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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-10-30
NEWBoOK STORE,
a, 49,. as NEW STOCK OF -Ha $50.
B00IS, SH0ES, & SIIPpER8.

q, ,... .ss NEW STOCK OF 'a -,
B00ps, sHoEs, & sLIP1'ERs.
IN THE subscriber has Just returned from
the Northern Markets, where he has laid
~R ~99in large and beautiful stock of articles in
~ his line of business embracing every de-
scription of fine and coarse wear. I'D; -,,fl
dis stock tor Ladies and Misses, comprises every
quality of Slippers, Walking Shoes whole and half Gal
ters &c. &c. and bis supply for Gentlemen and Boy =
such will suit the taste of all! @ s s@ - ~,
He has also laid in large supply of materials in his
Inc, and brought on frstrate workman from fle
North and therefore prepared to manufacture B0oTs
SHOES &C., in style unsurpassed by any other estai-
shment in the City, .1s. = tx 70 .sts.gs
All be asks is trial. feeling assured that he will be
able to give satisfaction both in quality and price,
HENRY PORTER
.....s-. South East Corner Capitol Square.
Raleigh, Oct. 2sd. 1856. -. <r,.. sss-tf.
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.'.'. wILL1AM.J. CLARKE, -,
COP AND DssATTORNEl AT LAW,
.a,sGf 1@4ss& sSRaleloh, N. C. ," : .''<s.
CoLDIERs of'the War 81 1872, and those who have
y served in Indian since 1890, their widows or
children have their claims for Land Bounty under
thsfes Congress passed September esth $50, at.
tendcd ts7on moderate terms by appplyihg to- -
l.. 3,*ft WILLIAM .aCLARKE.
3 - 3.'.ssssa {. @. = = attorney at Ldsc.
Kalelgh, oct. TO- 1850, ST.
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yQr,I!cE.

NOT1CE is hereby Sisen sshat appliestion Din be
j made To the next Gsuersl Assembly Of Nosth Car
olina, for the psssaes Of giving 70 the s
County seats Of Stokes and Forsythe Coantiss.
sertembsr p, iS5o. e., s34-tf
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...i..,s.s. nst Recetyed,y ,'.so...ss..!
L OSJMen and Boya Kip Shoetees. q. - :, .@s5.,
Womans 3 Leaher Sheeeand Boetees, - :,
!, ,.,..,a,.A ALSO. V. -, r "a
nanda. anu nSys g, nss, 'sa,rran g.. ,<l..
!; .Ps.n Pandee e ana H Hemp Bsts'ng' sa,sr -
: "a For sde BY .sss:.33. :.
..sg = q, .s,. ...ess> ys.,. - - 1j.'bRowN
October 2, 1850 j, g.. xlr,at.9 ea6A.
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NO.TICE...ak !.

=. So 49, y ass NOTICEsk =. saaa
4 PPLlCATI0Nswiii be madesss ne next Geasse
N Assembly ef Eosth Casuins. 70 hase i,,cosS5Slsl
Holly Springs Lodge Of Ancient York Masons nc. r.
: On Msa ~ SsoS 1s:o Ia = %s~e.s.s *'z,,taa..
Vc'ooe' :, soSs' ga w e tiasb Iffil IS 0Ss-ss
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: FRANCIS II. RoBERTsoN. -.

.,.,a: FRANCIS II. ROBERTSON -re
Successor to Messrs. Spotswood & Robertson,
ss.@1 wHoLnsALx AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign & Dohiestic Drugs, Medicines,
81 Paints, Oils, Dye &u6s, He.Iumery Brushes,
Soaps, Fancy Articlc:, Hindo,u Glass, and
.,,.. Of D.. Bra,sdreth's Garden. Seeds. i
- Agents for Floor Oil Cloths ,t}4s- -i :.
Genuine Imported Havana. Regala and Principe Seeafs
Orders executed with accuracy neatuessand despatch
s. E. Corner Of Bollinglnook and Sycamore ST.
:. =. 60, : gPETEkSBUR(:. Va.
February l, 1850. sq..ssx.,a38 s796-4m. .
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liQsele& OIL.

