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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

LOUISVILLE Saturday, Apu. O..
The steamboat Clipper with q cargo Of salt sInA
IN Cumberland River Ca Wednesday lati The boat Ana
cargo are a total oss iii Chuu Of TcLn was The 0wLrr
Ofthe boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
Arrival OF the tseorsla.

The steamer Georgia, Capt Porter about which
some anxiety felt ChAgres al The last advceSsVed
there landed her Lice passengers and returned to Hsvans
IN days bringing S passengers She left ihere on The
s lust snd reached city ssi We are inde6l
cd to her officers fT Havana papers hut they contain
no news The letter OF correspondent will be foand In
smother column
~ A REvtsw of THE WEBSTER CASE, by a
Member Of the New-Yors Bar has beer neatly issued by
5. Red6ed. The Reviewer don't agree with the Court
the Jury the People OF Bosion The Tribune. There
must be some bad crook about him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

LIST MARRIED.-The Deut.eA< Reform says
he eseersise PEnsi Lsz 10 sbcGi marry rsh Rus
saa Countess be BRIDE ns WIDOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
Williamsburg Election.

Our younger sister on Long Island. tie embryo
city Of WILLfAMsBrRGH, holds her Charter Flee
ton TO-DAY, ami there IS personal fight among
or opponents ia one Of the Wards which w. ap
prehend viii draw out heavy vote against w.
Still there are Wings enough 10 the Burgh If they
will only come ont and vote for their excellent can
dida,es, rs we trust they vii. Here is the vil age
ticket:
For P,e.,dSnf ..............JoHS TRorr, Jr
Ci,rk Bp1fd Iyu'teos. .- GtORCE r BAKtR
TregfIrST ..............H fNFY PATsoS.
Street fnspector ....-....JoH~ M0~Tco~EET
90 70 ell md Pump. d9...... DANIEL CHIChLsIEE
heSp,y Of me (eL. ......H ESEY AcAsHIY
. ....-...o. tGrORGE n ANpFFWs
|" '''''''''' ABEL SYirH.
Jvsiics IF ne pe1ce. ..... ANFs n fsAACsoS.
For Mqrsh1is.. W Z Gardner h Lavender n. Gus.
c1srd
Wings Of Wiliamsburrh hc faithful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
Circuit ooq-t-So. - ~. IS 49, -. ~ So ~
SIS Sd 50 SO sll. sIlt -

