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The New York herald., 1850-05-24
The Latest from Washington.
OUR SPECIAL DESPATCH.

OUR SPECIAL DESPATCH.
WAssiNeroS, May 23-P. NJ
The New I oyx bvanch mint, with Benton's amend
nent for mint at San francisco comes up
I'm the Senate The prospect for both is good.
The virginia delegates Of both houses will hold
caucus to night the slavery question. large
jority Of them oppose the compromse.
The cuba question lies till the Senate get the
correspondence from the President.
The New York delegation are soon to hold . caucus
the Gaphin claim and there Is talk OF gen
sl vhig before they act upon It, The Cabin ct
will be condemned by both
IL is ex pected that both Houses on Monday next,
.ili adjourn week In order to have the sum-
, pets put dsvn .
some mysterious despstches received By the
President to-day, from the North.
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

Interesting Particulars Relative to the Invasion,
Gss., &C., SC.
Affairs In Cuba.
fRrOm the Roaton Jonrnal Nav O1


From the Boston Journal, May %
The lark Lucinda Maria, Captain Rich, arrived
al this port this morning from Havana, bringing
dates from that port to the 18th inst. Captain Rich
reports that when he left, the Spanish government
had apparently received no knowledge whatever of
the intended invasion of the island, aud everything
betokened peace. Although the preparations, which
were commenced some months since for the de-
fence Of the island, still continued yet no extra
ordinary measures had been taken, which would
have been deemed necessary, had they re-
proach of enemy. No detac hment of troops
had been ordered in any direction. There were
three Spanish men-ofwar in port, one of which
was rehting, and she is said 10 be one hundred
years old. Another had sailed two days previous
for cruise around The Island The only thing
which appeared to afflict the Cubans was the
cholera, which was very prevalent, especially
among the slaves. The average number of deaths
from this disease, is reported to be about $50 per
day, and there were signs of its abatement.
The soldiers had suffered some. but not so much
as The slaves, from this dreadful disease. Ii was
comparatively healthy among the shipping
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw ORLEANS, May 20, 1850.
The steamship has arrived here in three
days from Havana, with despatchos-for the Spanish
Consul She reports that there were no signs of dis
turbance, and no troops had landed at the Isle Of
Pines.
NEw ORLEANS, May 2l, 1850.
We have received dates from Havana to the 10th
hbed by the Spanish authorities about the expected
The cholera very destructive, but gradually
subsiding
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

MEETING AT CHARLESTON

MAkfINg At tHAELkSION
CHasLssror, MAY 2i, 1850.
The public meeting. which have previously an
nouncsd, vas hetd In this city last evening IL vM
veil attended hy our citizens, including some Of our
most respectable planters The compromise resolu-
tions Of the iton Henry Ci-y unanimously con-
temD~d, as being subyersive of the rights OF the
south, aud strong resolutions we're passed TO that
snect
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

The Rev Or Bsscsm5 w.s ordained bishop Of the
Msthodist w. Church. South at St Louis, the 18th
met
The Swedish sloop-of-wsr Nsjsden sailed from Bos-
ton for s-etden ON the 22d iust
The @sty-sisth annual session cf the Protestant
Episcopsi convention " In session al Philadelphia
nsv jewish synssogue vss conssorsted In Mes
Orleans the 14tk inst
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The Cam adian Parliament.

ToRosro, May %, 1850
In the House of Assembly last night, Col. Princes
amendment to the address in to speech from
the throne that the Court Cbancery ought to be sbo
lished. and quable jurisdiction be extended to
nor law. rejected by vote Of As to IT.
The Hon. ii. Bouton's amendment, that parlia-
ktary representation should be household suffrage
was rejected by a vote of 81 to 13.
The annexation question will be fully discussed The
ministry feel confident of a strong majority
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

Nav ORLEASs. May IL 1850.
Meredits MeLsne, q s.ilmaker, from philadelphia,
-ss sccfacptally drowned some distance belOw this
city By the upectung OF rgatta boat -Four others
-rere. BIZ timely ssristance. rcrcucd fron vstery
grave. MeLsne's bVoy has been recovered
The New York herald., 1850-05-24
The ReY Abduction Case.