.;.t .o,"' 815 .,i.a AnsesA Oil. .s,-- .,s5t.
A FEW Rsrssls Of Nnssh 2C.suiiaa a.nufactuss
IA very .purs. u .stssssndt Sc ssae iy F2}zf
= WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
Raleigh, Aug 2lss,e 1850. - sas-,
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tsisped)
BrooGiyp city r.se,l,a,p.,,

rrrt CovEr- Before ledge Greenwood .-Aftsr Duch
men Who hat been assigned .. Assasi..s Ju1gs thi.
court orgarixsd yesterday mbrninE ana surns 4
% 10 ciocE to-day when The criminal ~ ~hios
there are great pumoer, Sil BE- srrs'g ae1 for trial
Tss Bessp oF sUrssusoS, of Kings esanty, -il
meet ~ the City Hall. Broosiyb. "Wednesday sfsr.
ncop for the transaction q basinsss.
Miss FsrDuiors BssnEs. the celebrated swef'.h
wri'er has returned ~ Bruokiyu frun Boston -h- 10
tends TO rem ain for tro weeks ~ssn chs al
proceed TO the sout1.
Ctrr Mosr,ttrr.-Dr Charlie. 8 j Gsoiri,h rhT
stefan q the Beard of Health reports N. -s-s y
lyn fer the week ending Nsrch g. it5p q BE- male.
70; female. y; sdal,s. is. csiisr.n - total al.
Brooklyn grounds frcm Ne~ YORK ana other pa.-. gs
Cssso- rorscfr - The following ir1portsnf retlia.
iion yassed t.is bsty ls., nigh,
Where's. this tommOn tcsncil hss teen u fissi. IN
accumulation from the Nsyct. that his .-nsr,
the Governor he's lately commuui.a'ed 20 the L-fs
turs ~ this stat. docn nsnt from the Secretary a Zoe
the nted state the iurisdc.ioa certain sn .
lying In wsiiAe"ps Say In the S.rsuth .sti q tn.
city and. vhe~ess ~ the optrinn q tn iUnnr ~
Counc,i such o..son ~ ursdics - not sosc- a'y %
IN. defence q thu city, of the por sad ls'pa ~
would meet materially injars the Interests of tne eiJ
OF Brooklyn.
let. BY in,.r'erriss 18th N. ns,ur,i ar.o,g' Of
lara. part of ssst~rr portion of ths said ciiy
"a BY cutting % the entire ss,snth sard ron All
direct comnonicstion vith the wsiseout ehsnni;
and thus destroying al the commercial adTaatae~s,
and converting Ia Into an inlssd pond
sd. By destroying ts mpnicipsi r-suiauons In pre-
venting eli the streets laid dosp is tbs nsp of the
ccu rniropers spons-d 20 lay c,t IN. said city, rcm
Terminating on the eaters ~ th@ bay.
atb BY removing slsrssstsrrtory from tarstion aud
from BEARING while " share oftts benefit tts
Iusf proportion ~ expsosss for improvements ss hy
.me the is construed " aud toe divers oshsr
ressons ~hieh IN proper time vere 90 be made 20
srpssr-
Therefore Resolved. rhst the Common Council a.
earnestly r.merstrss sgainst any cesisn of juisdio
tion 60 the ntsd States the isnts sytpg In ths
Wsllsbcut bsy, aud north u Flushtps sv.uae, aud
desire ~ srpress IN the strongest Language the
~ the injusscs ~ the demand rnsde without equvs
lent ard the more e-pecs W because informstisa
OF sp Intention To make sush demand has been orisir
con mun'catsd 90 this cmmor ourciI
besclved, That h,s Honor the Mayor cssse copr ~
thtse resciutons tc be forwarded rsvrr-iy " esch
house of the Leesisfure to his sxs~lIsncy the 20.
vernon, te his Honor the Secretary Of the Navy sni
the Hon ID A Bosrs, our representative In Congress-
and he cause such ntb.f to be taken
ty remopstrspc- 10 the L.gissture ana otherwise -
In he crisicn may he necessary 20 secure the interests
Of the city IN The mstter
Adopted unsnimousir.
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Political InlsIiiarnr-

