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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

SEELYS PATENT ,IFE-PREsERViNG Hammock
- Bed and Ra0, which can he converted al momenVs
notice into a boat Tor crossing MYERS
Testimonials from Caoisns and others can Do ssen 81
TIE California Dep6, II ParsrOw opposite mo AsIof
House. . . -
All Kinds o. Ooodyesrs Patent Metallic India kuooef
Goods and California OutfIs for sale 81 Sia
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cRUprTrES OF TIE &C

ASD CODIFiERS No O. Ry Jlvens Aumnl' r.
y Ist pub .net ard for sac ty George Nrsoii eel
\ g--ss Bel. 4 Gould. "a Aruce ohm Noorn'rs. F-ar
&C.. s. LolreI. H. Cosswe.l W " Rose, an JOIN u''n
- "a hls.
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IAKDMAKk E-TABLI,nM FUR sALE

II-Tne stock and good viii 0f Awei.-esabnsned Hard
ware loDbing Business . offered a. bargain A 0usi
investment requiring some twenty isOusAnd dollars
his opportunity oiers inducements rarely % Be met with
TIE services VI II ne parties Al present Interested
Anf fully competent TO manage he business can be secured
Ntesr-d Al commInlcAtors strlcLy confidential Ad
dre-. box "a Lover O - 2ns+
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THE WONDERFUL MAN
tIHE UNITED -TATEs NONRESIDENT OI
gsLvrrREEi.awo wonderful man,

rI'HE United STATES GOVERNMENT or
i FICES AND INSTITUTIONS the New YofE Hoe
pila, he SswYOrk Orphan Asylum. The New YORK As
IIn Tor ged Females and other public Institutions also
the editors Of about so newspapers and periodicals. and
$50 cergynen and ciuzens whose nsmes and addresses
may BE- my Office and thousands Of Others now use
ard approve my an and al will IL To be true that 4
family ak weeks washing BE- accomplished before
breakfast for az cents and without rubbing or pounding
Or using any machine cGmphene, urpenune or ammonia
AID that By usug ne water m which the clothes have been
washed Tor usecesning, olehsf the labor and al the
soap now used mar be saved Waaned 10 IMPURE the
most delicate fabric Full particulars printed and sent
By mail II required, In sealed euyeop, receipt Of the
Price ST. or A.. aud hs testimonials and specimens VI
Washing H. TWELVETKEE,
a. j Is Room % ~ Nasssn-st y Y.
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lNOK CAIIFOKNIA.

lrOR CAIIFOKNIA.-The subscriber tnunnes %
L keep up his well selected assortment Of gold washers
miners and gold picks pcksxes shovels spades boes
axes haiche knives and forks hunters knives guns
pistols and other articles, comprising general assortment
Of hardware, nzils butts Screws LOCKS, Aches QUERY
edge ship and house carpenters cOoprs, bsA
smlths &C particularly adapted "a the California mafkrS
pAnies supplied. . 49, q.
l5f PM seod LITTLE - rui'oh"
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L The Grrnsdisn Government having Issued an ofdef
requiring all persons crossing tho lshmus TO provide hem
selves with Passports Il viii be- necessary FOR those "ho
wsh 10 avoid Inconvenience aud delay To procure 'heis
from tho Department al Washington. The undefsiKnod
has ample arrangements mad. 10 ufnsh me fe9u'7 %
peers with dispatch and a a ulhng expense
WILLIAM A DARLING Notary Pnble,
New Ciiy Hall. Pak.
Rehabilitation should be made least three days
49,, taayi,t, q 6lis
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NJ lONN. NhFI " III LOT \ FTINF FaI Is n
suuton Oders supeUor Inducements AMI receives
bows Al unusually moderse trrus Circulars snd cznta
win names OF rsrnns Obtained a. lq4 Broadway 10
Nn.herry-st and 1tB ChAhsn.si \ luiofms ica 4
school can be- has Of patrons Those wishing interview
with Mr W are invited cal on hn a. ls9 Broadway
from ~ o. . oc.ors Tuesday. Wednesday sni
THURSDAY Persons visiting the school nom New ors
CIV can. n requisite. rrurn he day w.
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JUST ItNl i-htn
rI.rCTRo-BIoIOGY