New ORLEANS, May 81, 1850.
Captain Mcconnell, of this city is being tried for
carrying of the spaniard, Rsy, last year The jury
had hot yet agreed.
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May 3-will am Mason osptsIn. John Ourts and
I, ohm burg,s first and - cond mates Of the American
Olh'bs We arrest Il on charge ~ having IN
hitud cruel and unusuai punshmcnt on william 81.
hctt eesspsn on board the ssid ship.
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

LAUrcH-The ST. amer Nee York. Of 700 tons bur
then. will be lsu. ch.d from the ysTd Of VIM. Bro~n,
on Saturday morning tn. 25th inst at y o'clock, A.
NJ, With steam and proceed her trial trip down
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

rbsGrap3 Jury have found Fix indictments against
Bullock bate Cashier Of the Savannah Banking Associ
-atiep @LD. II may be fecOllected. abscoDd.d
= me since With several thousand dollars belonging to
a Shsi i1sfftutryn.
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

BsLrisOsr, May n 1850.
Th.Dsmccrstic Gubernstorisi Convention assembled
IN this city this morning, and appointed Mr.. McCul-
och, OF Cecil county, as President, pro ten. They
have been wrangng all day about the Disputed seats
Of the d.le,atos from Anne Arundel aud baltimore
,.unties The discussion has been on. up
so O'Clock tbjs evening ~heu he meeting sdjourncd
lii to.morro~. without organizing There vas an
,sortdnsae TO adjourn 90 July but proved failure
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Moro Gold-Another Arrival from Calf
fOrnia.
BosToN. May %, 1850.

The whale ship sylph arrived at New Bedford this
morning from California, via the Sandwich Islands.
She has full cargo Of oil on board together with
63l ,OC0 in gold dust
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

fFrom the Norfolk Beacon. May q
Commander hckcever arrived here from washing
ton yesterday morning IL u now understood that the
Congress will oct sail before the nth
DIR Thomas williams has been ordered to the Con-
gross as Fleet surgeon the coast Of Brazil
The brig forpoise only awaits tho arrival Of lieu
tenant and n doctor to sail fIr Cuba.
The New York herald., 1850-05-24

FELEGRAPHlC NTELLIGENCE.
TIIRTY-EIRsT CONGRESS.
PIRsT SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, May o. 1850.
The Senate convened at the usual hour, the Vice.
president in the chair
Mr. TuRNEr, (dem) ofTennessee offered a resolution,
to admit the editor of the Republic to the floor OF the
Senate
SENATORIAL PRIVILEGES
Mr. HALE submitted resolution. inquiring into the
necessity of amending the rules the Senate rela
(" Sion to admission upon the floor
Mr.. MArGUM moved substitute, providiug that
printed permits be prepared by which each S, nator
may daily admit to the floor one person
After spicy debate, especially with reference o the
di6culty which bachelor Senators would experience
in choosing between the applicants the whole ubect
referred to u select commi ttee.
THE CUBA QUESTION.
On motion ofMr YULEs the resolution in relation to
the Cuba revolution was taken up, when Mr. WALKER
withdrew his amendment, and the resolution
passed, without debate.
FINE ARTS.
The Senate than resumed the consideration OF the
bil to promote the progress of the useful arts.
After debate upon amendments proposed the bill
again laid over, and the Omnibus bill take
up.
Mr. souLE ba ving the floor r,joined to the remarks
made by Messr Clay and Downs in reply to his speech
81 of Tuesday last. The only aud prominent OBJ
lection urged by him to the Compromise report
that IL did not pronounce the Wnot proviso uncon-
sttutional. He said the committee ought to havo
given statement of the reasons which led to their
conclusions and as they bad not done so but ON the
contrary they had been able to to the
cueion arrived at only by difference of opinion
che bearing and operation of the questions under
sderation he had no confidence in their decision, and
Mr.. CLAY replied, that if this position correct,
its principle applied TO in the hands of their
referees The award Of the referees would be worth
less unless they all arrived at their conclusions from
the same process of reasoning.
After some coloquial remarks between Mr.. Soule
and Mr.. Davis of Miss and Nessrs, Footo and Hale,
The New York herald., 1850-05-24
L II E U II OPEAN NEWS.
-N|eo|-NN-0~D>o~~~~~~>0~oD~~
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA'S MAILS.
e>~o~N0~~-~~~>-~D>~~~O>>>l~os>>
VERY SHORT PASSAGE.
'~~"y>O~>~N->~~>O~~O~~~->~.-
IMPORTANT FROM PORTUGAL.
N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>-~~
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
N~<NuN~~N0~~y~~<~0NoO~0O<No
The GREAT SPEED OF TIE ATLANTIC
'~~-N~1~~<~~o~~>~~o-~.>>~~~~>
tremendous Efforts in Ocean Steam
Navigation.
e~ONO~~~>r~oo~>~ol~~>oo
VERY SHORT PASSAGE.
IMPORTANT FROM PORTUGAL
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
THE GREAT SPEED OF THE ATLANTIC
THE AGE OF STEAM.
Our Foreign Correspondence,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived at he
wharf early yesterday morning. She sailed from
Liverpool al O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, the
llih inst, and anchored inside of Sandy Hook at
y O'Clock on Wednesday night-hus performing
the passage in eleven days and two hours-or els
ven days and four hsurs 10 her pier.
The Europa telegrsphed the steamship America
OIL Waterford. She left Boston on the lst inst,
and would arrive at Liverpool about midnight on
Sunday, the 18th inst She was the competitor
OF the Atlantic in crossing the ocean. The
Atlantic left New York on the 9th, and arrived
AT Liverpool on the 10th inst. To show the pas
sages Of these steamers, we have thrown the time
into table. As the America left Boston, We have
antedated her departure one day, in order to give
them both fair start.
Tx PAssaGrs or THE ATLANTIC AND AsraIoA.
Len Arripcd nj Leng,h of
Sienmer, k,te fes Lirerpooi. Passaqe.
Atlantic. April Y, Pm. May ~ IN lli. "a.
America. -, l2lS " q" II, - I'D. liIsh.
America ahead Of the Atlantic ......... l6, h,urs.
Atlantic detained on the 40 hJurJ.
Atlantic ahead OF the America 23H hours-
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Tribulle's Special Dispatches.
From neutrality-suspicious. Of
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. 2