SIS 81 50 SO Ell, SLY. 80
CorRr - GENERAL SESSION. Wad7B-Bs.
ore ,s@ Re-o-dsr sld Ai-ru-a Grf1 ard Docse-
T-ll y trlne, M--tIvis, Csafinsss This Gaze witch
nd elr-rt charges am burg az n fse sird degree
n h--akus THO re q Goo >.AS . soonest t-
chs o'.- = d Dec snd -'E e--f-'1n ter P-ces
1rr.llh 81 otrsr properly rorh ir S46 50 Tee
-r1cy frlay, az Ore -ls- w.s s1-n'-l
rV c1ur.- BON si1es under ~ c7ars- - re R-c3rie
Tn Jun ANer beng ol1 sewers do-' cane 'no Coi'i
81 80 .1si VS. .llg1ss for -n-l 81 a----
Trtif Bryan 80 70 Pint Dssvss Dame. gr,e
% A "a r-' ~ v4rs as 10 -lr - i-s - NJ " o.
"a Rrcsn-u ai III Clsr,Jo-s res -- Ia a. at- hlr
no pr lsl " me 1 Nsrca -e ear- -cise 81 20 co.
s- sd 11 r-achng ~ os---Hi he discovered W. -
re-c- 1o1-. OF" NJ 'la ls1- - -scap@, bag VI X
maze -l 1- rr.11sr 81 sas z'--tto Jar 1'c l. -
wen .le rascL st-l-k r'n lp'1 he --i- Niia leat
.-.r r-rEnar NJ rAI.r I.rI--.-.r sa@ -- -lrn-
.r % is azd --rE sp - arms - - 20 s-sri
d. LIE flrca OF lie b1v, va, however. te fei
-y -aich cas- axe za.h 10 Dbl. .r-hess He ~ soon--
received t-s bow Lar be sezrd ne negro by ihs t-'si
sri KEEP. bod u a uar III police cane 20 rs a. wa-n
Tee prisoner VS. '1l1d g-ly. ard 'ie Court sentenced
-i- p tas : a,- Prison Tor = yea-s 49,.
~, a. ~ a. t-s-r 10 So ,6ker 80.
-..-e1 70 Business -a-i ~ N-ssr. R'cSw= brctte
dealers iu Qsrcr. Sc g. = CerAani-st t. etrd "As
r4.-t o1 't -aq-r sri With -r<-sfns &C - NJ %"
-l rgt u1-e-i-c .n OBJ The m-r-~ NJ tfe an
- va 'ere-c-d % - cs7s imprisonment IN t1e CIV
T-ili T. G-5,S Tarerny A 10Y rained Jo.eph MlrSy
tired -sarge NJ s,cs wslcn su1 other prop
+rV. De- nr E0E % Ass t1 master OF Acossink fe>sr
PORTION oi ne nrof cry VA ioina = 3 session OF le by
,1rc --l.y ~ pef s-cr1y ocy. ana sentenced
. me P-u.--rfaIv tor rfol'hs
ti---J.r1h BroS 81 ria. on charge
1 'es ns irlrk eontsinine oi11s va1e- Al - .ne
p-Crery u Joan Fly residing a. ii ChrgseesL Inc -
clsed tad beer oosrtns 10 IN same house via COM iln
ST. sri ssSppeare1 ,ne time he Trnk Vas car
red q When arrested par ~ tee property VS. bl-d
n his possession, ard - be was ln45e % give 'assc
.rg acrour ~ IRE which - came bv n Pc ws.
convicted u PET, zrcerv ST. sentenced 30 irr Fenan
ra-r flr ~ r.ortls
TIE us. OWN Norlou. for Ire 90 G-org aims Cream
VS. or lnoaol OF ef-uda1t pIf 0f u. th- MAY .efm
The frs. of JOSEPH Asa ey. which So down in .1
fsv V.s gut of l. Thlr.dsy next Adjourned
REAr EsT,rE-The following sales were made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

rfcQa writes IS 'c-ows
WAsHlNsIoN. ApFl :
A horizon 81 the Whg members 81 The Pennsy lvaS a
Deisssnon met evening Sgrceaby previous Srrsn
,er, 20 confer OF sabiects ecnBected wiz lhs RsveuGe
isw. As several were prevented ffom being sen1.
,uce hy sckoesS ahsence iro1l ne oi, intof.
nxuv Aereed that snoher meeting should Be bed IA re
coarse OF this OF the ensuing week Il WAS 49, under
so. that conference should be bed with the Wig aetn
hers OF the Committee OF Wsys and Mesns And hat mess
ufos should be adopted 20 present Bill eineoying he
principles OF the Report Of the Secretary OF trvssr
for Eodi6csuon OF the TsTa Il was further andefsoSi
ihat whea sir h L Bulwers letter sssin comes ~ Tor
di,cusso- motion shcu,d Dc made 10 refer II 10 Toe
Committee Manu- srrares with Instructions 10 refVf
Increased and specific duues on lroo Ihs VII Pfssen.
IN rsfArd 70 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

BURGLARY The watch and jewelry store Of
John Case "a Fuon-.i was broEel opeu o. ssiurday
s-i - rept-c % Enods 70 tho of So S6J1-
TIE entrance w.s elected By wrsIcnrs Of the lock Of
dc ffuri Too, win j.uuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

Account Books, PAPEs, Sc--FsAscIs LovTsKI, -
Maiden lane offer At low ash prices al styles OF Bans
Books. Writing Papers, Eayelops, Note Papen, God
Pens, Copying Presses Manifold Letter Writer'S. Csffs
Portfolios Pass ami Memorandum Books, SETS " Books
for Lodges Perforated Board, Receipts Notes Dfs. a.d
every description OF Fancy Stationery articles a. isod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS

CITY NoRrALlrr.-The Physician OF the Board
% He4ia { Goodreh, reports As humber Of deaths
&C. aieneni, IN lie city Of Brooklyn FOR the week eoesg
Apr- . ls5o 70 oe-MAes > females, II. sduls, II IT.;
cl-cren 1-otA- . lEsrneln Ia Greenwood and oiaer
brooElyr grounds from N-V-York sne oher places. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

~ BRADY's National Collection u Dsguernoypes. 80
and 2o7 Broadway, Of Fulon..L Strangers and ei
zen. are respectfully invited call and examine he spoc
mems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

ELEGANT SILVER Docs Warranted sterling
silver plates for aud engraved to order Ia he
beautiful manner =, EyEsDELLs SO Broadway conner
Ousnesf Branch Office Wsll-st mS0 2wsod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
The whSss Of Pcunsylv,ania.

