrested Ii Ii Barnard. After
u slrct search Of premises, counterfeit notes
and spurious coin 10 the amount Of $3,460
we're found in the store and on his lerson,
consisting OF $500 on the Stale Bank of N .
Carolina, not signed; $50 on the same Bank,
filled up; S2,760 in tens of the Bank of
Louisville, $40 in ones Of the State Bank OF
Ohio; $50 N fves on the StaIe Bank Of IN
dane ,aud S270 in rwenles on tie same
3ank, and $50 in tens on the Exchange Bank
Virginia; $ill Bogus American dollars.
On being questioned US 10 how he came
lin possession Of this money, lie stated that ii
vas deposited with him. lie was admit
ted TO bail in tie sum of $2.009, to appear
before the Recorder, but was afterwards sur.
rendered by the bail and is now in prison a.
waiting his examination.
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made 10 cocrce Senators mo The support Of
Objectionable measures, in combining them
with others not Objectionable.
Afer reply by Mr.. Clay aud some ad'
ditiona debate, the motion was agreed TO.
The Senate, after an Executive session, e.,
adjourned.
House. Mr.. Stanon o! Tenn, asked leave
to introduce n resolution calling on the Pres.
ldent, if not incompatible with puLlc inter-
esls, To communicate to the House, all or
ders OF Instructions issued by any OF the De-
paHmenls Of this Government 10 any military
or naval officers in New Mexico and dis
patches received Ihofelrom. Aiso, to con'~
municate any information which may nave
been received by him, relative 10 The call oil
a convention of The people of New Mexico,
Tor the purpose Of Trainings State ConslIla-
zion, snd that he inform the House whether,
# such calls have been made, the same has
been ordered advised or apptovcd by the
Executive, and by whom or what authority
such proceedings have leen adopted tc
change The Governments OF said Territory.
Mr.. Os objected and consequently the
resolution was not iniIoduced.
The House then proceeded to ihc consid
GRAFTON Of the report in the Iowa contested
election case.
On mclon of Mr. Vondyk Ike, d. f. Millel
who contests the seat OF Mr.. Thompson was
allowed the privilege Of addressing ihC
House on the subject. The report, covering
wenly closely printed pages, was then rea'
by the cetk.
Messrs Strong and Mcdonald argued ii
favor OF Mr.. Thompson. Mr.. Thompson O
Ky, appeared for Mr., Miller.
Without coming 10 any conclusion th,
House Adjourned.