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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
PoRTRAITURE.
HENRY PETERS Gray.

l.
HENRY PETERS GRAY.
r. Begs TO inform his friend. That ne Will pr
fu-e his s,er1ou oaftrep to Portrait Famftnc
o.e v o desire excellent " orks OF Ar OF ibe shove
assured Of l- atly ioeNeC1ie ihs Ns1' q FfarA
ln-si one door lrom Broadway. dls lmisel1'
~ Fire In-ura nce.-BROOKLYN INSURANCE
tOMPANN-Oftce Merchants Exchange, W s--st Ne" O.
lork. and % fu.on-st BroOkyn. Ths Old esiaoi sooe
dwellings furuimre Stores merchandise. .iips m port
&c. al he lowest rs'ee OF premium Us WIS
~ Every one should be Supplied VIII Or
such rehef from the produced By
blnions TIE cas- discomfort Arsng from any
ite eAcfesceuoe on he ioo readily removed by ne ap
picHton Of 81 these Shields and BY this means The
growth OF the into Corn - -recmsy pre-
vented No ore should be without tsea sod a. Or Il
tfce 81 Exchange, Williams And a. kls1ou Cos, 10
Astor House. and 10 and rs Broadway Us S1sood
~ The Paine Celebration by Ball and sup
rer, on the 18th Jan. $500 he Surdsy pr
No1. 70 ne - NJ NJ o .-r VII aeTef Prrpa'aiory
a.,c.- y .,,i,,.',- r. a. - So ~ -ts :, -
- ~ 1.s - - " :.
ne Beacon ooe, FrA square sae CT ~ Committee
10 SsS-g
~ " knickeroosscr Hall Chel-es.-Dr VIZ
vi, give course Of bis popular Lectures on Anao
ny sai Physiology. With he mzukIns skeletons psn-ng
models, &C. % Tuesday "Wednesday, THURSDAY Frdas.
>srarcsy ard Monday jan IS u, y. T. - ADJ - 81 :
O'clock NJ Admissen-FTsl Lec-sfe Free rhe r--i -
---.z.-.z--.-----.-- ----..s---------.---
DAILROAD -PIkEs.-Ths Subscribers pre-
IL pared execute orders Railroad Spikes Of any
CURED SIC DUDLEY FULLER CO.
III Sfeodiss iSs Greepw-lch-I
TO RAILROAD COMPANIES AND Con-
TRACTORS-lSo tuns Rail a. % relay About - be.
. tie yurd = 60 .xi RA do do DO. p 90 secondhand
PICK Axes = do DO Crobsrs - do DO AiletIees 10 do
Go Scdge Hammers al in ward and r sac II lots 10 SUI
purchasers, b. Lls 81 PETrEE MANN, - south-st
CROCEIS CAN HAVE THE BEST Of Peach
VI Orchard Coal egg sire delivered any par
ofihe CITY s. . FER Coal always DRY. under cover
snail rat 81 X PETER CLINTON,
DIS ~ Corner Of King and Greenwich IS
IRON fHFORTs Of suitable are md Of he be.i con
srct0u for sepGgxng gold from nl~vcurv IN tbe small
gsesrrg PROCESS also. d-Tcagy -cees ard ghfs, Ae
e be ksd q pF chIL1ONs CAszscsi Depot . Cham
bessa pWs
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IlFUAT D0L- IT 1iEtN f-Onr DE- Ih-l .hs
w ssa-ha. 81 ion reiscg- ras 1e co through la gue
hour f,r = cefIs Lis tue E0f money returned
Painted INSTRUCT CTS .io sent By ua scaled up for 81
Invented ,v ii- greer chemist llebg, who -n tr secrc
g.r 40 hou-ct. ife st1ld .c without h. snfr Tie
he,y-Yots CIR. Faf-au .eucsr aud .i- advice :
hoef i-s-i $50 and periodicals and t'
rou-ands Who hag" riet h.- phn. Addfes. - cal on
u TN ELt ETREEs, room ~ 80 Nsssau-st ~.
as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

