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

II Yhropes OF Ladies' constantly crowd IssLA,'s new
and elegant skygbt Daguerrean Gallery tho acc ond
floor Of sll BroadwsT above Dusnest WhyisUf Why
because you obliged to go fifteen sweuty pah
OF stas to the operating room. Then his portraits are
sUpnsnsly 6ne-they saw slise better looking Asa the
original and his prices from up to the bes, lined
poch eta according to the ornaments. o4nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
From Wnshington-The late Fsounsy
Land Law,

5PscIsT D'aF
WAsHlNcroN, Thursday, Oct 5, 1850.
The President has not, az has been re-
ported, suspended proceedings under the
Bounty Land Bill, passed Sept Both, 1850.
Applications for warrants will be decided
on at the Pension Office under the law as
il passed Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

Kgr yowLERs L WELLS, Psychologists and Publishers
Clinton hall 1871 Nassau-st near The PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

MEMS FURNISHING FOR WINTER USs.-One of the beft
assortment in the city may be found al SASxtys Bars
purchasing Under shts and Drawers call and amioe hs
stock which he oilers at extremely low prices. Also,
shirts and Cravss OF styles li6 William at.
Fn1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
La Payouriie, &c. &c.

Yteae delightful DasrumentA are from the mrs. maout.e.
tories CT Geneva ard raDse IN prize from s. Soto SO Pox
sale at Tu7TLEs Emporium OF French, Enslish, G.snaa
and Chinese Fancy GoodI Sts Brosdvay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

~ The great sale Of CnpetDg Flcor Oh clotts. Wla
dow Shades, prulReb Bugs. Fable aud Piano Covers
hats &c continues daily at the celebrated cheapest Carpe
Establishment in tde United states 80 Bowery, HaAA
AaDERsoN's entirely owing to the extraordinary lou
prices affixed to each article Isatacta thousand,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

gsr For additional Telegraphic dispatch
es see Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

CENT? EaEss FALL WINTER WgAR.-Wa.
JENNINGS Co. 2Sl Broadway, opposite Inc Park Foar-
tsn will this day introduce their styles OF Over:ost
aud other Fall and Winter gHrmcn comprising an aQaovs
men In style and character far superior the productions
they heretofore rendered 80 acceptable to their pu
merouB patIouB oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
THE PROGRESS or FBE AGE.

~ few years ago, families bad their cblldrcnS
clothing made a. home but the majority buy 1t ready
made because they get hsneT article at less pHec cut
and made IN and more fashionable manner aud
ihe lime and trouble OF attending 10 il iheuselveA
Tbe getting up OF Chldrehs Clothing Is now conducted
with much sysm as that OF mems aud 10 manufactured
on quite as extensive scsle Among those exsiesively
engaged In t1p business we know OF opo WIG dig
plays better a.te than SHArFER, At John'st and VITA
pleasure recommend bis establishment 10 the sttenaoa
purchasers he has besuhul assortment of goods OF
every stye and material sut the post fssdiods lasts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

CURIosIrIFs PROM CENTRAL AaER1CA.-We
saw Daguerreotype by Plumbe OF two Indian
dwarfs, recently arrived here male and female, 10
and 8 years OF age, "a and the other 90 inches
high. Their combined weight, we are told does
nok exceed 33I or "a lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

u Governor SEWARD and lady returned from
Washingson 90 Wednesday, and lcfs last evening
fbf the hens Of bis y0osh, in 0rsase County
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FINE ARvs

New ERA IN T.klsc PORTRAITS, YALBorYPEs, YaYA
LBo1YPEs ASD DAeuEeREorYrss-By recent diIcoverisI
OF ter owp lhs undersigned have succeeded 10 ;ascg
hese pictures with degree of perfection truly wonderful
AmAleurs and patrons OF The Fine Ar nged exua
specimns the National Miniature Gallery 21 Brosa
way LANGENaEIA { CO
BU5ic BOXES the PAR-oR OF strTSc RooA-
FurrLs tss on hand cloce assortment OF music n,t-p
meru playing ell the Jsnby Lind music, ma,chst DO la,
&c be,de favorite selections from the bat NJ
esas inclsdpg
10 Prophets,
La somnanbdlsL
Furitani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