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec
At II o'clock the Senate was called to
order, the following Senators being present /:
Bradbury. Hamlin. Hale, Norris John Davis,
Winthrop, Phelps, Clarke, Upham. Smith, Bald
win, Dickinson. Seward, Cooper, Sturgeon, Spru-
ance, w ales Pratt Pearce, Mason, Hunter. Man.
gum, Badger, Berien, King, CIemens, Morton,
Benton, Bell. Turpey. Ewing, Chase, Shields,
Whitcomb, Dodge OF Wis. Walker, Jones, Dodge
OF ! a. Fetch Cass.
Mr.. STURGEON offered a resolution that
the Secretary inform the House that quo
rum of the Senate is present and ready to
proceed to business-which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. DODGE of Iowa, it was
ordered that Senators be allowed newspa
pers equal to the cost of four daily papers.
On motion, it was ordered that the hour
of meeting shall be - o'clock.
A message was received from the House
that Quorum was present IN that branch.
Mr. BEKRIEN submitted Resolution
that q Committee of two be appointed by
the Chairman to act with like Committee
of the House, and inform the President of
the United States a Quorum is present in
each House, and ready to receive any COM
munication from him Adopted, and Messrs.
BERRIEN and Dickinson were appointed
such Committee.
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To Corresnondents,

"A Rcddc-( Perknsville. Wifi you had venlured to
give us your name should have been glad TO answer
your questions; but have good many readers who
III derStand already and do need resatemet of our
views with regard to Mr. Webster, MIR. Mann, &c Our
condemnation Of Nh Websers change of position was OK
Stated that while we deemed it advisable for the Free
Sellers accept not the Peace Boundary of Texas but
That proposed by Mr. Clay and the Compromise bill which
that hard necessity upon of whom Gen Cass and
his disciples stood first and MIR Webster saw tit to be last
We never expected to settle the Slavery question by the
Compromise BILL favored the Fugitive Slave Law.
and never pretended 10 like Mr.. Websters Jim Crow
Speech
T.. NJ K-We despse man who asks questions aud
conceAls bis rs 10 avoid direct answer.
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THE CHEAP FAIL AND WINTER Dry