PERRY5 EAST INDIA BALM,

OAR IRON.-A fn.l assortment Of 7 ste comm
ID In i.h ani English Ref ed Iron for .s." by
no re rFTTEF NAM - South e.
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4lached 10 each Vesssl
Passenger 0r Caionls ran pSoonFo 'hroagh nSSos W
.A nom Panama as sssasap lsisnrs, a. ihe onoshs
reduced faies;
se.rsgr found bed sD4 board .................. no
Rates u Pssssges0 Havsns and Nov -ovssss
-fslefoon berth. ........''s''s'so to
sfln1ee berth .................. 50
Storage snd found .............. -
For freight AID p....ge apply 70
N O ROBERTS ia Vests
TIE .ubssn.. steamer COLUMBUS Vii be Dispatched
.sasd a. ~ Panama "a 10 Susls Of Isgelsa snd
sapasAso ~ connsci vih Tho anegs Of This Ene ard
d.fee between Ps4.4rsa and ssa sfAneiseo. bs7as
ll,FOR CALIFOKNIA-DIsPATC LINZ
.-sfanp J. = ADAMS = loaaEng a per - E.s, A.ssI,
DOT 81 Doyef-sL sAl can 'sks Ne bok a 30 o. 20
arrss lgat fnsigt The superior sailing qaaltes u ne
s~ss.. warrant shorer passage - san Fnodseo fhsa
~ Ofner .f.p. IIosfias application Should 81 neio sof
no ~ JOHN OGDEN lis Walls
C.. - sEW-yoR tnsxAs DIP IiAsb b ~
sor. hsyr us day declared JOY o,,, go
u per us od7 c.psl stoes q ia. ooSrsf
Tus-day ~ SIN Dag q February psxt - -.
The transfer sooss vii Be eiss.s oea s-ssssy .. -
Y , e is'"' slN Sif sstiTfcHsoGD r,..
[rTTN o. -,Ssn.sLip EORThEkSkh, Capt T.
..s1<sknss - "a y-7n ave per No SOra Elves, N
s,.,,d.v Ian is a. ) 0eoek. n precisely
a, ~. n .ssiinz sigDed w ae clefk "a oDaft-
fo' sis1 s.FSo g si;c.is55 T lEiEsros CO. so4.
s5c@rs are requested 10 seLd hc8r Os u ls1irz %
I'D oS rrsinre 1efofe IL o'clock 81 ne day % 80
az Oas q .iilg vii be sgRed siisr La sI ~
- FOX IATAsZAr.-RsgssrP sshs..Ins
80 -Ed nrsr clzs- b-fk EDGAR Cspt > ~ 80
cislied a. regular ps>hsi ~ ~ 49, - .s....
ae 1ergscled ae 15a instant ~ hsAs1s =" $3.50
srriy % bard ~ pier E4si River, o, 70 -.
~ sPOFFOKD, TlLEsf0s a -. V .e>-.,.
80 FOK LIVERPOOL.-Iss hsEs.M r 80
sfsx az se s,,s J.nsarg Tbs regiF Psfs1 sn-p oAk
.1-eRICK CAT A Eldr.1ge, ~. ga. - AoDse 80
f-if or uas-aqs ca ~ splsnlA 1oe0Aoo--~nss sfps
-, l-e.rd a 30 NOnh River " 20 -. -.
he sPOFPORD. fILEsTOS 4 GU. " soonS.
.=S7s IN -.TsTx- PITEST OFFIcE. JAsCAsf a. .sso--
a. - s.,tsa a. B~zl.nA y D-fAs - 49, - - s-.t
1 49, f1.sa.s Jscss.~ q csatsr-h< = Yn{z<kS
al ,.ss.t trlnt-d - b~Hsssn y .sd b-rb. D>r~s
. $3.50. Zoe s-ysn ys-fs fou ~ o. 1fsse
49, =. - t.ass 10 ia 1sy q kpo iso
A. erftLti ,~tfr " >aSt AZ - Ekts1i oser o.
-, =. Nr.l.y Nzrrh a % oct " la al p@f-os 80
-l % syy~.f an. $50 ss@-s ~ A-vs, sAy 49, p>~s
2es.s 49, ass IA psss-hs& he E~Y.sks. ias
ser s.8 Ccoa MtEstDs sorfh Aner.n ed Os.stts ~
p..y sss B<se Josn.s. FrOsse1es y co.'s YEA ~
tss.s sec-se .ss. pa, seatsy n.ys s<xt
IhOs. Z" sAsk, cendaa.es<I 4 fstesz
"a E.par. q ~ ssess y<psrs - 2sse sos ~ - 49,
4. - ys.s e6sAs - 49, ~saAsss ~ sssA ssssss
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raE LAST OPPORTUNITY
.IeGAW,- GRAND NATIONAL PANORAMIC
vi PsINTfsCS OF AMERICAS SCENERY, vilch
as-ss-u eatibi1ug wh frEsee s1ccnss he lasi ~
g--s- % Washington Hall - br'ri"s lair % az.
ig y. a I'd or he .a ihs cfJ, Cl NoHf.y
evening 90. mt :. Ocock y, - ben-lt " Gosrg-
alrsr Esl te sr-si wkO erecl.ed ma s2lencli palm
~ liz
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