DEaPsTER5 LAST CoNCERT.-Mr. Dempstsr
gives his Last entertainment this senaon atthe TAB
ernacle this evening The programme contains a
Choice selection of biz most favorte songs, inolud
ing several which are still now to the public
Among them We notice Epes S~gents 8aiusa
ton to America" and Charles SWANS Morning,
Noon ard Night" The good old Scotch ballads are
not omitted. and abe entertainment winds up S
usual with the May Queen
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Z. 10. Iyion, Sbrsibsr,
GSpm Der @eiesaehntf,.

5oarrlsbur9, Sanuar "a. Senat.- Der
Sabrs6btrbt Der Ysnnfplpana @iIntabn @ss
ftaltbait murpe por9ss9t. Inter Den enaes
pibHn Sititbrftsn btfdnbsn iib sin9e fur
Die @rritbtnn9 nsuer Sauntes. Msbrsre Bee
ridbte murben srifnttet no nab 8srrid)tuna
sinissr untebsutsnpsr @clhdfte perta9ts lttb Der
Senat.
Ser Sprsdrr ls9ts sinsn Ssrbt
esS @snsral,Nubitors iber bic Sanfsn por.-
YsridDts nurosn untsr anbsrn sritattet iiber
cine Afts sur &s9ulrung Der Sanfsn uno ibsr
cine Sll fir Anmeilun1 Der &epratursRoltsn
an @iisnbabneE uno Sandlsn.
lntsr Den ein9srsibtsn Sttibriftsn bsfan:
Den Iib sini9s fir Elm @siss pstdss bas 9isis
fen Scnnta9sn psrbstst, Su @unffsn sinsa
aa9smcinsn Sonf9eisses, fir bic 3uri6nabms
bee $500 Nusnabmss@elssse. Cine 8srbsiIe,
runs 5u Der Dill fur bic &sabin9sr @iienbabn,
bic 9irsftcren psrantportlieb III MAIDEN, pur,
Dc bic sur Bsrtaeuns bsfprobsn.
Sanuar 25. t.-3er Sabresberidbt
ibsr oas 3ut1ubtsbau6 Wurbe pcr1sIs9t llns
ter ben Sittfbriftsn beflnben lid) sniqe fur biz
Suriidnabme Der Nfts esr @siesasbuna, mel.
DE bas Sbul9efss gu einsm all9smeinsn 81.
| ftss mad)t &c. Cine Sia fur bic @rneusruna
ese Srsibrisfs bsr SsnfnetcnsSanf, init p;rs
msbrtem Capital, cine Sia fir bic Nufbetund
sss Ssisees, rurb tpsltbss GbSabsn auf biz
Staats.Nnlsibsn 9es9t merosn.
s.-9sr Ssritbt Der Gommiflicnsra
bss Sinfin9 Spnb6 murbs pcrssIsst. Ssribts
murosn srifattct ibsr bic 9ssbsnsrbfbafts Sia,
nit Wsrdneerunesn. Cine Bill, bic Soeimfdt.
IL pom Ierfaufs fur Sdulosn ausSunsbmsn
purrs ucraslsst. Die 3ufas.Sia ju Der Sn.
forpcraticnsafts Der philadelphia unc Ssabne
@ifsnbabns@ ompanp Wurbe aatasnciaen. Msb.
rsrs DsrdnDsrun9sn ipurbsn on9sbotsn, untsi
bislsn audi bic etauisl Der psrionlidosn Wsr'
antwcrtlibfsit, nslbs anlas Su bsftissn unit
lanasn 7sbattsn CAB
Sanuar 26. at.-Der Spredsr ls9f'
cine Nnsabl Bitfdriftsn nnb Msmorols Dor
Inter Der Msnse ron sin9erebtsn Bittfhrif
fen bsfanosn fieb nlsbrsrs fir Die 3nradnabns
oss $500 observation-disclosures Gin i3uias ~
her stfts sur @srtsfsruns Der rsinliden @sIee'
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Eie SebruarsJ rsJntsre6en.-Gr Ball, Der
Staatsfhaemsiifsr tspcnirts am 3snifass
in Der Sanf ucn psnniplpanien bic Bilans esr
SntsufYsn aufon gtaatsibulo, ,pslbs am /.
8ebruar fdais rarsn, III fIinatnber MinSr 70
oas Die ean;s srfcrosrlitbs Summs bsinabs si>
ne MilIion Tbalsr, am bsifimmtsn Sage bsrsit
mar uno bon ben eaSu bsredtistsn in @mpfans
gsnonnsn psresn fcnntsn obns audi nur els
nsn Sbalsr ba;u iu lsbsn. Ger Staat6ibass
msifsr mar bsicnesrS elidlib in fsinsm Stres
ben, ens 70 bscsutsnos Summ auf;ubrin9en,
uno sr bat iIb baeurb Die Nbtuns unb ben
9anf ieinsr Witbilrasr eripcrbsn.
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Con,lon CouneiI.Simmcr,