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS. by Alfred smee' h. >
W Frcs - cents. just published by
aan FOWLERS WELLS, ~ Nsssan-st
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IEAI tNtINE AND bOlLEko tOh SAIL
SChEAP The steam engine, 10 horse power, win ,
Dol ere AID healer The h1ildnRs, rear
IN and Il G0Wery offered iOr sale cheap The en-
giu- Is good order ard running ard can BE- seen
anyday Price l0r he engine ard nree boilers $500 Also
~ stsfing sri be.trg FOR a. hAf price Apply A.
RAYNOR'. Rnok S'orr. - BoWery. - -
inE IT -thIbkh O15fs nis annual assortment
81 frr.l sgrcllra ard Horticultural seeds fruit and
Ornamental r-es great variety, grape vines and shrub-
ber srg- CO -cgl " e1Juc parts, ard general as
s.rlueut OF articles hs Inc lew tArreis Of early
Sovereign ard Ash eaved Kidney poiaoes mum esteemed
for tle.r valuable c1slt 81 beitg dry when youag
Ssns-r. ard other. wishing purchase iny-ed 70
ca. sld examine Tor themselves
7 DUNLAP Scotsman and Florist
rn7n ~ go Broadway
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L'Oh tALlFOKAIA.-FkkNC EAPEss PAS
l. sENOkR TRAIN FROM NEWYORk TO SAN
FRANCISCO, will lesye Ne~-YOrk on he 18Th Of April
The rOabs will b. by stramer 20 Port Lsyacca Texas,
encc by coaches Western TEXAS throU N he Va
Icy " he Rio del S0re he head u Tho Ola,
and crossing the Colombo proceed direct San francoo
Every convenience 10 suppied 10 psssengep ard ~
wfOs vii 81 under he command Of an experienced
odcer Gorn!sriy u ~ q Army Fare ESQ FMS no
best opportunity FOR ernizr1nu who wish safe and pleas
Journey California For further particulars apply 70
THOS W DOUGLASS,
n ~ Jsgrrfy Court WalEsi.
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New YorI. AVN ) lste
Kcndrks

That the oageruess Of some people & pick other
people UP sometimes induces the farmer 10 set
about il before the latter are down was observed
BY a Roman Consul, or somebody else. good whi.e
ago. Our correspondent furnishes a new ilastra.
ton Of the fact
We have never purposed 10 otter physical re.
sistance either u Hsnging or Slave CaichnS Ger.
sainly deemng both wrong we weuld noi have
either fo,oOrne 50 long as the Law shall require il
The Constitution says fugitive slaves shall be de-
hvered up to their masters and, on due proof Of
their identity, make no opposition. We would
not have the slsvehoGers wsiye thelf legal right
let them come here hunt up and identity their
slaves, and We shall never resist any legal recia
nation. The more they huut among Us, the sooner
lin our Judgment Slavery VIII come to an end. But
We deny that the Constitution orders ns 70 hunt:
runaway negroes, any more than the Ii w requires
us to hang maleisctors And we decidedly object
to any new enac;menis intended 10 increase tie
rieors either of Save catching or Hanging Let
Shyock have his pound Of fesh SO long SIS the Law
doth give IT, bu, not one hair breadth beyond the
Laws clear requirement ID. Inc.
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OIAhI;- PATENT FIKE.PROOF PAINT.