~ FEATHER E~TABiISIliENT POs
~ ~NIE consequence nd l.-acal al shins "a
- .es,e ie civ Che slhscrlsr VI -eil 'hs stccs 81
.Ius iud good VII, .eaer vito 3yesf'' ea.' 4 h.
. e.isb Sized tesrr SD Bsdins store va.eb - rae
.,l il-f,d ,rr DOE ',.f lf ,rars-iaS ChALsmsf.
80 active bdss,s man win capia 10 l. az eNoeS~i'
.pt... .n l.ls fortuna For nlsr.ef iufpTmslou az
pl. ou 2 T.. PROMISES 81 { HALL, l'9 ChathAar
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NJ William S-n.risn.-f-
d. ..t..... .....I sssf.s ~. f..a 0..4..s

al others ,,I.I assis' on iaa otcls.'
lie frisn Pilu'forc. - rl.uYfscnf,d o, T bI'en p
Co Ro- lu VII b. inrodG- si hs hir ~ Saron' ~ So
le. ~ com o"-srrns, expressly sfslAtd iof d.
Escn -uo.c ,s, flo .a- pad he subs-riFuol Or ne
year. . entitled % .as ucsct .tars.
EAtra rta 49,. WA. Be- sold r csgf- ir Odd cen De- ~
ciral az our cGsnef Office, sai ne dori "a te
evening oftue concert
20 ,ha convenience ~ to.e who " sa feb become su~
acrhes or 20 ray their sub-uouon look viii b. open
'fe door ou me rNraia.
~ NedraW 'lr attention OF tie public ~ he ici thsi
MORE Concerts Wi be given during to srsson, al
which talent viii assist. ADD 70 - ,n 04i
slh-crtfrs VIII hc admitted free SAhOHl co
6 PlnLL.her. OF sat-nl. Mn.esl Inr.. ~ BIo.LNl
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,,1-The L S frirnte Constitntlon and .Ioor

NAvAL-The L s. trigate Constitution aud soop
ofwar jamestown were ri Genoa Dec 81 The l.
stor,shp Efe 10 days from Genoa with nvads, for The
United Saies arrived Gibraltar Dec Is and proceeded
dny for her destination L. ship ONO Com
Subling sailed nom HiO on lld Oct tor aparsiso
The frgae Independence, bearing the flag OF Comino
dore Charles w Morgan the steamiIgHe Mississippi,
sp Long and the frigaie Cumberland NJ Spezza
a. ast accounts. 5 Surveying schr George Bache
Capt Hussey arrived al Pensacola on ih Dec dsss from
Hampton Roads, bound TO Galveston.
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LEAVING for aTr-0-r.sfI0n -.. ...-:...-,e ~ :
FOR DIVIDEND 20 ) On Prefer ; ."cA.. 500 -
TO- rl.-ar..f l., O. r.l Oh -.cCE sud
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4 --EMBLI BILL tT TIE lTALIAs OfkaA
hHOL hE-On Tgescsy Jan =. he s>cort Grsnt As
s--1sY bs. " ~ lizan Opera -. tzzs pace he -
'Or Or~rz Eou.e grdef =. E.Tonzss fse
a. cns IcrifrfJy q ~ OfchesIa Mex Hsge'rcz
-easer NJ. krs4izer. Tic<etz 5 peer, acfr.raE
-r..zr s11 z4s, c1n 10 pfJc1ef - ne sgeff - -
Bal COMMITTEES. 5ox-oce q III Iazn OD-rs 10
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FRAND IUllI And INaINI MINI 10 IUN'
hCEHT Of EDOCABD KEMENtl, Fio.lnlsl. ia's nom
Hungar a. = BIOS SELDOM on saturday Jan W lhf' "r
w hlch occasion he vii be assisted hY The following s4nsis
MADAME sfspAnr from Hungary, er trst gppraf snc'
Mr. William schauenbcrg AMI Ar ". G. Iltnnl. snc 81 ti
fci,nt orchestra under The direction VI Dir I. Esf>1i
Concert fo commence 81 o'clock door. open ri 7
O'clock Tickets 81 each, 10 10 had a. he principal music
.i0res Eoc.. aud Zoe door ae evening u me- per
nrTaIee.
n BIN order 70 Interfere win he shove Concert
Mr sa-nn. ha. nos.noned h.s o. W Monlll. Jt- y
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MARINE JOURNAL.
('leared,