Der &atb pcriammsIt lidb - Nnmsisno Die
joerrsn Barnet, 6aus, 9snrD, Josrbclp, Wass
bsrQsr, Miasr Wtman, Sung u. Sriss, prel.
9aS YrCtceca Der Isetsn GtriammIun9 murs
BE- 9eleien unr 9enebnliat.
Die in Den GsrbancIun9sn rs6 Ssetts@ cuns
cils sr,rdbntsn &sbnun9sn purbsn ;u bssaDs
len bscrbert.
Sr. Witman ref isnen bsi lester 8sriomm
lung ctftrirtsn SsI6lus. 6rn. Oofslsp's Sors
esrun9 bstrsHsnb, sur @rpd9un9 ouf mslbsr,
auf 9lntras, ipisbsr bic ndbife Sisune surufs
9se9t wurbe. Sa's 8, Rsins l.
Ter Sefblus pom SsIsft @Cuneil, ZEN gss
wsr in Der Sbesnutifrose bstrsfsnb, muros aes
nsbmi9t mis fcI9t: Sa's Sarnet 5?aus, csnrp,
Millsr, QSitman uno Sriss, prsii., 6. Jtins
lcerbcIe, MaIsber9er uno Sung, 3.
Ser SefbIus, Die pcr9sibIo9sne 8srdnbss
run9 bsS @lsilss Der Gfsnbabns ompanp, ,eurd)
Die Sbssnutifrabe bstNdsno wurbs ouf4ntra9
wsbsr iurid9sIs9t Sa's, nous, 5osnrD,6srs
bOle, Mal6bsr9sr Sung unb Srss, prslib., 6.
Hsins, Barnet, Otiusr uno QSitman, 3.
Nuf Nntra9 psrta9t.
Z. 10. UvIon, Sdreibsr,
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Serbanblun9en Der Stapf= Rdtbe.
Sclcet Couneils3immCr, ,
cSanulr 26. 1850. :