Goops SToRE-G ~ BopINE, 326 Grand st corner OF Or
chard Newly ork-Wc would earnestly recommend this
establishment The particular consideration OF NOSE a
dies search bargains in the purchase OF Dry Goods
The goods be offers for sale comprise all Inc new styles
patterns shudes and coor imported or purchased in this
market aud nre gold such moderate prices that the pro-
resulting from all sales do not in any instance exceed
The ordinary discount Perhaps there is dry goods
of Broadway that contains such extensive and
splendid stock OF dry goode that OF Mr. BoDNE Why,
II we were TO Judge from the immense quantity of goods
piled up for exhibition the Sidewalk which would alone
be sufficient supply ordinary sized store the observer
Is npercepby led to the cor cuson that no difficulty can
stock of goods his large show contain ln fact Mr.
Bodne is thoroug going business and from the
knowledge the public has Of him. the most unlimited conf
in his integrity aud honorable dealing. His assist
ants exceedingly prompt polite aud attentive, and
every person who Waits his store waited upon Instantly
Do oh
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ApvERTIsINe DIRECTORY.
ScuENcK's PuLMoNIc SYRUp.-An in

dyidua having loathsome, affecting and dangerous dia
easeland having tried arenedy which efectuay cured him,
knows the efficiency OF that remedy and its applicability to
the disc much better haa persons who have
knowledge of the medicine. In former times 1t gen.
orally thong that Consumption well Scrofa were
ncuabe but suchis not the fact In SCHENCKS Treatise
Consumption, SCrofua, &c. which is rendered grau-
tousy ali persons, The origin of the Pumonc Syrup Is
proven have occurred from having cured the author OF
Jeep-seAed confirmed Consumption. Also, the remark
able Of John Carr, who afflicted with Scroula or
Kings Evil many years The running ulcers on his back,
breast neck and We're numerous penetrating TO the
bones iclred every remedy but without success When
last Spring the disease seated upon his lungs producing
the Scrofulous Consumption, he was advised to use
Scheucks Pumonic Syrup. which he did and II not only
cured his Consumption but purified his system that his
ulcers all healed and he is living witness as the u-
s person viii testify to the superior
efficacy of this remedy There hundreds OF others VINO
have been cured of theee hitherto fatal and ncuraoe as
cases. SO the afflicted need longer despair OF BENG
cured reference IN Schencks Treatise is given to many
of these cases copy OF which should be in the possession
Grand D6p0s for Schencks Pulmonic Syrp-New-
York C. V. Clckener Co 81 Barcayst; Philadelphia
Dr. Schenck 81 South Sxthsi. Baltimore Candy K Bart
lett, Light.st Boston, kedding Co Stae-st New-Or
leanB j. Wright 4 Co. Isl Chartres-st.
PRICE 81 Pen BOTTLE. OR Six BOTTLES FOR S..
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south Carolina LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF BEPSEsENrArlyg, Friday, Aug. %
MIR Perry offered preamble and resolution that
the Legislature heartily concur 10 the proposition
of the Nashville Convention to convene soutber,
Congress; that the Judiciary Committee report a blk
for the election Of Representatives to such Con
vention that in case ofany Southern State refas.
ing or neglecting to appoint Delegates to such
State to urge the people and Legislature to unite
with other States in Congress Of the whole South.
Nj. Wilkinson offered a Resolution that the Gov.
ernor be requested to ascertain from the Federal
Government the purpose of sending additional
troops to Charleston and whether they were TO rs.
main at that port. This Resolution was adopted.
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DnpArcn-The Presidents Message,
occupying five solid columns of The 1fib-
une, was put in type by our compositors in
forty- fye minutes after it reached the Office.
In fifteen minutes more the Extras were
printed and selling in the streets, being the
first entire copies of the Message which
appeared in this City. This unusual dis
patch was accomplished by the ordinary
force employed on The Tribune.
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KNAPP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIr

KNAPP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT
rERsFor the cure of dyspepsia Indigestion, Nervous
Weakness, Liver Complaints &c
In the following certificate selected from large num-
Der recently received The extraordinary effects this pre-
parafon in complication Of disorders arising from lnd
gestiou are briefly and clearly stated
Messrs. KNArr On determining offer you certificate
respecting the good qualities of valuable Biers and
tho bone fits which have followed their in my case
have concluded that plain statement of facts would be
preferable TO readers because easily understood
therefore state that you may refer TO me often rs you
please when recommending KSAPps Health Restorative
Bitteys The preparation has entirely cured me OF COM
pcation of disorders arising from Indigestion, which every
other medicine resored TO bad failed to relieve Loss OF
appetite general debility, giddness, great oppression afler
estng were the evils which united render my life a
burden until they were banished by the OF your in
valuable compound.
With pralitude subscribe myself yours, &c,
VIM. HOPKINS, IA Vendam-st. N Y
New-York August %, 1850
General Depot 362 Hudson-st and for sale by Duggsts
vonersIlv 80 Gents per bottle Dc 2tTu&Th
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MELRosE SouTn.-This Valuable Pro