>hp "a so. Ns-a l,rsion Grnr-l. N.nt1r' CO
hus- Ns tes~nce iroti. thsfl-'cr kf luss c. 80.
isnnsio'. Panama Howard ~hsisn ssf-rf ies
born thsrcsa fhrg- Homsn'~ N--s1n. Hauelrr : 1ni
bashse l~anc1s Barton So frsA, h11-<s c. h.
Ma rrs-. X k-at
Brs NsStsn. N,rns, 1ss,or. Jan. | n A0-a
h. Aran-tcn l-S>. Nceis-. C-srrus- =
kot foas~ n n R-oanA sNfs. Src- r. r. lsu-- Ha
,sroEa. WIS.,. So ksrceu>. Co1.ln-. EusAsr Lgro1ru-
Msvf. Pre-. k-hracas N,l-r l1ri Hir-oa nss''1
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DAILROAD -PIkES.-Ths Subscribers are pre-
IL pared 70 execute orders or Railroad Spikes OF any
CURED sre DUDLEY FULLER Co
hi.
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On sch June las, he credit OF Profit and Loss
s,1ld af....... ................. sss ss5 Il
To vhlcb Nd ne s,ovs -rost .......... i1sos2 O.
AID mail s,ao credited ~. account. ........
1896 =
FROM ri s1n have beer pad
Dividend So Z on Prrf-rr-d s'ors...-- - p
~ -" wv guy sssF p
r4,--, r-- s-~-,--is-on ..............s 2 - y
-, u.vsept 20 ) ~ Prefer s.ocz.. $50 =
For y 9.1eud - "a Oh S.ocs .--.. f7,ll3 'i
Tai D,. lends. ................. lr4fl5 j.
sn5@3 y
;r5rn q. r.ch have been p.id tae following
--.4,.. ....f.. ~ Guar 81 90 CO s'rlctiOn
p.vr,cr.. ior .mpToret. ou o.d Bosd. s1ssl ~
psvl...r-s for second track a. Ford isn. ZI43 u
paw r5r sec0nd rrsck A. M1rri.anls. Ga y
House, on Dover + tieasl0n extra. 1884 fe
Tur1Og;s o; WilLncSrIll- sud Lees. ~ ~
S..r fracks a. Trves.'y-.eveH fl- q st4ra - III
Bss.n corner Esuihsi md Bowerv.. 1870
ar 5.
Palance 10 c-eo. Pyaf. ao5 roes slSfS-5 p.
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CITDDON'r TRANSPARENT PA>0RA,TA
NOE TIE NILE. AND EGTPTIAS AaTlQIAhIAs
COLLECTION
Chaese Buildlngs. So BToa0wsy
~ Adm ssiJu - ceuts Children 1Alf pms.
S.-Tls rgrs.n rs@s every kFouIBg ~ Il. snd Wed
uessay and ssrIrdsy AisraeO1s a. s. DoOfs open oos
hour fe.JTe each * s.1tron jls sLss
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a. : II. g. TEoRP q co.