Der Mntb peIammslte lid) - anmeieno ots
losrrsn @unnius, J3iG, Sumter unb Nlttsr. 9o
Der Yrslibsnt, (or. Nogsl, abwsfsno rpar, 70
purbs, auf Nntrn9 pcn (orn. Sumter cr.Suns
MUS ais Yrsfosnt pro temp an9sifsat. 9as
Sa9sbuCb ron lester 0sriammlun9 muros 9els'
fen uno 9snsbm9t.
Der Ssftblus, rsIbsr Den Stabts2luoitrren
$s13 so fir cas 9urbieBen Der Sbulrebnun:
9sn bspiIat, Fam pom Common @cuneil ~:
rid, init Gsnebmigun9.
Scr, Soil offtrirts fcIaenben SsfbIus:
Sefblc6sn, eaE Der Semer sur Wbfhbruna
bsS QEai1srs aus Der 5. e traes burtb bic She's:
nutifra6s gum Sannl, pis es purtb Ole Stra'
sens@cmmittss be lester 8srlammun9 smps
fcblen wcrben, i'm ndblfen 9priI bs9cfen Wsr:
be unb ba6 800 Nus bopen in Scntraft 9s9ss
Ben psrbsn, pom @onal onflngsnb. Ter Ss:
fblus pofiirts sinitimmi9 unb purcs pom Com:
mon Souneil 9enebmi9t.
Die foI9snben Nsbnmgen muresn pom 6.
Council srbaItsn uno 9snsbmat:
2tn bic .ohsSonifnbel Sibn unb Ssisin9sr
bic psr1bebsnen SeuerpIu9S mit @trcb III bee
mifsIn u. fir oaS oniu n6tN9e Strob, SO 974
qspi Jcetrid>, furs AusbslTsrn Ger 9efe i'm
MarftDaufs, 81. @ecrSe Ssdtbsr, fir Ssitn
&c. 81 SO. QSm. Q)sid), baS Worftbausbatb
ju rsparirsn, 81. S9einrid SshIp, ras pfaifsr
i'm Marftbauis ausjubsiRrn, So 124. 9apib
@ltnbautr, Die Yumps i'm Warftbauis Su reg
parirsn, 81. 0S. unp =. 8. Sem, fir {.i6cs
rDbsfen &C., SO 26. Yaul uno Sbmsnf, fir
pfaifsrn in Ysrlbtsosnen Srassn, S1l 95.
2tuf Nntra9 perta9t.
!. 4. Ecitmcyer, Cdr.
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in 6erSform berunter 81 sieben, Den Der
bobielise 3raf nit ibm au becroi9en be-
fabl. SIT oas nibt ablbeulib, enties:
lieb, eraulenbaft? Has fcnnts anoers
auf ben Srepel fol9en, als Strafe? Sis
fdbrten ibn in Die Srobnfeits; nun ct
aber bsfsnnen fol-. 1T er ftumm pie elm
SLID, trogi9 obenorein uno fein Wenl6
fam flu9 aus ibm meroen.
ShIuB fclat1
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Der SrrauS9cbcr teS Observation-Disclosures" IN
bsrmit gum IeBten 0talc eriuft. bdS I6on Dor bier
s8obcn bcteItc Slatt ju itbden. obcr baS bafir er
balteuc @cIb 3urid,u9eben, WciI mir nibt ipiIlenS
fnb fir ctpaS gu bcjdben, obnc eS ju crbateu. Die
gerHbcrung, "bdB baieIbc 9Icb ndb Der ScffcIIun9
9eibidt purbe," iCnnen mir nitbt cher 9aubcn. 5S
Der @dbtCr ieIbt cintrifft.
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Die mpol llen- 5 abrit,-9 Die Dirct.
tcren bieIen am Samtao gbcnb cine @criammlun9
um ipe9en Der stusfibrun9 cber Nuf9abc bes Yroef'
ties tu eniI6eiben gHe mir pcrnebmen baben ie BIZ
@ntIfeituna pcrldufg nobmal auiscIboben
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2an9fngerci-Gin ipciblidDer Snbuffric-9tit