perry, known the country seat of the late COMMO-
DORE NORRIS and the most eligible situation in
Westcheser Co., lying between the continuation of the
Third and the Harlem Railroad, overlooking the
Harlem River few minutes walk from two railroad sta
tons the Harlem line Of Omnibuses and the Steamboat
Ferry TO Peck Slip Is now offered TO the public in lots from
6Oby l00teet and upward most accommodating terms,
possessing every advantage any suburban village in
point of location and beauty OF prospect 1t is sold al
fourth the price asked for much inferior property This
Ro Is divided into over hundred lots offering every
variety OF situation and soil About 100 lots in the IA
NOUS orchard We'll known and desired by the travellers
on the Railroad further description unnecessary Every
person desiring cheap and healthy homestead, adjoining
me CITY, and exempt from its taxation and assessments
lars furnished by R, H. ELTON. agent for the proprietor
ai9 Nassaus from TO II AM, al his Office IN Cort'
landt avenue. MelrOse South. from 70 7 NJ ny az
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J.B. MILLER, 1874 CANAL-sT. LADIES
BOor AND SHoEMAKERn calling the attention Of the la
sire to do that Justice this interesting establishment which
It 40 Justly merits The Boots and Shoes made in it are OF
TO give such satisfaction that they have no apprehension OF
the loss 70 through the
who inspecs the making finishing of all the boots shoes
sold the store We have to know I ,das Rn e
Der Cater Boots and Shoes Patent and Perpetual Gloss
cnn be had at this store Mr MILLER is agent for their
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Washington Items +.

WASHING Oa
Messrs Corcoran i Riggs have rendered
$4,000 and valuable lot of ground to the City
of Washington toward erecting House OF
The Republic this morning officially announces
the appointment of Charles B. Stuart as En-
gineer-in. Chief of the Navy Charles H Has
well. whom he succeeds is transferred to New
York station as Chief Engineer.
The Presidents Message will be delivered Z to-
day. 1t makes six and half columns OF the he
rnhic miniOn type.
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SALriAoRg, Monday, Dec. 2
nnrr sail

The Southern mail has arrived
At Jackson. Miss on slst Nov. the Legislative
BY the joint action Of both Houses have appointed
Committee OF IA Members of the House and Of
the Senate who will report Bill on Monday next
calling Convention with plenary powers to taxa
such steps as the State in her sovereign capaaity
may deem proper in the pending difficulties. This
proposition will be carried by decided majority.
Governor Quitman has sent in a Message asking
for the immediate organization of the Militia.
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,,,o,os .vres and the Brazlis.

BosroN Monday, Dec. Z
1s.ters from Buenos Ayres of Oct. 5, state that
of War between Buenos Ayres and
Rro9i was daily expec.ot Business was DALI
D. DIE lroJnre scarce. The rainy season had com.
nu and hiudered the bringing in othe crops
More Fugitive slnve Arrests anticipated In
Boston.
BosToN Monday, Dee. 2
Sop,e of .he morning papers give rumor that
another ettempt will soon be made to arrest Flu
gitiye Slave here
Markets -. c,ncixNArt. Dec. p
Hoes have declined, aud are now quoted at
s. TgS$9 90.
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W VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS; also

c,oh silk and merno do may be found HITcHcocK Il
LEApBEATERs SAT Broadway corner OF Leonards! next
door Tutes fancy stores where, also every variety OF
Dry Goode the richest and best well the painest and
cheapest may be obtained greatly reduced prices, as
superior quality de aines at Is yard and best English
grea, bargains Their shaws embrace every
quality IN USE as broche hlbet, wool plaid, &c &c while
paramaas de lanes, wooden blankets, quilts, hannes
inens and everything else ha, ladies desire for their own
wardrobes or housekeepers for their domestic arrange
mani
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News from the Capital.

WASHINGTON, Monday Dec
The Presidents Message is we'll received by
both parties.
Mr.. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions, va
Gated his office on Saturday. Mr.. Heath, OF Viz
gna, is his successor.
Heand Hall, Second Controller, and Treasurer
Sloan entered upon the discharge of their duties
today.
The Clerk of the House dismissed, on Saturday,
Mr. Grey, of Conn a Wing Engrossing Clerk,
and appointed Mr.. Chapman, of Ohio, Loco, in hS
place