IEAEE REMOVED TO los WfLLIAAST ~ 1907.
beiow Beeans1s, where sey oesr .Or sale 81 .
assortment q Csbns p A1O and Pt0sleIy hal -.
i-opcr-eF. q Looking gi4ss PlsIes, Her Con- t-e'.
hsnrs 1e &GrUf setarers Il soA 5pfsss A.,..' ~
Coou-rs Glue ~
MANAGED GOOD. PR sTEAMEk HEEfAS
D-JHs; received bv zcoys sas.nler, afze - - 80
fs1- csaTi nd iyory, cared stess -. 80 - -
ieafer .teeI bond .arss nso1naie- % % en very NV
49, a ,.s,a,.v. a.sos,sn@at of wslcsss ~sy, silver
rare, PLACED gooss, "a -, ~,-.sns. ~ -
AAey s''~'' AkERLY a BRIGGS, 80 Bo~sy,
$500. sorrsr B,oom--s.
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,I,o ,lr-ICAL AMArErKs ~ ornERs-A

Musical socirty recently established for the PRACTICE II
rtoru-.s gces melodies &c AID now In successal opr
ration de-ns increasing he number of "a members
the purpose giving greater rdeci iO compositions ~
ro~, bora'e character Lad anf gentlemen .hp Hy
Eel esifuus o connect themselves with society ~ hls
ind for he Practice and enjoyment u Vocal Mg.c,
obtain copies curstufnn and laws ~ he society
Al lie tor. of ir Adam Sodar ltI Broadway. l tieod.'
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= roN SALE oN ro LLr lL.I - 90

pit su .i. promises ~ HALL, l'9 chathAnir
jl1,f
- fOR SALE OK TO LET TIA bcaanill rot
dr. sr I Ire II fhfsg known re- T. .mvrood iiii con
- s-ns ga .arse fwo.,'.r, dwelling, ~rh conssaseu
'a 0's's e'a'lrt 'srilcf " A rye ~ :, se''s uAee
.I commanding one g 10" mot bcsnil and cAensiNs
lt.s .r sufrUllda. ~ uIirv - D. "a II on tis $3.50
sor f.,t.,'i.ais inquire CIV SEYMOUR co tchs'
lt's.q.ar" - Na"ssa
g. RocIlLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
~. a. hAkuA y Three lof. on Cumbeflsnd-st nesf
- tulou Avenue, nc io ana t~O ADJOINING can
la.r, csa renan on bond AMI mortgage sn per
Aspy soou 70 NJ. b SMITH, ceisr-s' N Y. JIG ma
.. STORE IL CANAL-sT. 10 LEr-snd sio,s
IN and su's ios sale !. = 9n. Ut N" os-, s.'. ~
f .ioe soresnd tor Inst purpose u person WIN 20
pI a. MA opportunity NO where else 10 be found 90
Aplf A. he Store, 20 { ana. IT. JsW
IS, FOIt SALE.-A Mnce-st,ry and hgh bssemen'
~ irrk house, very convieu ent and well hun eoutain
~ ac tive Marble hsnge- Croiou wafer, Range warn.
,, r1,.. n sb.4f tyo tsas- Arpiy IN tho preini.es
- -e,eu,n.t ofM q HALL l,9 Cbiihanst 10 sd
1Tr. WANTED. FROM lst FEBRUARY, par
AZ: 81 q mouse i0r small family. ia ysnte'i AMI quc-
- n- giborloOd, within ball mile ~ he cay Han ~
a,af fe Rslroad SIDE pr-iercj. References gwen
al required Address L. 'hs odoe- answers fee.iv.d
one week lnn
"a 10 LU1'-The Two story Dwelling House y Resd.
Al. . win ne urec story bnck Bnhng IN III. rear,
- suitable Coz printing Office, book b.ndery or for te
sad Z Puest 10
a. MANTED-Two rooms communicating and hr.
.i. nishld orf with carpof- Location desired hstv-so
- Pracs ara Tenth Il ard NOT far ffoIh broafvay--
Trin- moderate Address y " Broadway Po-tOAoe
rear tanAs- Bips
ty- WANTED TO HIRE small house and shop
~ suitable ior cabinet maker ashor distance nom ~
- civ ground ard small stable stieched g tns
f.-mi.ss VOud b. preferred. Address note 10 X
tt.1fra jl9i-
"a TO LIZA isfss workshop, II feet by ~ vrs
tls sd Ou hfrs ,idr- tesirAbls part " no Gig
- Apply, 90 the premises - - -,
u,iolss ARROW SMITH RAFT, Deysl
=. TO MANTFACTURERs.-To le, tho dwell
IN. ing par 81 house % and ". Fntohst between
49, v ID AZ and Gold together With largs building ~
lae rear Inquire OF c 4 FOLWELL ~ fallons, ~"
-. FOR -ALE.--everL core Lot. on tho wee s,a-
- ~ See 51d Avenue betueea san snd t5h-sI Knqnfs
~~oi Ul9lW-l IkAL1 % Won.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10
A Frr,v mr. rur I.uursiye LAS, Monday