ter. glamenS &oIID @citenbommcr. in Der Srantiu-
itrake, obcrbalb Der IOtcn StraBe mobnbaft, nurbc
porige @obe burd bic Ioben6ipertDcn gnitrcn9un9cn
bcs tbitocn Spd)con4tabrlS EIbn cntbcdt uno eS CT
trits b odG ile ein SleuIing in Der 2an9fn9erfunR
IT, ioncern pielIebt lbon felt 10 bis IL Sdbrcn aus
perI6iebencn Stobrn artifr obne 8cIt, gu faufcn
Dor ctpd ober 10 9a9en ipurbc in cincm Stobrc
Gin SbaplpcrmiBt, WGBgGcibcnbommCr fam In Ger
bddt. ipurbe bis in ibrc 96obnung ndbgcipilrt be6
DicbitdblS beI6ulb9t unb CnbIib bCpogcn oCnleI-
ben gu geIteben unb bl6 8eifoblene jurid3u9Cbcn.-
@onitobd &lbn bcr ib gut carauf perftebt ben Gba-
roftcr ju beurbeiIen. fam nun auf ben GinfalI bab
&OID cine ate 4rdttiiUntn in Der SuIlueb iei unb
mebr gelfobenc Nrtifel i'm Sciib babcn m0dte Gr
pcri6dte ld baDcr um leBtenNlittlpob Nlor9en cine
Sau6Iufun9S- @arrant unb aus ben bdnn gcmabs
ten Gntbcdnngcn Cradb flh, bag icin gcrba6t nur
5u ipobIgegriinbct mar @itcr bon iebcr 9encnnun9
fanben It in Wcn9c in 8ommobcu. Sbrdnfen. &is
fen &c pcrbOr9cn GS flnben f6 Seten. &attunc.
8afmirS. GdiiinCtts 9edcn, SbamlS SoaIStibcr,
8in9bamS, Slancle. 8inber, 8aufts unb ginger.
banbibubC 't,. gum 9ri6dBten g3ertbe BON 80 Sba-
Ter srtfcl murbcn gcunbcn mobon man ipcB. ba6
fe Dor S, biS 8 SObrn 9cncblcn murtcn onberc
tpurbcn crtannt, bic crit fi8Iib 9elObIcn murbcn-
Gin bebeutcnbcr She'll bcr por9cfunbcncn Grtiicl 1T
nod sibt in Nniprub 9cnommen. 8c Der Scute
benbct b ciu iibcrbcrCr qrubter Der pie man ipeiB
Dor GINGER Belt pom Nar Der fctboliiben STRIDE &C.
itobIcn ipurbc GbenIo en9e ib6nc Sbirmatten,
poju bic Gi9ncr icbIcn.
l)liB Yolb in ctipu 40 Sobr alt unb ipobnt bel
ibnn Gltern. Sie purbc Dor NIbcrman 0len9el pcr-
bort unb bann unter 800 8Hr96aft sclcIlt. Dor tcr
april- Court ju cribeincn.
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gerbeerenbc6 Scuer in Q8 IN elsborf-
Hm pcrcbten Sonntd9 Gbcnb 9criCtb bic S6euer
te6 iern. Sobn g ScIber. in S8omcl8orf in 8ranb,
unb purbc nit ibrm 9anjcn SnbdItc, beitebenb aus
Is Stud &inbpicb, einer 9ldbre unb Slllcn, ciner
srobcn Guantitdt 8rubt SSeu, Strob unb fan alle
ieineu 8aucre9crdtDrn 3eitOrt 9cr@crIuit miro auf
1000 9bacr 9eIfdbt. pooon etipa 5000 pcrIidert
fnt g8ie bns 8eucr cntltanb 1T nitbt angc9cben
Der @crluit fdat Ibmer auf Sn Sclbcr unb bic
8lracr bon @omclSbcrf BADEN babcr beibloiien Jpn
beniclbcn burd Setrd9e 3u CrIei6tcrn unb bci elmer
9erlammIung. pebe am Olcntd9 Nbenb fur ben
3med sebalten puroc beauitrasten fe ben @orilBer
cine colcitircnte Committee an3uffeaen
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Scr 2Si6sraGs @53sss6aeGtsr.
Neabima, BEN s. 8ebrnar 1850.