Dion OHIO which m a few mOniLs Turns 10 safe or
stone protecting Whatever is covered rom The acton Of
The weather, and from tre
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS
A. unprncped persons Offering spurious articles for
sale ca ing Them "freproofn The genuine Is only 10 b.
Obtained u the Paientee " BLAKE 3 Broad 81 New
York or he agents livery package ked axes a.
teut Fire roof Paint b-The Pg.entee wil remove
Nav :. to - Pear ms lm-edish
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cowELL L. BUoKELE W

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -.
JOun COW FILL JOHN BUCKELEW.
aEEERTo.
W. CARPENTER Co New York City.
z K BucEyLEw San FrsuciscO. AfJm'
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DATRNT. FOR NEW INyENTIONs.-r.

i part interested Inventions, lhe Subscriber o.
ers soliciting Letters Patent In this country
and also 10 Great Britain France and other Continental
Siaes Every Information can be Obtained Of and advice
Afforded 90 a. iegA scientific points connected With
t.-.e .nhA-cl. hv lrnlh n ] PlRSSON Walst
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CALIFORNIA.
HAYDEN l. NUDGE,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE
AGENTS,
SAN FRAsCtsCO AND HEsfctA
CHAs W H.yuEN Upper California X. W MUGS
nFFFR 10 Msssrs Nevins Co Bess Bush 4 ca.
IL Besle Melick 4 Dewiti, New-YOfs J W CLARK Go.
end Ous Rich ESQ Boston.
d W NUDGE being located permanently II San FfAn-
cisco will attend To any cons gnmeus Tor hist place
IN 6misW edG Sat
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l,AuII.lE~ are invited 10 give our PALE YELLOW or
Brown soap TRIAL 70 Is made u he best uaierial-s
from Fish Oh and a. Injurious substances 50 much
used The manufacture u a. Inferior article Any quaint
IS fir tina small will be delivered sny part OF
the cry free % charge also all ne Fine Soaps tor Toilet
ard Bah use Manufactured by
- ~. " WULL'S SON l09 and no Clif.
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An ASTONISHING lNvENTioN-The London
Msssae JsarEll N r. Wi shorty ce efeusI before
he ut,c rev locomotive "a ~hich The requirements 90
ether steam tre AT water, 10 ~ csp enFec WIG To
power of traction willis eftciSe ~. DC Pc isciy sale
hy ore-Aaf Al easf Ct ihe .rss-n Wofks * rLses D
be saved Advoczes u universe peace icoS orW4fo h
hope Tks Sgsnl Mi exert po~rfta 4idlrtc~ on a.
ns.ons Ds.sns pAts II he VOID, where s-rsHsilt =
nom the expsDsr Of fuel have not been, VII sooa ps
reached with facility Tts mouvr power NJ S@NAree A.
nsg;ous by larger stride hsa ever slsAn has Aei made
MONTH CAROLINA The Wigs OF II ; State
WI hold COaveation ~ Raesh on the leh Of Juce, 70
norair ale a csrdidsse 81 Oosrrnos.
IT, The L0ulsisns Legs allure, daring Us re-
cent session passed So bills, u wheh upward II 80 we're
put through IN ISe lGst wevk.
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CoNss Sf3i BRoADwAY-Z NJ. OvlMsY The original
manufscurer of be celebrated OPEN Chain Shel Combs
and only manufacturer 10 Broadway invites the iades
10 call and examine rs late improved patterns; hey
superior 90 any has before offered the public
Premium Open Chains from - 10 So. Combs who G.
sac AL Combs from ms establishment warranted
T. NJ QUlMBY So5i Broadway,
No 6teod- ID door from Duaus-st
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DkNR OF sAII~BURY.-The notes Of ne Bani
D0f salisbury. harylan redeemed by p. hOUGH
TON % Wilsni-st at per cent discounL ie2l lyD&N
DANCA TIN. ANTHONY AND LEAD con
Ds.glly 90 hand and for SAFE 5v
MILLER, COATES sOULE.
Al Q,rs n. P.Rrisf
INK. BROWN, OCILI~T,3 49, BROOnE-Sr.
ICaClds exclusively tO diseases 90 ne p and prAcucts
eminent Tor he sane where can be- bad bis pop
uar Treatise hr Eye Us Anatomy, Physiology Diseases,
ara for preserving the ghl and ceiling specaces
with authenticate great from total blindness r.
ected hy DR. b mode of treatment Aruhcal eyes for
ana inserted without pain which move Ike he natural
eve a3 3useod'
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LNORTH RNFR DUrCHESS CO-Mrs wN
JONES receives into her family Tee Pupis 10 whoss
thorough instruction In polite ard usefal branch
education ncuding Music. French snd Drawing. herself
ami two accomplished assistants, deyoe their enare time
and attention. Her residence II CONNEXIONS cottage
with grounds. snd terms are - wear without other
charge summer term commences MAY !. ali which time
parents desiring interview may cal on her II 70 Neg
Washing Ton place ms fweud'
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~ Our assortment Of 6r, quality ready made garments
comprises various new SYKES Business and Trsyeiu.
Procks Ssck. Dress and Frock Coats Light Oyercc2s
PAnialoous Nrss &c
WM JENNINGS 81 Broadway
A51 Opposite he Park FounAr.
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LA,mLN BOARpING-sCmOOL goR RoyS