A Freak OF rue LiuursiSe. LAS, Monday
while thunder CLOUD was passing over our Town.
the lightning struck the telegraph wires very close
by. Instantaneous with he fash OF lightning, we
heord report. resembling the discharge ola pistol
IN the Telegraph office, and, on running in' we
found that it had broken a small glass lnsnaior,
which had been filed with mercury, TO atoms ;
while examining the slight damage done, the wires
emitted n large flash Of t,e, with report about a.
load as that made by the explosion OF percussion
cap, which vas instantly followed by a sharp peal
cflhunlcr Scarcely had the thunder ceased before
the wires emitted another fash with similar re-
port, which was ugon followed ty heavy peal 81
thunder, and in less than halt an hour IBIS wasre-
pca,cj six times, he lightning that many tunes SIN
hing the telegraph wires.
There can be no doubt that the telegraph wires
are q srca, protection both 70 life and property a.
,.us where lh1y run especially over those wide
spread prairss where there are no trees TO attract
d., electric fluid from the clouds, and where houics
barns, and grain stacks are the highest objects, and
consequently greatly III danger oI being struck by
lightning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10

mendment by striking ont all that related to Tex
US This was agreed to, 80 to %.
The question was now taken on Pearces a.
mcndmen. as amended, it was rejected. yeas IS,
NAYS 90 Thus leaving q second passenger-al
tina, related TO New Mexicc-out Of the Omni-
bus
Mr.. Walker row moved 10 throw n third rls-
congratulated the Mormons--cut and leave
only California IN the bill. This amendment was
rejected BY SO against 81,
3lr Atkinson indignant 4. this attempt Of Cal
foruia 10 kick out the holy apostles, moved in
turn to throw California on; Of the Omnibus-
Rejected 90 to %.
Mr.. Wu,hrop moyda reconsideration Of the
vote Just taken, and after some iacit,ogual mo-
tian> to adjourn a reconsideration was sCc"el 70
Tie question ,,qs then taken on striking Lad,
to'aia from The 6iH, and il rds agreed 81
nays IS.
aud thus the Omnibus was upset, smashed NJ,
and all the passengers Killed except poor | tHh,
who limpei away on Der own hook. a
McssrS Bgrrien, Foote and Dawson now made
unsuccessful efforts 10 adjourn
Mr. Benton said that when Homer wrote OF \
certain woman who every night unraye'led what
she woye dnring the day, lie must have been mis-
taken. He must have had vision, and seen tho
Senate OF the United States voting on CumpyO-
uise bill (Gyeat laugh,er)
After varion. unsuccessful efforts 10 fix the
Southern boundary Of Utah, at Sc deg so min,
ana 80 aud IS, it was finally carried at 81
And then the hill establishing u territorial gov
crlmcnt for Utah was ordered to be eugrossed for
third rcading--yeas 81 nays Is ami tue Sen.
ate adjourned,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10

Puiz por-Mr. Woolsey can beat Old Tom K
Jerry all to pieces making nice and wholesome
beverages. Ginger.Pop, lemonpop, sarsaparilla
pop, phiz.pop, and every other kind of pop you
may mention, lac can make ahead Of any body in
he country Mr. VS. beer is put up in neat
stone mugs, containing rs much as a person can
drink at one time which he sells at 80 cts per
dozen or cts. per single mug. 1t is fully as
palotabe as soda, Try it boys
Fiz.szzP op Mot so fast Van Vranken
at Oslorn's establishment on Columbus st.. ha.
Just given US half dozen Of his pops to test, and
really, we mus, say they are quite up to VOL
scy's Well, pop ahead, both of you There i
no healthier beverage this hot weather than til,
beer and certainly none in town more palatable,
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YLe I,acs Niycr Contcrcncc
PlMNflEIn, VIII CO, July u, n