MISSISSIPPI Arp InA WtLAoT Fguflso The f1llosius
. The ltter addressed 20 Governor Ouitmao OF Hts.
lssippi upon ths probability of tae pasa,se of tht
Wiimot pfeviso by congress
WAsHINo1Js Jan ~ 1880.
HE ExoELL1rcY JoHN A. Qtun,s. Govrg,oa -
siA We ue senators aad krpve sntstiscs is ,cs.
gtsss trcn Missislppi, feel IL ueaDrsat upon n. T.
sd,ise you and through yen cnnsti'ueats
that ~e have welt dsabsa olluisu TIA; a@tarna =iii
BE- admitted N Sage 81 ta silu oufirz ths pre'ent
festion Of Congress. Ihe President oerpssty recon
psnded IL. ana we csnnot b. mistaken In supDc-irs
that majority Of both hogsss gf rouSrsss si, ou
found 70 vote fof it OuT ino siela positions hsys
undergone ohspEs. W. regard the proposition %
Scut California - state. uad-r all the circIia.
stances u ber application s-temr. q sds0t ths
" !lmot proviso ~ smother form But separated 81
from our constituents. sud having NJ cugy-
bient means q c1D-sl;b- th-ul. to tier yis~s
the pev phase 81 this peEprxius question: a-sit-
through you % sUbnttor single fact 60 th ald
the Legislature that tsornia ~ili kriy %
sdmissoD into the UDicn With he's c.ssttutipnsi p.o
hioiticp 81 slavery, and beg i-ass 90 ada that
shall be gresty pleased 90 have surh sxgf~..iou 81
opinion BY the Legislature. the Governor AMI II ptsa
ticssie, BY the rece-. shall clearly iadiest- th~
course which hisristp pgi s deem az her daJ 10 pus
sue in this new smsIg.ncy.
Very respectfully your cht rerysnts,
lErF, DAVIS
H. q FOOrE,
fc,..., j. THOMPSON,
Vb"'V W q FEArHERsrON,
WM. McWILLiA,
A. q gROWs.
Tov- Etrcrto~s ~ NEw Yons.-At the recent torn
elections 10 wyoming county the shigs slssisdT snd
the dsmccrsts @ orncer-. In D-lssss county ths
wings elected aud the democrats 10 rricers IN t-s
isrsos county, the wings elected sni ,he democrats
IL cffcers
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suprsspe Court--Gtrca att Coart.
Before Judge Bi~srds
Msncn - The ~ss the nr-t dss n term. No cause
being ready for Trial, ne Court 81. oufned.
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The suncrings OF the Overland Emigration
[tIo,u lhe s.et.nes.o rrsa.srips, Avg wi

