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CONNECTICUT LEcnLAruRE-UnrED STATES sENA-
roR-The house yesterday, after two unsuccessful BAL
lettings, indefinitely postponed the election OF United
States senator Thus has eactery achieved its object
and the democratic party has lost the great fruit OF its
victory In time shall unveil the causes which have
operated to produce this result and shall expose the n.y.
pocrsy and aihlessness Of those who have gained
the confidence OF the democracy only TO betray It, Talk
OF the "principe" aRd conscience" Of such men |!
Where was their principle when they took part in
the proceedings Of the democratic caucus, implicitly and
honorabIy binding themselves to its action, while in their
hearts they had resolved to defeat III Where was their
conscience" when, after protesting that they were only
governed by regard for the Wmo Poviso, they refused
support TO that honorable and conscientious man, Loren
T. Waldos Personal and selfish considerations have
been at the bottom Of this facous movement. "dog
n-themanger" spirit, adeierminaonto srue or ruin
has guided it.
The motion to postpone the subject from Of
the trues democrats in the house. who has exerted him
self from the first TO the election OF democratic
SENATOR and who despaired OF only when il was
evident even to blind men that no credabe result
possible The motion was sustained by many Of the con-
sstent and reliable democrats, who would longer
sent to sacrifice the time OF the legislature such boysh
proceedings The people will put the responsibility OF
this failure where il belongs.
lNsc Haven Register, June 81.
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Extract of letter from a distinguished citizen !
Nep York

OF late years have taken no part in politics. but this
is crisis which might almost call voices from the grave
to warn those thoughess, reckless, unprincped
politicians. who are stalking the happiness not only Of
gles for Office There is probably not one Of these pa
ioc candidates for the presidency that has any other
views In the settlement Of the slavery question than those
Of mere personal advantage For my part, would vote
would earnestly set about settling this dangerous ques
ton. But do not despair OF the republic. Providence
has placed Il in position OF such unparalleled advan
tages that cannot be ruined BY all the petty efforts Of
folly and ambition Its destiny will be perfected not BY
man. but hs Maker, who has combined all those causes
that make actions great glorious and happy in its favor
Whether governed by King S,ork or King Logwhe,her
wsy 70 her destined haven. amid all the storms ihai howl
around her. She may creak little now and then; but
trust her mbers strong enough TO hold together for
ages TO II she Is ever lost II will be by struggles
who shall be captain. Ia a country where the people
As yet trust, they not prepared fer edestructon
confess the conduct Of the southern politicians
me- With their property, their safety, their lives. and
their all At stake-wth one great common interest, and
seized his own plank, and all padding in different d.
rectons without any concert Of action. So far ~ can
zee, there not single point in which they al agree
and seems mootqueston, wheths u the North were
" what hey yS wsnssd IL Gods name i this time for
them TO indulge their party feelings. OF sacrifice their
vital interests TO paty minor dstnciions There should
be but party amongst themthe party Of deencs,
great point and there sh i out shoulder to shoulder
II 4 must come 70 contest Of sections, the victory
will be with that which Is most united and bomof eneous
The comparative weakness OF the South will be made up
,os y ne cement q great common interest which =
chm. We have no great overshadowing interest, para
mount 70 al others and never be brought 10 act in
concert All that il necessary is union.
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WASHINGTON CrrY. June "a, 1850.
As the remarks OF the Hon. Mr.. Soue. in the Senate
10 day on the ordinance passed by the convention OF CAL
fornia may erroneous impression conceive il
proper to make the following statement:
The ordinance offered in convention by me, and
amended as published in the report OF the proceedings OF
the convention, by J. Ross Brown, ocial reporter In
page 472 OF his book.
The paper presented to the Senate by the Hon. Mr.
Douglas was copy found among the papers OF the re-
porter, and believed BY me 70 be correct The amend,
ment was in my opinion, merely verbal and accepted
Il As such when proposed convention and as this copy
was marked as amended presumed il correct, and did
not deem necessary to examine the proceedings Of the
convention critically.
II was supposed by me that copy OF this ordinance
would have been forwarded with the copy OF the cons
tuition. to the President Of the United States BY General
Riley II was published at the time in the Alta Cacr
mia newspaper. with the copy OF the constitution aad
was Of the opinion. to the time Of my arrival here that
il had been epublshed in the newspapers in the Atlantic
States.
An Official copy OF the ordinance applied for by
the senators and representatives from California after
they were elected but could not be furnished to them
prior to their sailing the official records Of the conven
ton had not yet been removed from Monterey, where il
met, to San Jose the seat Of the State government
WILLIAM M. GWlN.