PiuNFlELp, VII! co, dub -, 800.
.Mcssrs. Ldi,ors--If you viii Kindly afford the
following brief communication place in lour
columns you viii crafty many OF yolr readers.
The Rock River Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church convened at Plaiihe!d " III co,
July I, and terminated is sitting On IT, follow
ing Tuesday, the 23d.
Bishop lIamlin in the chair and Rev. Philo
Judson secretary.
In addition To the disposition of the regular rou
tine of business, scvcral items If peculiar interest
passed the ordeal OF discu,sion.
Several resolutions indicating an increased in
teres in TIE subject Of education were passed and
pledges given By individual members Of the con.
ference To furnish the sum Of four thousand do-
lars towards the erection Of an additional building
~ the Conference Seminary, Mount Morris; the
citizens Of which place, layc generously offered
simila. SUN for the same purpose. This practical
anl decided acton Of the conference was doubt
less owing chiefly to the very able, and fcryent
appoal OF The Rev Hooper Crews, Agent OF the
,{cl. River Seminar The Rev. p. Hudson
likewise deserves Lish praise for lis selfsacr
fcug zeal, in this noble cause.
The religious services in the various churches
in the village, We're all remarkably impressive
and edifying, and were listened to on the Sab
bath iy deeply interested and crowded auden.
ces OF tie sermon IN the new Methodist church
by Bishop lIamline feel my inability 10 give
IN adequate conception Never was the marrow
and fitness of Evangelical truth set forth in gran
der simplicity with more richness Of thought
aad plain dignity Of language, thon on this oec-
sion.
] dislike eulogiums but no intelligent mind,
could withhold it, admiration, at ~ monarch
mind Of this holy urn of God especially at the
laod sRl chnste NH Gum, through which is rich.
cs We're brouglltSo "a level Of the most Hitter.
ate with melting paihos and occasional crashes
Gfa%Al power.
In conformity With vote Of the conference,
The eHtiyo body proceeded to the burying ground
ty9y a tssbbie Of grateful respee. to the memo
7. ~ fthe venerable Jesse Walker whose remains
having been dsinterrel from their former resting
place. together with those Of his aged wife, were
replaced in the grave with the intention of erect.
ing suitable monument to the McmCry Of this
Nos'rin Pioneer of Methodism.
Addresses were delivered with deep emotion
by Rev Mes.rs Beggs Sinclair and Scarlet, for.
mer associates OF the venerable man, whose bone,
after an iulerya. oil years lay exposed to THEN
weeping gaze. I'll, change which few years
liave wrought in this lovely portion Of the state
would bemarrei by frul Disgrace, II no effort.
were made TO honor the memory If such mer
as Father Wafer" 7. COTTON.
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Since the defeat OF the Omnibus or Comprom.
sc bill in Congress the question is asked at every
turn, what will now be donei VIII the Texas
boundary question be settledl What will be
done with New Mexco' viii California be al.
mt,edi
On all hands we believe il is regarded as ex-
,remely doubtful whether any Of the measures
Indicated will be adopted By the present Con
sress U,ah as tie bill has passed the senate
may pos.lJ be organized into u territorial gov
grumcut, but as to New Mexico and California the
lthances are decidedly that the whole ground will
have to he again fought over at the polls before
hey are disposed Of
Meantime, however. there will be strenuous cf
forts made in Congress 10 admit California, at
least, before an adjournment takes place The
bill for this purpose was on motion Of Mr. Doug
lass, made the order Of the day in the Senate inn
medaiely on the passage Of the Utah bill and
has been before that body up to our latest dates
with every probability Of final vote upon it be-
fore this time, An amendment proposed by Mr.
Foote, to divide California into two states one to
be slave and the other free, was rejected by SO
against 23 We have no doubt the bill will pass
the senate, bu; in the house although there is an
undoubted majority in It's favor, a final vote may
be foush; of BY parliamentary appliances--call'
Of the hou'e reas aud nays, &c, which have So
often enabled hctious minority to defeat the
will Of the majority.