A ocfresPondent OF Toe Fhilado7Phia Norfa ANc
rtcaa writes as so,lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

~ II persous who troubled win leader feet would
purchase beI boots al WTEINss lltFultonst We should
aesr complaints. Mr. w has made tho foras,ior
aid pecuaues OF he fosl his constant study for Ten years
sul able N thst other boot makers given up
IN despair "a Jtecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

Msss.r. Ayr
AsEES-TLs usrIs, kr. 81 iAs .,ss are a. AeSstb
ckArE,1 IND. a, osfs az az 70 for Pos AL rsas
C0IIoy-Is dosn kssc sncs - sss1sr 70 s1Ai =
Asoaf 500 ess. kaacs1 kasls as o. 30 oass s<Ar
asttAnx orissne nstsa ltc -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

~ The Washington Repabic states that the
Oacers u iLe Army saronsd b. Oregon have peuuoued
Conges for Of psy NEE, the great erpenses
they BY The peculiar situation n the Terri
tory where the puoe. Of all necessaes graduated on
The { alifOruia scale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

MOUNT \ COS CALIFORNIA FNPkESs
20 Mr. Gao. W. Bg,ca. Of Lount Co Exp,ss.
recently San Francisco, beng personally acquainted
with most Of the business community there going
April 49, to return by FIRST from thence He will
personally attend any business inussed to hs with
accuracy and dispatch LOUNr \ co
~ lit' SO BrosdN lY, cor Nsusl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

o. Inc God Mines oy o-e who las seen ne coqc,r rem
r-seule4
w-YosE April O. 1880
ae-sfs LIMIT PESFIELo 80 brOacVav
DeaF sVf-Il a1s~er ~ your request .na should I'VE
yo- ny ornlr corcefr x ts q your Psno-
ala " ilr God Region " Ca f)ruis axe peAs.re Ia
'-yle "a - ~ a. represents ~ .ocs.es visited
lss- fc1re hen fallazy cs.res.ed TIE view, s,or-
=. ffa1cseo aad % Sacramento River liz par!calar -
80 a rAc--ll l-A 0f Californian scerery 10 the ae~
NO ssy ~ hcm- VIA desires for TIE success. II vour
-alerAklng a., respectfully, BAYARD TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09
BY TELEGRAPH re TIE sEw.YoFt TRIBUNE

Wings of Wilismsburrh be faithful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

Hon. JAMS BROOKS we presume 1t 49, teie
r,.nb. or causes b. be teegrsphed to MS paper
the following previfion
land no, AT LAST IN WASHINGTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

OoURr CALENDAR-IEp Dav-SuPEEloR
Sogsf-Nos = ~ 81, "a > IS 81 IL 80 l53 80 ls3
- ~ =, - ll. - 81 lQl. 81 s. ~ lIs 81 ii
..3- y . - ! e--l- =. IS = D. trAr.f-rrsc-
Yes - IS "a % g =. H. ,, u . 3 e = "a ls =
- - - Dc De1LreE Ca-ehear Al y o'eoes So.
Judge Pane N'N-' 'e'0''
Common Pen-Psrt Nos ssS ST.. Sss 81. 90 as
- So SO SIS 81, IS elS SIS eli sLs P.r T-So.
-. -, a. - So, ~, ~ ~ "a "a
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-21
Sienstag Sen 81. Msai, 1850.
2amfemSc Simn,1ner SO.
eJabrg. IL, eanse Si,an,. SIS.
2eoinauneen = Der gtberaIe NeobatTtcr erfbsn

$ @ = $: ) ] $ = $ IL $ ) ) $
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