01~V. B PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBAcHTER, at his offices in Phiadel-
pha, New York, Baltimore and Boston.
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05~Gin Brief fir Scrmdn Stammcrmd mn
ie9t in cicicr Grutcrei gum NbboIcn bcrcit.
Daniel 3crbcD. GI1 bon Der @eIeb9cbun9 ,unICrn
9anF. fir cffentcbc 9ofumcntc
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sseifentaisben Ssplfs=eieberbneb


Inter bcicm 5iicl III Elm flene6 gSerffen I'M Icrla9
BON Sobn 9qeif, in 4bilabelpba, eribcnen, popcn
Gin Gycmpar Dor unS lieat 9a8 s9erfd)en it, mic
Ston Der 3tel agt iein uno nett, gerate TO- bab eS
bdnbe gum 8eiiihtragcn IN unb entbdlt cine auSer-
Itne Sonlmung BON i56 beutIfen @oISIiebern, al-
ter unb ncuerer 3cit allcn 6rcunbcn beS 8roblnns
unb Der beutiden Poeile. mobten mir baS feline Ding
btfrns cmpfeblen unb erbirten nrs Sefftuun9en ba.
fur dnjunebmen unb 81 beior9en
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Sin ip siber Rabe.-Gn Sr. Gburb, 2ofcfc-
fc-Witslieb pom Sanc ber Repreientdnten. in gYd-
Tbingon. bat cine &eibe gelbliife gegen ben Sarif
pcn 1916 ausebotcn Der mag erparten bab ibm
bic gauge 5reibantelsGi Gippfbaft auf ben Qeib ridt
uno bann brau6t CT fir Sbmpfen nibt gu Iorgcn
SSinter-glab einisen mlIben GrabIinaStagcn
in Der pcraen SSod,e. erfoge in Der Gonifaa gladt
btitser Sturm. bon itdrtcn 3e9engiiien beglcitet.
ipobnrd, bas nlbe NSrtter ipieterin fOrmten s8in.
ter pfripanpelt pllrbe unb gefern wlcr9en mar bic
Grbe 70 fs nnt troden eeTrcnn, ipe man CO nur I'M
December stip6bnt IN Die Yrcbeicibung ber gest-
tfnrciisn IN irister finmaI pereitelt ipcreeI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-28

TENNEssEE.-We have already announced the ad-
ournment of the Legislature of this State, which took
place on the 18th inst The following resolutions were
adopted by both Houses Just previous to the adjourn
ment
Resolred. the General assembly Of the State OF
Tennessee That the chief Of happiness and pros
perv of the people of the United States both ndi
viluals and as nation, has been conferred by and
through the union of the States and the adoption OF our
sacred Constitution, the adoption of which was effected
by the compromises and concessions OF our patrotc
sres both of the North and the South and
Resoued further, That the continuation OF that hap
pness and prosperity, and liberty ITSELF depends
upon the perpetuty the Union, one and lndvlsiole
That the destruction of the OF liberty IN our own
beloved land will not conne its effects to the borders OF
the home of Washington, but that it would sound the
death knell of liberal government in every part OF the
civilized world o.,
Resolued, further That the patriotic people OF the
State of Tennessee deprecatng the sad effects OF dis
union of these States to themselves, to their children
and to the world and also feeling sacred regard to
the memory and services OF their revolutionary fathers
will stand by and defend the Union at all hazards and
to the last extremity.
ResoIued, That the only method in which the Union
can be preserved in its purity, to resist sat all hazards
and to the last extremity" any attempt to violate the
terms of the compact.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-28
CITY COUNCIL.