From the s4et.lneDso Irau-of ipt, Aug IyI
}. Nicely Johason, Ess .rrives IA this city las,
evening. lie cdnir from the post al the termiu ~
uf The desrn road, on CaIsOn river, In less IN IN
hvc days, distsnc- OF 20 miles rhe supplies
~ N, ifum this cry tor the relief of the emigrants,
were nearly exhausted. liz, txyr u,ted all the
money placed VA hiJ bssGN, and oil his private
irnCs, amounting 10 between i've hsd sik thsu-
sand collars, ioi Provisions la. the emgr.Hs. Tn.
pcs. he established h'yc1d the mountains, for
srp.lttBg eIuigrans WIN ntcesstrI-r, L. called
J JObDsos's Post Tie Ieit sone three thous md
IouBos q. hTeadstuiis there, Which would probably
l-tt ten dsJs, cis'Ilhu ed Ia mod rate qualities.
Th,rs was but very huie pgo,i-lon IN TIC valley,
ard the prices ere still very high. Flour sold for
81 30 10 So pr aud otheI 1rtclrs in prp ortiaa.
Mr.. j. gives painful acoouots 0f the d,strcss on
the pibins; hut he iuteud. 10 report 10 the Relief
Con n,ii,rc this evening", We vii uut suiicip ttr
him 10 any al the statements he will make. From
the beet Information he could obtain. the 1umher
OF The overland rmgTnnts viii exceed b0 O0O Up
TO the 18Th of yuae. there had been ID 600 sames
registered st Eou LsrnIn'e. About 1900 have
alirsdy srnved in California.
Many OF the tn,g ants are lately taking the
TTuckee read, IN consequence cf fp"d f'r animals
hecomisg scarce on pur,ion OF the Carson route.
A isr.e Euuh~r will probably come BY the Tructee
nv,T UNI the feet al the SEASON.
There ole sums fous staiioHs OD this aide OF the
noLnisius " here yfCvisioa. are abnufsn', and can
be procured at mod. rate prices Mr.. rstabiish-
ed rtli pott at OsDorss station. just this eide of
the Sitrrt Nevada, where hr l-h 500 lbs Hour, To
he distributed among the needy. lie met several
trains of ifed'rs, Who are taking provisions %
Cnfson valley To cell. This will do much towards
su.ll, Jog tbose who have mou.y; but great por-
ten cf the emigIsbts are enurely without means.
and thu su. ung will DC great unless nm mmed,ae sup
Plies are fcTssIded.
Dunng HE absence, the iniel.o nee arrived in
this cry that the PIesiirat Oi the United States
he'd selt cad him az, ~ 10 take The G. usgs ot
California OF coUrsr, his rurErnu viii lie eh.
soIb, in classifying the % .ulst'oa rrodpr's snd
rrsoulo,s Il our new ard anomalous Stue IL
,hu ~ld not be forgotten, however that he has spent
three WEE ks' umr. aud freely expended h,s ovn
property, TO relieve his copuirym"O who are ~ di--
trrss. His example II worthy of Imitation How
many will ''xo and do like wise ~
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collection will be sufficient 10 relieve the distress.
IN gle at measure.
E,The news of Gen. Tay lor's death was received
~ih unch concern in this country. In this city,
nlesFnrs were immediately takea To celebrate his
0bsequies, and the celebration took place on Thurs
deJ lest a body o Chinese residents, dres srd ia
their national costume, attracted mnch attention.
The pr0cesLion was con posed Of the various Ma
sonic and Odd Frllows' orders. the Mayor and
Con on Council. the Fire D-pirtm. sts, the Cali
fornia Guards, and citizens OF the various States.
RcuhSE Nuhrrs, initc.-d iO- Toe mItIcr OF
Reynolds, has been acquitted. The irzl took
place at San joss, aud the jury brought IN a v-r-
diet of"not guilty." fHr five miautes delibsriuoa
The uiai OF ROderick N Morrison. for -orrnpt
nsiteasance in Office, has been Prusressing for
several cGys. IL Ia not yet concluded.
POSTSCRIPT.
From the Herald of Sept.
The steamship North~ rner left the harbor yester-
day evening, litte afi, hive O'Clock. The amount
Of gold dust shipped by this amer was Sis, coo;
the number OF passengers, 2l3.
TIE Oregon, G Z. Patterson. Esq, commander,
which leaves 10 day, takes 230 passengers, and
81 aO.tC0 ia treasure The Republic, Capuun
Hudton, takes 100 passengers, and $500 900 10 gold
dust.
The only event, since yesterday. l. the acquiital
Of X. N. Morrison, probate judge Of this county.
The jury, afier be,Dg out for Iwrnty hours, CAME
ing of colusion After instructions from the Court.
that, to constitute coiissi III, the person co'luring
should he proved 10 have received bsGeht from the
action they re rtd, and in ten minutes brought
in a verdict of "nc, guilty" Morrison will. doubt
less, stand his trial on indictment for the same
offence.
The following table shows the number of passen.
gers and the amount OF gold dI-t shipp from his
port by The Pacific Mai SIC .nsay Company, from
Apfii H. 1870 to Juiy 4 lssJO.--
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| We ale under obligations TO Mr. VIM. w. Boyle,
the gentlemsnly Purser Of the G., for the prompt
delivery of our parcels; also for late news.
number OF assensers-say 800, had landed at
Reaejo from the steamers and sailing vessels, in
tending to Try the Nicaragua route homeward.
BY this arrival we have received from VAL
psraiso our flies OF Comereto biensrai and Ei Co
rl.rsic, 10 the eth Of August The news is not
very interesting, ard Can be summed up in these
words: The tranquility is perfect in this country,
now that the reP,essive system has been vaaquish-
ed, and the government OF freedom segns to da wn.
| TLis brief compendium Of the political situation
of Chill.
Eu' little sickness prevails in Havana. The new
Governor CeneL. was daily expected, with 5000
troops from Spain.
The militia we5e reviewed by the Governsr
General and dsbanded on the 23i Much
Indignation was excited by the ungricious
manner in which their arms were required Of
them. large proportion Of the muskets
in consequence were returned 10 the armory unfit
fol use, having been dipped in salt water aud ia
jured by various other means; and eoekades, which
once adorned the citizen soldiers, were appended
to the tails OF dogs, and otherwise contemporary
treated.
Il was said that upwards Of two millions of dol
lars Ter anuum TO be raised for the support Of
addicnal troops and other expenses Of the island.
The Hsbdneros were looking forward with much
pleasure for the arrival Of the opera company which
is TO commerce performing on the 2Sth inst.
French steamer Of war arrived at Havana on
the Isl, and Exchanged sslu'es with the lows. No
other foreign men.of-war were in pert.
The Diayio de Ia Biarina, of the % inst. an
rounces The presence at Havana Of the Spanish
frigate or war AsreliA, Of which that paper speaks
in tie highest terms.
The Falcon was at Havsns.
The Georeia passed the Ohio of the port, bound
in
The Georgia briggs fail cargo Of tobacco and
segsrs. and her passengers have al least $4,000
m dust.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Naval Intelligence.