L ~ Nonkrrs. y N-The number hnird 10 twenty Tbs
summer term u The Locust tau school viii commence "a
the FIRST Monday May The hesihuiness Of he place
and he facility Of render 70 desirable location Ors
Boarding School Ccu-fs be- Obtained Al the boob
store Of Gates Sledmsn Co ii6 Na-ssust nom the
Subscriber q. w. FRANCIS, ". A
Nnrksrs Anil
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LOUST CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
~ Mr. Gso W BEACH, Of Loun, Cos Express
recently from San Francisco being personally acquainted
wiki Of the business community here Is g0ing
April IS, to by fret steamer rom hence He VII
personally Hend AZ business inusIed 20 hs VIII
accuracy and dispAlch LOUNr a CO
~ llt' So Broadway. Wsilst
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Ho, FOR CALIFORNIA!

EREGORl'- GUIDE " California via the lsthmns
tIOf Panama mig al the necessary Information foe
psrues bound for e God Region together with the Con
suuson Of Ca Ona For sale By he publishers and Sent
by mail any part y he United Stsfss Pnce II. cents
me- i'm HAFfs& CORNISH. 67 Pearist Y
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| EECHES! LEEtHEs'-J.F CLEU, importer
IL of Le-cn-s John 81 begs % MORN he dmgg.sts
ap0hecses and physicians thai be las usi received per
ast steamer. yery extensive supply u hesh Swedish
Leeches which be offers for sse sry 0w prices m Quan.
titles suit purchasers P S-Couniiy orders VIII have
puuciua attention. as I'm
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with great 10 cases Of Ind geslon, Fauency,
General De1ty. Liver Comp AIMS, and al the Nervous
sfeclous II probably Of the best toncs ever otter
ed and commenis Itself ID The attention u hose suffering
from tfs above disorders For sale by
80 ,f-o3. .eod0-s JOHN NfLHAT fa3 Broadway
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HAYNES J. ROSE

HAYNES HUSH
COUHSELLORS AT LAW,
San Francisco, California az con-
CgFRENCFS-HOn v Butler p ~ owen, ESQ
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\IAIE BOARDING--C uOOI !. slanvich. Goa

WI necucuL - mice from New Nork City Number u
scholar. limited Ia twenty Teuns-for tuition. board,
washing msndng lights bedding and travelling expenses
only 500 year Circulars may be had OF Mr. samuel
REYNOLDS SO 6reenwchs 81 corner " Duane
mo I'm THEODORE JUNE. Principal
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,IME .I R.CKIRtK. Prnclp. 90 setcl EnsII.A