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srs travelling agent 'oT Aisssns Nc 1sens''''' 49,
lssAsI T. JAsps, No. Ia soash Tsah szss rnnaas.
80 i. s.r general travelling sssns assisted ~ Aossm W. A.
w-,. Jons CoLLzsss JAAns DssR1sss A. karx WsLrsxeH
= a .vxxs, JAnss cLAnK, ~ r. LOCKS.
AM O. W. JAsxs, Ma. Harrison erect Ctneannad oelo, y
49, ssnern travelling agent for be wessn esss assisted Mess
j. snrn u T. DEsr, JAsoH TArLos W AnAsrHoHs PHRslH
Locxs, w. Ramsay, and Q. srsznnAn.
nz-Rsesipu either q ne ssoys vin = rod.
n B. PALsER, The American Newspaper Agent shs only
susonssd agent m his y ne css Of Boston, New York.
ma Phisdsphs, and duly Empowered Jake
prescriptions required by0s His rscsips
REGARDED payments. His ocss senospn, Congress
New York, Tribune buidinst Phihdsphs, northwest Of
Third : Chestnut
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BALrInoRK, June 2t--5, p.
The Uwior Mssti~x Grsaf EstkHsiasm. Democratic
Fep<r-Rosf Of the BsggUs--hsahh Of PAiiadstphia -
Tie May0ahy Oily Mortality. The Markets, &C.
The Union meeting Saturday evening at Monument
square was truly large and enlhusss,iolhe sssenbsge
consisting Of moi less than 1000 The address o.
Judge Legsand l. most patriotic and eloquent production
and win command attention far beyond the limits Of the
State Charles +. Pins, esq, also addressed the meeting
in his usual eloquent and the esoluons declaring
the unanimous approval BY this community Of the bill re-
ported % the Senate BY the Commee Of Thirteen, were
adopted without dissenting voice The meeting ADJOURN
ed after thirteen hearty cheers for the Union
Mess Hanon " Soufer have just issued the drsi num-
Der OF democratic weekly campaign paper in this city,
called the Maryland Reformer," published a, the low
price Of 75 for the campaign The first number
evnces considerable editorial ability and TACT and doubt
Il will be favobly received by the democracy OF
Maryland efficient cowoker with the Argus in the
dissemination Of democratic principles
Mayor Sansbuy has just issued order directing the
police and convey the amshouse all PERSONS
both children and adults. found beegiog in the streets
This capital movement as city has been for some
time thronged with beggarsthe money Obtained being de-
voted 70 dram drinking and immortality.
The Philadelphia papers make further mention Of
the Of cholera tina, city except the
death Of the first patient which took place on Saturday
morning
Joshua vansant esq, president of the democratic city
convention, is strongly urged by his friends the demo-
critic candidate for the mayoray.
The number Of deaths In this city during the past week
81 OF which number AZ were under years OF age
THE MARKETs.--in the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 1000 bbs Howard -four 10 %
Nothing Of impora doing in City Mills We hear ofno
sales of Maryland wheat. 1900 bushels Pennsylvania
white sold at 1870 cen and 1900 bushels red liS
Receipts of fair, and sales of yellow
made this morning 81 CENTS and white at 80 80
No oats offering.
The offerings of beef cattle at the scales to-day reached
$50 head which $50 sold to city butchers 400
driven Off and 100 left uaseld Prices ranged from
~ 20 To "a per 100 lbs the hoof equal IS 81 10
net, and averaging 30 25 Hogs were selling At 81 IS
IS rs.
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posr oyy,cx DER rruErr,
sue. issa ,ss a., DAY osssss sso son =
@ sss ssss y Ssss v. :
ev q wa.hns"n, m 10 o'clock M q day July
isso, 70 be decided me NEXT day
by rs.sn. saa EsssA cl.isasoa Rsasaa BLUM and whs
To Napoleon, BY 10. .. m, on Mondays
~ sei,. s.oa. Lsss.,s A.:n.s; &C. oass~s
nsd n sss 70 between M Thursday "a
10 Toi ssss. wi, sy y, % fSa,.asy ,,.
ss w n a. n.y. Fasy and arriving Memphis
a M sunday leaving Memphis M Sunday, and arriving at
For notes see general advertisement following, Via
PORN FOR BID
wzc no change from aSrersmeaf eonispiafed W ne tder
NM ssdsscs residences. hereby propose q. 20 q
s: s %, ~s The ms stated he .eh.sa and
sssssy:si T g; .:
Psya Of a suarsrfy 70 accompany each BID
Ts undersigned s,s insert The name o. ss ?, . e
mail om y ssssS's s s d.s :. Ss
good saeien sarsss 70 perform ne service proposed.