u. =. sloop ot war tainoatn. ConnmsndeT leu-
grew, nrTived at hstora cut 10 18th ofAugus, The
following 10 hst of the officers attached TO tho
Falmouth s-Thomss P,tigrew, Esl Com.nanferj
George IA Whie, Lieutenant; George n Harm
con, do; David Harlan, Surgeon; JOha = Dcylin,
Lieuienalt 81 Msnnes; Joha \ Macon, Purser;
Henry Z Newcomb, Acting Master; Francis VI
Gunneli, Assistant Surgeon; Peter Wager, Passed
Midsbirrusu; VIM. X. Bridge, do DAVID Is hsr-
morv. Mid,hipmnn; William Men Armstrong.
do; Edward T. speeden, do John T. Beauy. do I;
Chsrles J Porcher, Captsia's Clerhs Charles
Johnsiop, BoatsweiH; Augustus Z. Thompson,
Gunrsr; Lewis Ifolmes, Carpenter; Lewis Rogcrs,
Ssillnahsr. All well.
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nesaha In Cafirnrnin.

The Sacramento rsnsc,pf srys.-A MT bennst
from wiconsin. died recently At the aofnon station
in Csrson NsIley. from ths elect. OF sn sectdsnts'
hot witch he received the Big Meadow. The
dee, sssd has a broth. sNtne~bere ia Oasfornh
The Plet,r Tfr,s ssys. Ysrtsrdsy afternoon, shout
sir o'clocs.s o young rcntisusn fcD deat on 'FRONT.'
street bet sud n. nexs coOr 20 the eoronsr .
efo. The Corop.r vas lbl s6istgly called asd took
charge of the body. Al inquest VII bs hea tnhs
morning. Prom l~ttsss founs on the p.r"n oi tpe
dee, a~sd, learn that bis nsme vss sr Two nss
Bicde. of Detroit Niehiaso. con OF N,j John blie'
formerly of the U. A Several l-tt.rs OF tntrodec-
tton TO prepin.nt citirs bs otFslitorbs- v~r- nso
oupd On- from Hon. esmu.l ". fortsr 70 ssn Y
v fmith; spetber from the sams 10 Hou T. hui"f
yipr. and ssosher 70 Hos Bailis psltop hso
letter Of ston. from John o. hgser ot nan
trsnciseo. There uere several o,h.r l-ttsrs All oi
which srssh In the highest terms OF The dtces-ea
Arm. reS IL report of morfsty IN bsersmsn,e
City the veet epdisr August l1ts pre- pared io1
the TSrrse,fst By . fUunsns, eity usdsrtahh' /,
whole sumber % deaths. ................ ...s...
Dterrf pa
'ousumpttsh
KILLED IN IN. squsster copnict.. ......s......
pisosse sot ssesrtsined. ..............s ss''..'l
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OVERLAND E~IoEarroS To CsLWoEslI-Ths
,rhole number cf psrsons who pessed Fort La
rnnie. from Apiii 29ih TO the 9Th oi August, on
their way 70 Califcrni,, was ~ Isl, ~ whcm
rs werc rnen, Lag women, ard SD ch,ldren;
There were gJ deaths registered A. means of
.royisiop ard conveyance, this imuenSr emigrs-
sou had q 800 wssone, 3s.Sl6 oxen, 23,0Os horses,
/. s92 mules. q 81 cows, and SIS sheep
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA,
THE CALIF0R MA MAILS
Very Late from Eavana and Chill.
&c. &c. &c