'InE ~ B~t hlBtIt, tiih'ips " N'l'fA lfNkisa
AMI Classical school NJ Nddlriown Point \ } Is 10
srous of receiving hts family the la " MAY SIX "
eight pupils. whose interests n viii devote large shss
ofhis personal SIT uton Terms-koagd, Tuition, SC IN.
Guiding Music French and Spanish 100 per annun. The
best 1T reference viii De given 10 thn-s who desire "
a. ST. WILLIAM PARKER
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DFv. T.. HUNTiNGrON'- ENGLISH ANp
IACLASslCAL SCHOOL Bridgeport Sonnecueu'
BesversL doors 81 Brosdst Pupis nom Out ot
Town accommodated with board The family Of me Prn-
cIpal Terms rea.ot abs. RtEERTNcEs-Facnly ~ lMs
and Trinity Colleges A. iANo"'
4 LADY accustomed Ia teaching, - desH"us 81 ae.
~ voting saveT. hours Of he day 10 tho instruction ~
pupils in Eng.h wishes situation IN family or school
Adtra.. : y a. ne rf,-e ~ fhi. pauer az 81
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-05-04
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Pcayune has dates from Vera
Cruz to the l4th, and from the city Of Mexico to
the Il tn instant
The extra session of Congress is approaching close 1t
is said that the Government would convoke another.
The committee public credit has reported bill for TIL
regulation Of the foreign debt 1t provides for national
fand of $685. per interest," be applied
exclusively the English debt For the of two mil
liens of dollars receipt in full is to be given to the United
States for the indemnity due in May, 1885, and million
and half receipt be given for the amount due 1851
The Government employees, &c. only got half their
salaries this month. The treasury ran short.
The cholera bad not diminished 1t had appeared at
ueetaro within fourteen leagues of the capital In some
places Moreia, La Piedad, Sao, and La Luz, the
hurricane had driven the epidemic away.
AT Pedad, containing population of 5000, about 900
had died. At many other points the disease raging and
in of them very violently.
The city Of Mexico was, the oath uimo, visited by
double calamity In the first place, about 10 o'clock in
the morning, southwest wnd commenced blowing with
great violence, and shortly became perfect hurricane such
had been experienced in Mexico in the memory Of
the coolest nhabant." From midday till o'clock in the
evening the hurricane ragged with nconceivabe fury walls
overturned, signs carried off and twelve large trees in
the Alameda blown down. The streets filled with
Debris and rendered for time impossible. AT Pueba
the fl Of the hurricane less severely felt than the
capital.
tocn sounded from all the churches in the city, and the cry
of fire resounded through the Streets which, but
before almost deserted, filed with ag GIFTED
crowd The of the alarm fire which had broken
in the carriage shop Of Wilson & Hope, Sapo street,
just in that part Of the city where the hurricane ragged
ealy In less than hour that establishment aud many
adjacent houses destroyed. The violence Of the wind
Only rendered useless all efforts ex,ngush the flames
but CARED the burning embers great distance In this
the city set fire in two other pacesst the
carriage shop OF Mr. Percio Desmond, New Mexico street.
and point near the Alameda The pumps failed water
scarce the fire department badly organized and the
wind continued blow with the fury. that il
believed without reason, that these thr fires, distant
ints would lead 70 general cor h,graiun, Happily
however, the great soy which characerzes the structure
OF Mexcn houses stopped the progress Of the flames about
. O'Clock in the evening About hundred families
deprived of their homes by this amen,abe catastrophe The
dansge is estimated $500, 900. During the FIRE the
French Foreign Lcgion under the order of NJ lie Vapeu
the French Minister, did good service, and of lite
hers severely wounded young SCULPTOR named Jose
Maria Msanda nearly killed The Minister Of Rela-
tons had appointed committee Of four collect and receive
subscriptions In aid Of the sufferers and the President had
headed the list with donation of 500.
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