AT an adjourned meeting, held Monday, 25lh instant
Present: IT, A. Myers, President; S. D. Denoon. r
v. Haskns, }. 5. Caskie, w. G. Allen, B. TAFT, J
W. Darlington, Z. Robinson, l.. w. Chamberayne
w. Goddin, J. Bosher and J. Knniard.
An application having been submitted, in behalf OF
the st. Josephs Orphan Asylum for the use of Lafav-
cue Hall, to hold iar, on the LIST April next
On motion OF MIR. Bosher, the appropriation was
granted. Wa"
On motion Of MIR. Denoon, the use OF the same build
ing was granted to the ladies Of the Second Baptist
Church tor holding fair therein from the Goth TO the
2Sth March, inclusive.
Present. Mayo,
The following resolution, which was offered by Mr..
Saunders and laid on the table, the 18th January last
was taken up and agreed to;
ReS0Iped, That the City Surveyor is hereby authori.
Zed to have four foot brick walk paved and the ne
cessary tagging put down, the south side of Broad
street, from Adams to 10th street provided the OF
the same be not more than $3.50, estimated by the
City Surveyor
Mr. Haskins presented a report from the Commits
sioners OF streets for Jefferson Ward in pursuance of
instructions to enquire into the subject recommending
that the cuvert in Grace street, be extended from its
present eastern terminus to the side OF 18th street
at an expense not exceeding $1,000.
The report having been read
On motion OF Mr.. Caskie, it was laid ON the table
Mr, Darlington offered resolution requiring that
hereafter whenever any work is to be done for the city
by other than the city hands, the OF which will ex
coed $780, it shall be advertised in two of The CITY ma
perS for six times
Mr.. Caskie moved that the resolution be indefinitely
postponed-and before the question put thereupon,
On motion OF Mr bosher the report OF the commit
tee on light which, by order o the Council was the spe.
cla business OF this meeting, was taken up.
Present.. Robinson.
The parties having been permitted to be heard on the
SUBJECT OF their proposals. IN person and by Council Mr.
j. H. Anderson made an explanation, and submitted
statement, IN reference to the proposals OF Ban Dun
gan u Co., and himself The communication, of the
same partes which was laid on the table, the 18th inst
a letter from J Z. Cresson. Of Philadelphia, to w.
Buekne jr, g. Co., in reply to certain statements made
IN the last mentioned communication ofB.. D. e. Co.. was
submitted and read. And it being understood that both
OF the parties interested had employed Council to repre-
sent hem alte further statements and explanations and
letter submitted by Mr. Denoon, addressed to him. by
M; w. Ash Of Philadelphia, having been read,
Thursday next, at o'clock, P. M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-28

FIREs-lNcENDIARIEs In THE THIRD WARp.-On
Monday night, about IL o'clock, a wooden tenement
situated on Leigh street. the intersection of Brook
Avenue, was discovered to be on fire Fire companies
Nos and were promptly in attendance, and extin-
gulshed the fire before it much damage ensued The
tenement was owned by Mr.. Jacob Krsch, and had
been insured in the Richmond Fire Association The
damage to the building slight and will probably be
covered by an expenditure of $50.
On Tuesday night, about O'clock another alarm of
lire was sounded in the immediate neighbourhood of
the one which occurred Monday night The alarm
was caused by the partial burning of brick building
situated on Adams street, between Clay and Leigh
streets, known as "St. Luke's Chapel" and owned by
MIR. K. Hill Loss about $200-insuYed in the Rich
mond Fire Association The building had not been used
for any purpose whatsoever, for several months The
fire was clearly the work of an ncendary, who doubt
less entered the building by forcing open door in the
rear When first discovered, we learn the flames pro-
ceeded mainly from the pulpit at which place, it is sup
posed, the sacrilegious wretch kinded it.
This makes the fourth attempt within the past week,
by ncendlarles to destroy property in the immediate
nelghbourhood OF the two fires above named Would
not be advisable to organize patrol for the purpose OF
arrestng the Williams who nightly endan ger the property
and lives of the people residing in that portion of the
city The hanging of one incendiary would be of
greater service to the community than the ransporta.
ton OF nifty negroes convicted OF arson
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-28

CHOLERA, --Ths number OF deathsirom cholera among
the immigrants Oh Wards Island, during the past week
stated be eighteen, and TWO OF them are said to
have occurred SO lately as Thursday The N Y Jour-
nal OF Commerce says;
The first case appeared on the 2lst OF January and
came to the Island direct from the ship Vsndalia.-
Since that time ty-ive have gone into collapse, of
which forty.five terminated in death This extraord
nary fatality accounted for by the fact that by far the
larger proportion persons who were previously
much debilitated by disease or prvations number
were passengers in the ship Caleb Grmshaw. burn ed
sea, and endured much hardship in consequence of
that disaster