The Georgia arrived last evening, in II days
running time, from Chagres, via Havsna--lesviag
the latter port the evening of the I'd Oct
the California mails and passen ngers. A number Of
passengers, and specie to the amount Of $500 900,
destined for her, had not reached Chsgres at the
time Of her departure with the mails.
Annexed is a list of
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
ybe California sfarhets

wHoLksAfE QUOTATIONS
eAs Prsscisco Aug ~ -hsh-s-pots ~ ~ 10 S'e
p.sr,s DO pomirs Pr~sd stuns-Chih nour. 200 lb
sssts sl5 sl3 70. d. Go. 100 do So 20 ~ 90 90
80 60. IS 80 Q So 10: v II. Land, - sssts slos sN
sil 30, buehwhest prime. half bhls ~ 30 eerH
meal In bbls sweet. shi do In ball ess " 90 90
W bread, priss, Sc; p brad. priAc. ss sfS
II 1sc.; rice. India 30; 90 Csrohss, vs.
ecrn Sc syIts ress 20o. b.ri-y Co. bssss AmerL
cen lee b.sps Chglssa. 20; oats te rAy %
Bundips wstsri.is-Brieks $40 so 40 sthss s.o
DO Gre. sst; DO face. $50; li,na. rhoms<too tSi 40
coiopss' ca eemsna " s.. lsnbsr. e@rss sssor, J,
81, % NJ sss $50 do eol.u,si pee foct se pisn.d
ESQ. timber sss q sio; pisnt. s1ki DO ~ 20 aioes
S.sr, tito; e.d.v for furnisusN tss tifs; ssin
sies Ssi aths, sen.; nan1 N rsai,s tts ~ vssAo'
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ralItlenl IntelIiesnce.

re-,p. gLserto- The eonzr---tonsl sleHtion IN
mis- s,ste takss rlsce to-dsy Tns candidates are
.Icbr B@srd. derocrat, snd y O. Csosll vhig Tue
cnt.t has ben cafilsd on 9Th great rph' sna Dol
,.ftts o., IN eniue % succsss ~ the rr.sidenta
slectioo IN fs.s the vote stood Taylor 2e!i, C.ss
l7ss-Tsyior's majority 13os
y.s..c,ussrrs -aeorxs r Dsvis IA The -hlg s-ndl
ss for COner-f. I'm the sixth district of this state
v,.ooras-Ats o recent election 10 the fOurth juai-
.s district DtuSy Democrat ~As elected over Hove,
shir.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
The New Route % the Atlantic.

From the alta t.4iorhis aug ~ 80
The expeditions sDJ comfortable travelling by
the way 81 Lake Nic-ragna, reported here by those
who have recently Crossed, has induced many OF
merchants 10 sdy,riise vessels direct for ksale
10. Among those foremost on the hst ~ the new
line, srr Mrssrs OttiBgsT sbd Blown their ves-
se, the IL dia 10 sdy-r Iced 10 leave the 2lth ;
M,ssrs. Advsin S Ssory have likewise vessels ny
for The same poTt.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
SHIPPING.