Form Of certificate.
tors above named are good guaranty.
The BID should seal addressed
~ on ne s q * sss mould s
lime Be received BY before the is day o. July
10 O'Clock, should be guaranteed, and the sucency q
should be duly certified
sssss . nc u ss sss seasons s
inferior ntei specified
number q days, wcek months He omit an o.
hce thai n oaccesuhe the road the railway
steaboe landing the b he or % ubs
ute an inferior mode Of supply In such He d
frsn and hours Of departure and arrival provided
running time asked and u 10 obvious That mail conncricn
other public accommodation preudiced He may ask s more
running trip, specified number Of days,
tain Of peculiarly bad roads but beyond these changes
m service different rom the advertisement win prevent IT,
being considered IN composition with regular ND not set aside or
sns WHARF n contains any ne .eos
e& j. CoLLAMER
May 23--lswfw Postmaster General
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RIO Predecessors Ancient Languagcs-The Of
Masonic University of Tennessee,
Ciaksvle now vacant Applicants forward their iesto
mails LIST September None but gentlemen Of good
scholarship moral character, and In collegiate life,
apply The Of reading that adopted IN the best OF the
colleges Of middle required The salary In
1000 with the private class in French, which
readily obtained The location Of university
the most healthy and pleasant districts IN Tennessee The university
a the cra Qunf
cations Persons DESTROYS obning
I O. JOHNSON
CLARxsvILLE, Tennessee, June u.s. 1850.
June 25-4tcp [Intelgencer
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INTRODUCTORY Lectures, delivered It Queens Col
lege, London
on English Composition English Literature; by Rev. G.
Kingsley
On French Language; by Professor Brasseur.
. On the German Language; by Professor Bernays
On Latin; by Rev. g. Clark.
On the Italian Language; by Dr.. Beolch =
English Language and English Grammar by Rev A. B.
Sueteli.
On History Geographyi BY Professor Nicholay.
Natural Philosophy; by Professor O'Brien.
On Theology; by Rev r. d. Maurice.
BY Professor Hullah.
On the Fine Arts by President Warren
On Mathematics; by Professor Hail.
Complete volume. London, 1850 81 g.
Just imported by ..,. ,..r,o,
June 25 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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CAHsD.
wines and LAqusrs.


HE undersigned would respectfully CAL attention 70 s stock Of
The acie possessed by him for obtaining wines,
&c. their purity his longer experience In The business a. con
direct personal knowledge win the var
growing districts Of Europe than possesscd by any oef
this city AFFORD or the character ana qnav d
al articles sold BY him. rf
The arrangements his and vaults such to make
the,n for the cellar Of every consumer
Hotels and wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines
supplied the shortest notice. win wines
Immediate including wines Of France sad Gar
many, no usually be obtained here.
able
scriber. \
FAMIIEs can Of table very prices
rs cheapest Of wines and liquors. FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES.
distance Be applied (snd have sen, them BY
EXPRESSLY FREE OF CHARGE with Wines &C., ior tsnse,
by the doxep assorted at the shortest nouce
BY addressing their orders, through hs pc once
importer Wines ac 10 Walnut street. PhusdsPAs
nsEGARs, importation from Havnns o. vsous sof
and brands always from ee 90 mousand ana
BY ,hs single boz cheaper In the cy
Jan24-dkcpiy.
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TAKE NOTICE-whsress certificate Of Iocaton No $50
i.sued Deeembsf s4s IN The q Hsn Lane 'ais
Of the voeen and addresed the 81 Samuel o.
Washington city, present. which certificate was lost row
the ad Henry Lane intends IN sx wseks time rom me dsfe hereof
nncate sN fNta &. t#Ft
Nay 17-lawSw
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Once Department.,
cosrRAcT 0rrIcE, May 20, 1885,
sss % s s 5 e. 70 G 9sa s
a rs oss as y s
same day vi
No es From Independence Missouri By Eos Kssay Fort
Grand Rondc Dales, Oregon CITY, Oregon Territory,
s1s ais
Hs;s Ss:ss S S g s' q;
Ap Hv " s n inSspsndssos N % days thereafter BY
Proposals the mail upon me most direct route from nde
sepasass Proposals for % much u service
and s x ~ between s Lake and
Be also for 70 san Lake and back s s
month arriving end Of the route the las, day Of
'a Psops.ss ssa st.
o. w aas @ o
FORM FOR BID,
Where no change from adssrssmen contemplated BY As bidder
& & sis az 'sss ne
s r Ss Ho The %s IN The
following mode q conveyance e wa. STATE now DC
Form Of gsarsaty to accompany each bid.