The Delta of yesterday morning expressed.
hope, now that the Chairman of the FnanceC III,
tee has returned to his post, THAT some att 's,I
be made to settle the Batture question, 800 "
the provisions of the Compromise Ae ~ py 'l,'
Legislature" Oureontemporarythlsa .o ~ '''oie
matter might be satisfactorily se' anu 'Is
property sold by December Q, =. T. NJ NJ euu
that the share of the proceed que 70 tne Munlcl-
pality would afford great rshef TO the finances Of
,bs cornora,ion 81 We blink also, and if the act
Of The TooisIot,,r. i, be carried out, we insist
th.t i,.honl5 ha lone without further DELAY. The
crsdi, Of The Municipality is suffering greatly and
lis cradi,ors are suffering worse. We have said
bsrs,of,rs that we disapproved this act in one of
i,s nroyisions. In our judgement, whatever inter-
ss, he old front propretors had they parted with
when they parted with the property, and that
whatever addition has been made to the propertv
BY the formation of the Batture, lawfully and
quitably belongs to the present front proprietors
nd not to the heirs and representatives of the
rglnal owners now scattered in every part of the
world. But the Legislature thought otherwise, and
the act is favorable to the Municipality, we are
Wiling to see it carried into execution, and we not
My unite with our neighbor in the hope that some
Ittempt will be made to settle this important quss-
ion, but we trust the attempt will be successful,
md that before the close of the present year the
second Municipality will be placed in possession of
is share of the proceeds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
Tbe conmerce Of western Africa.

The report of the Committee appointed by the
House to examine into the expsdiency OF establish
ing line of steam packets to the Coast OF Africa,
is exciting much attention, and calling forth di-
yersty of opinion from The Press. 1t is certainly
important to ascertain what is the value of the
commerce of that country The last number of
the Edinburgh Review contains an article in favor
of maintaining The African Squadron. Speaking
of tbe nrssp articles Of traffic, the writer states
that n H. en years ending in lS49 the exports of
nalm iii have been 4345, 795 ewt. He adds that
-,bs ,Ivs-Toods, the palm.oil, and the timber of
Ws.. Africa are materials sufficient for a vast
commerce Bat there are many other articles
ivory. goid-dust, beeswax, gums, hides, ebony,
coffee, rice, pepper, and various kinds of wood
In point of view, the suppression of the slave
trade i most important to the South. If slaves can
BE- imported into Brazil and Cuba, without any i'm
'edlment, those countries must monopolize the cul.
nre Of sugar. With soil and climate more favor
lbie than that of Louisiana and Texas, and with
layes at 500 apiece, those countries would neces
ariiy out. produce and undersell the American
'lanters Wherever the slave trade has been sup
PRESSED, a lucrative commerce has grown up in its
place. In the Blight Of Biafra alone, the annual
imports are f5Oo,oOO, giving employment to 10000
ons Of British shipping.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

The Pacing Match.-This match came off yes.
terday, advertised, over the Metairie Track
and drew together full field. A finer day could
not have been desired for testing the speed of these
crack 'uns." The race itself, on fine day, is
always sure to draw we'll. The chances of broken
heats, and consequently prolonged amusement in.
ducing many TO go that could not be induced to
witness an ordinary mile and repeat race. The
betting at the start was principally on one nag, be.
ing better in the race than any other named horse
The previous performances Of Gen Smith rendering
him lavoriie, while the reported low down time of
Cor Dneer, prevented sither being pi,ted against
the field The friends of The Barber fought rather
shy, from his having been dstGnced at the last
meeting, while Josephine was like young
Bear" her troubles all to come. The mistake on
starting in the fifth heat, gave Gen. Smith the race,
Josephine having been distanced on the fourth
heat left but three horses to start. The drivers Of
Barber Pony and Cor Driver passed the scOre but
did not hear the drum tap, consequently returned,
thinking the start false one. Mr.. Rice, with
Gen. Smith, however, was more fortunate in hear
ing the tap, and continued around alone, by which
the other two were disanced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26