EoR LIvERyooI.-uHirED STATES NAIL sfEAs-
ship ATLANTIC Capt las. Sast -rss JteaTnshio VIII
depart With tho as for EurVpe potvey sssnris, ooo
Der l2th from kor berth at tie i-ot or Isahl ste M
al letters through
ahe Post enlce feiSh. hsrzs xneaua.ed
grwU X COLiJNS, 5s YAH ct.
The steamer ARCTIC will .ueeesd ,hs atlantic. sad
l2ii October 26tl.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

o~-s CIVIL end Cryss1t rprisisss, -Shaxlss A
p,,.hev s,st nate of tha chip Londos wss srr-stsd
ssIs wurinx on tho eomplsist Of John Bro-n on. of
,be cr,v eksrriue hin 9Th hsvipE on Tho !'h sep
ss.h~, ths hirh seas. struck and wounded com-
nisi.sst vithsut justi9shie esss Ne vas held 70
ksf, h. sIos 70 sns-er the ehsrEs
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Court cnlerJ.y-Th,. Day.

t<s. cfs .is i.o III ia g7s e7s oT' oIs. 9ss 80
Ccaacr PLgas-rsr ist.-st2. efs tis osi osS " .
AZ SD eco, ell. Part 5i-oS 90 0lt- cio, Us, 80
cs2 eco, ca ga 1b2 - =.
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The New York herald., 1850-10-07

The r.H es.es zoe ress.d s~sr uoisnto-o 2,
O.. s.ss sns- s IN. nsii bss, vsses vss ss,rsse>
20 seafsi. s6spee
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
1--WE NV roeK AND u, .NrooL oNIrsp sTArzs

tNUH NEW Y0RK AND LlN znrO0L CNIFsD STArEa
MI lsxeszsrsIhe sbips rrIsing tiS tie
ATLANTIC, Gag -aln West.
PACIFIC GaltLio Nye,
ARCTIC, Ca Luce
GAL1IC, gaptsib CONS oek.
kDRIATC Captain Grafton.
These chips having been but ccptrss expressly
service Teen taken In their
trueteu. se also in their engines strength snS
speed and their accommodations for
au eiied for elegance comfort
Prioo Of PassSso fr. New Livorpeo Exciu-
rive Of extra Sis sna SB. IL
vc-psoi TO New York, Ssh
An experienced Surgeon Gt5acnes co each ship.
No berth socured until psis for.
ts tofs
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

f;ssa, :, eessei .s rgr cy 10 isss gs- ~ frt.a.
81 I've ,fvir seds st shirs ss imStd,tcy A';er
aer srresi % - To secMrs frshe " par,,, AEgy
ssN. te - q. SOSsHTS
sonIsay taV r~purea t,rs u ttn 81 l.dug siepci -
faCF bsailfus watch will - furhsA to slippfr spr
sstoa A. tAg cruuAlys oEcq AMI 9Th wHich ,ssy
surusj 70 rrrvi1s tn.mse,t8. - other tus viii -
eiFnsd ~ tho % thn h bills u lallns
ysus. ~ -irrsa t=fs-- sfs ssiiias - sHe vesril.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

EUK NV UkI IEANS VA 2 AAFANA-IuE NEW AND
II splendid steamship PACisIC, Captain NLthanisl
v vii ;. et asehed a. abe on Prieay o:t iih; fron
as osbir, t7s ond cabin. 500 Pesssge bsvzn. nss
c. bin. $50 second eabs, ass rhs Pacific
o 9 tens bUEhen. Ste h Of speed sni hss lparisr
aoeomnodations for passnSers Srvlsht Nov oliesUs
viii be taxi in limited guantty 81 2utc fect
ctr neasrrcmert gooda Freight will be r.ooiycd We'd
1.scsy the och inst For fret pissage, spiy
Sce q the IT, s. NAL Stesmship Company. M Vest, oorner
81 Warren st.. 70 a. o RoSERrs.