FROM THE JEFFERSON CITY (No) ENQUIRER APRIL ls.
Governor KING has politely furnished the following re-
solution and letter of Governor QUIrMAs Of Mississippi for
publication, deemng the best mode Of informing the Dele
gates from this State Of the desire of the citizens of Jackson
Mississippi accommodate hem he loss 10 know
who they where they reside There no one in this
c to our knowledge, who con.empaes attending this Con-
venton-no not one-and if there any throughout the
State we would request them bear in mind that the people
OF Iennesseethe grave of this Conven-
ton, and said the State should be dsgaced with it. We
think high time the Nulifers in this State would name
their delegates, as the Convention meets in June next
RESOLUTION RELATIVE THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION
Resohced By the Legislature of the STATE of Mississippi.
That the Capitol of this State be and is hereby rendered for
the use OF the Convention Delegates the Southern States
appointed by such States the Legislature people thereof
TO meet in Nashville in June nex and that the Governor Of
this State be requested forward copy of this resolution to
the Governors of each of the avehodng States of this Union
to be by them made known to such Delegates.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE DErARrMEsr
JACKSON, March Ia, 1850.
Sra In transmitting the enclosed resolution beg leave
to add that should the Delegates the Southern Convention
think fit to assemble at this place. they will receive cordial
welcome from citizens
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. A. QUITMAN.
His Excelency the GOVERNOR Of Missouri. 9
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-05-04
FROM JAMAICA.

BY the steamers Crescent City and Philadelphia arrived
Friday have received full files of Jamaica papers to the
10th instant twenty days later than previous advces
The journals remarkably barren of any thing the shape
of that could be Of interest in this vicinity They are
principally filled with complaints Of the depressed of
suggestions relative engaging in the culture Of
cotton and other staples reports Of law an inter-
mnabe triangular discussion of the question whether Geology
and Scripture consistent.
The schooner James Farewell left Jamaica on the 9Th in
slant for Chages, with about twenty passengers all natives
OF the islands and another vessel with nearly as many more
was expected to leave in day The Kingston Jour
nal looks upon this the of large emiga-
ton, which will improve the prospects Of those who remain
behind, as well as of those who embark in it.
From other sections The British West Indies we can CLEAN
but few items from these papers,
The condition of the small island of Montserra is said to
be deploable The large majority of the inhabitants are
wechedy poor, and the smallpox has been raging among
them since November last communication from the island
of unknown date, says:
No or tongue describe the of misery and
want which appear every sIe There seven
hundred lying at this time in dreadful suffering and mostly
want Some OF these poor PATIENTS in eonva
have from the want OF nourishment become and
less speedy and efficient of relief be adopted great
addition al loss OF life must inevitably take place"
communication from the Governor to the Legislature of
Antigua The subject says that the appalling scenes
of misery and want daily present themselves which all the
local means available do than partially al
leVae, and that cultivation has of necessity been every
wberesuspended.-N. Y. Com. ADDER.
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lands set apart, by judicOus measures with little difficulty
Any measure calculated to dscred or cause to be dis
trusted the general character Of the titles there besides the
alarm and anxiety which would among the ancient
popuaton and among all present holders property would
believe also retad the substantial improvement the coun-
try title discredited is destroyed but every one
afraid to touch IT, Or all events invest labor and money
IN improvements that rest suspected The hold
ers are afraid to improve others afraid purchase or
they do, purchase at its discredted yalue willing only to
make inconsiderabe investments upon it, The titles not
called in question: Gas they certainly for any reason which
could discover do not deserve be the pressure Of popua
uon ana the force Of ctumsances will operate break
up the existing large tracts into farms of such extent as the
nature OF the country will allow of and the wants Of the
community require and this under circumstances and with
such assurance OF tenure will those substantial inn
That the thrift and prosperity of the country in
other respects invite
- think the rights Of the Government will be fully se~
cured andhe interests and permanent prosperity of all classes
in that country best consulted by other general measure in
relation to private property than authorized accord
ing to the grants where the grants modern or since the
accession of the Mexican Government reseryng the over
plus according to ancient possession where dates from
of the grant is lost does ad data for the survey
But providing that in any where, from the opinion Of
the proper law officer agent Of the Government in the
State or from information any way received there may be
reason to suppose grant invalid the Government Cor
proper officer of D may direct suit to be Instituted for it's
annuRent"