The following has been handed to US for publ.
cation 1t is written in clear, excellent hand on
much worn sheet of paper, deeply Drowned bv
time. 1t bears date, A." Town of Columpla, BOONE
'-es,, Missouri, August End, 1928" The language
lerses and forctble from the truth it contains:
fee5isa ID BODY and wv: -. eesnhng 70 pc en-
and having entered that OF intcinpefanss
which have strength of mind flee and already feeling
the evils resulting theeiom, which have resolution
avert, do make and publish this last will and testament
Having been made in the image of my Creator capable
ona enjoymenis, of mparng happiness to Others, and
noting the glory of God, know aud acknowledge my
countabily Yet such is fondness for scsuui grancu
ton and utter inability to resist temptation, that give
myself up entirely intempernce and its associate vices and
make the following bequest:
Item /. Ny property give TO dissipation, knowing that it
will fall into the hands Of those who furnish me with
ardent spirits.
Item q My reputation, already tottering a sandy
foundation, give to destruction.
Item g. give ability to be happy and useful in life.
to annihlaton
Item A. To my beloved wife, who has thus far cheered
in the path of iie give shame, poverty, and
broken heart.
Iem5 To each of my children bequeath my example
and the inhe tance of their father shame
Item s. To my associate grocery companions give my
broken bottles.
Item 4 Finally, give my body to disease, misery
sary dissolution and my SOUL that die to the
posa OF that God whose mercy have abused whose
mands have broken, and whose holy law declares that
drunksrd shallinheIt the kingdom of Heaven.
DRUNKARD. [Seal
Witnesses Scripture, Reason, Common Sense, Unyer
sal Experience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
"When Greek meets Greek,
Then comes the tug of war"


The Right Of Repatriation. American
Government, by its naturalization laws, recognizes
the right of a man to throw off his natural alleg.
ancs, and to become the citizen of another coun.
Try. In the event Of war with one of the Euro.
pean powers, the question may be brought TO an
issue. Suppose England, or France, were to take
prisoner born subject, but naturalized American
citizen, bearing arms against his Sovereign, could
he be treated as a traitor Our government of
course would be compelled to retaliate. If we are
not mistaken, the British attempted to carry out
this principle during the revolutionary war, but the
threat of retaliation at once stopped it.
1t seems that in Spain, five hundred years ago,
The right of Standardization was acknowledged
and practiced. This change of allegiance was eff.
fected by nine days. residence in foreign land,
and the attestation of notary, that on each of
those days public remuneration had been made Of
the homage due TO the natural lord.
If at period when the feudal system was the
law of Europe, this change of allegiance was recog.
nzed, it ought not to be considered an open ques-
ton in this age.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

TIE Georgia Citizen--This is the paper which
was recently made famous by the attempt of mob,
at Macons Ga, to suppress it account of some
alledged ant-Southern sentiments published in its
columns. 1t is a fine looking sheet, beautifully
printed, and is edited with much spirit We
understand that L. F. w. Andrews, the editor is
North Carolinian, We have not been able to dis
cover in his articles any want of patriotism there
is certainly no want Of ability.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

davis 1'a'gg 5s'atg Great Gathering.-Nr T..
s tbs ta soldier Of The revolution, aged so y. Jas
unon at bis III f6 ouss Conn., had grand family
yer oo years of age and as lively and a. LIS ~ Is
the oa neF grand children. There were nrssaI
ns teai-able, children, chiIdren.n preSe 9d
apa,Tn,lddreR 10 chidren.naw snJ ~
miIy wera c ab all, G5 Thirtysx of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

restored to LVe,-fhs papers mi cEI4a, slll,I
nr w., ~, T. state that during the last three or
IN dvsentsr ,refe mas been much sickness, caused
gentleman of undoubted veracitv pivss
Pence eeht OF The following extraordinary oecur-
egG Snd young lady of very respectable stand.
Tge u diap n.y. was taken sick with the dysentery
INC her parents and friends prepared S ai.ernoon
sysrs oa " Vn Sunday evening while WATKINS lrs
IA ~ attendance upon the BODY, She came ,n III
cov ms ape g speak There is now hone Of b b.e
xosmsnt n ~ rs curious fact has produced quite an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

Upper RiUers.-A St. Louis paper of the 10th
says;
We learn from persons who came down the Mis-
souri, yesterday, that with the exception of a small
rise out of the Charlton that river has not began TO
SWELL hut as the late wet weather has extended in
that direction, we may soon expect to hear of high
water. The upper Mississippi continues in fine
boating order, and the Illinois is rising all the way
down. Opposite this city, the river is rising
sreadily, and boats of the largest class find no diff
Guilty in going out fully freighted.