.os
e may @ Z % e, !, . bid for ne .
obligation Por 70 the mr.. day Of Aas mex, with
good and SUFFICIENT sususs 70 perform the service
Form of Cerfifeafe.s q
undersigned, Of, certihe. that The Euaran
tors above sufficient and able make good their
anty.
under SEAL addressed 70 the First Assistant
General with email Proposals In name the state and
OF letter and should be de-
before the LIST day fully NEXT
IL should be guaranteed, and the suciency OF
the suarantors should be duly certified .
bidder offer where the transportation called or IN ns
yertemen difcu impactcabc certain seasons 10 sub
inferior mode 70 ntem service speci
months He propose 70 omit
inscccssbc OF = not ON the stage road the
or Al steamboat inndna, be- he offer 10
substitute an interior mode supply such He
pose departure and arrival provided no
more munina time mail
other public accommodation - padieed ne may Az ~,
specified number OF days,
certain Of beyond these changes
proposal the advertisement win prevent s
being bid set aside or
bid contains Of the above alterations
uo~sls. J. CoLLANER,
May x-Iaw4w Postmaster General
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SECOND EDITION. targ
A NNUAI. OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, OR YEAR BOOK OF
n exhibiting the important Dscov
erie. and Improvements n Mechauc and ne Useful A.s Natural
MineaIogy Geology Geography Antiquities &C. Edited BY David
Wells George Bliss WIN likeness ~ rfoiessof Los
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From the Warrington Union
This tho which the has brought
forth during present Of valuable and
full Information be obtained from book Of the size
within our knowledge.
From The New York Tribune.
There few works Of the whose we have
noticed with satisfaction than this admirable manual
The exceeding interest Of the subjects which devoted well
the remarkably thorough patient and udicicus manner n which
they handlefby s sku editors, ene reception
by all friends Of solid and useful learning.
From the Scientific American.
Such book long wanted in America should receive
a wide spread patronage.
TAYLOR MAURY,
June IS Booksellers, near 9th street
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rOMMON HALL OF the town Of Pesersburg. virgtnia,
May 1850 The following resolution was This day sdopd
the Halls
"R<oes mayor advertise for proposals. it
100000 bonds Of the corporation Of Petersburg endorsed
State Virginia, payable In 1870 and
with for interest," payable half yearly IN February ne
% chamberlain Of the until te i q. q ng,
which time they VIII BE- opened, and me
will be entitled thereto The payments m me same WIZ -
required h May l5 June and 5th Ja and bidders w as
periods they Offer 70 The corporation reserves
20 themselves the night % reject any oner made"
son chamberlain Of me according y
resolution, until the l<h day Of Ma e5o q ~ ocsoe
m. thno. S~N-se1..t
May a-du 4thMaynert Mayor
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Generul Agency - Washington y. u
ny A. N. FARoUHAR formerly az Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
% claims services IN te war with Mex
co. revolutionary war the war with Great Britain ana ms n
ida
For pcnsions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bounfy La~i-wl snsad the purchase and sale Of bounty
order. .t...1 Is y. $500 -.
Patent 0NesThe applications for patents procuring nodss
drawings attended In all their vsrious banches
ercval Pod OGos-A claims against the department VIII
Of conuscto quarterly accounu; pay
ditto facilitated, &c. ...f !. I. -s... -.
New Orleans Dsa, Esshvie Unlon Mobile Advsrtssr Loas
vile Cincinnati 0axete, ndanapom
ensine New York Herald DETROIT Press win publish 70
the s5, and send sh hills 70 s once, seeompsns
with paper. NN&l suhs ~
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GENCY. Wsshfpgson.-The undersigned, ists Of the M
IA specon Post Once Department. o6es he s
70 generally, those Of the
section particularly viii e assurance That his removal ron ~.
not character he has for many Year.
tanned the department honesty cnpsciy and hdsh
rsr once q both paries with hen men"
al ORDERS % attend q sasns- o. ever nature me seat
- y JAMEa OWNER, Agent,
Ju,v 4-Au LATE Of Post once Department
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ON The petition Of w. sehley John SHY,
ceased o. Augusta Georgia. for
granted 70 said John SHY for break
ing woe for seven year. from ne exslon Of said patent which
II ordered that said petition be heard Patent once,
Monday In september - O'Clock M all
notified appear and have why
said petition ought 70 be granted
lIsence and union Washington city District q Co!umba
0Rxee philadelphia Tribune, Journal
Provdsnce Rhode Island Chrone and Sentinel Augusta
"a week M three sueceve weeks previous 20 The
: DE WITT O. LAWRENCE.
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
B.-Edto OF papers will copy,
bills The Patent Once, with containing this notice
June 25--lawJw
LAtteiIs Ltving Age. No. 32O.--Prtcs AK cents.
Commsaeng Nsw HoIums
ooNTxnrss
!. Ralph Waldo Emerson--Bntislf Quarterly Review.
2. DR. COPELAND on Palsy and Apoplexy- Spectator.
3. Calmet's Phantom Word-Spectator. 9yN Mf
Leiiice Arnold-chapsrs vii, vII-Lsdies' Companion
8. The Story ofss1he Requiem -Fraser's magazine
z. The Arctic Expedition--N. II Tribune.
PoETRv.--My Christian Name The Poets Life.
SHORT ARTIcLEsNew Printing Machine Mode Of nnding Bog
Timber in Ireland
WASHINGTON, December a. l645.
periodical devoted literature and science,
abound Europe Ia This country, this has appeared 20
useful contains indeed, the expedition only Of
of the English language but h by s Inn
compfehension includes posure Of the hu
a'A "''A1 = - 1'A''' - = - J. O. ADAMS.
Published weekly . = year, LrrrrrL CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH sHfLLINGToN,
Corner Az street and Pa. avenue.
June IS
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The Legislature OF Maine had one ballot on the 2oth
inst for senator Of the United States Whole number OF
bollo given in 49, 1.-TWO members only absent)
sary to choice rs. Hannibal Hamblin 81; George
Evans AZ; John Hubbard 90; 5. Fessenden IS; w. p.
Fessenden A; blank l. No election
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III M SMITH. corner Of Main 10Th streets, 1sts
Ill. Of Of PARKER SMITH, soicu early orders ~
Of the larger class, with straw car
ers and ian ready made the usual variety Of ma
chnes threshcs and horse shsrs lssh
construction, the celebrated Bsmbroneh an % much
sonst aer Maryland Pennsylvania He asks particular
attention 10 warranted superior
other He devotes particular attention
and PARKER and Smith He win warrant .ach repairs Nv
New Of spikes be inserted n small cost Inv
making machines, inferior from equal
Also hand two McComick resping machines extra ache
for same, and chains for chain horse powers
RicHnorp, Va
May 7-w6w
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The New York papers state that Mathew L. Davis is
dead. He was celebrated for his witngs-being the au
thor Of the "Spy in Washington" in the New York
Courier. Of the "Genevese Traveller" in the London
Times, and the author Of the Life Of Aaron Burr.
Jacob Hays, for many years the high constable Of
the city Of New York, is also dead.
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Fourth OF Jaiy Celebration.


The Board Of Managers Of Washington National Monument
Society propose cceeas The approaching Anniversary Of our Ma
ona Independence BY patriotic ceremonies in honor Of the day and
Of the Father Of his Country. $500
procession, military and civic viii be formed al and ron
City Hall Monument Place, under the direction Of Joseph
Bradley, ESQ., appointed chief marshal Of the day,
whom respective orders, companies sosnes kc win
be good report Of the ceremonies viii be
the public prints In due time by ue maa The
Hon. o. Foors, Of Mississippi win deliver address, and the
ceremony the block Of marble presented By the corporation
Of Washington, be deposited In the monumen viii then take
expected all the ceremonies viii be worthy Of
day. which bears the halowcd Of Wash
ington.
with wishes Of the American people, have adopted
requesting them throughout Union, wherever the An
Of the Fourth Of July be celebrated % take collections
day. In aid ofhe magnificent in the
grateful patriotic citizens Of this happy country,
evidence Of the which they hold the
services Of the "naiion's bes, benefactor"
GEO. wATTERsToN,
J. b. II. SMITH,
T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD,
June al-d Committee Of Arrangements.
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Our paper is crowded thismonng with proceedings Of
Congress This accounts for the exclusion of several
communications. General Hamiltons is in type, and
will appear tomorrow.