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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

MlssoURI-The Wings of the Ist District OF Mis-
sour in Convention at Cape Girardeau have nomi
mated JOHN +. DARBY as their candidate for Coz
gress The principal candidates for the nomination
were Mr. DARBY, SAMUEL CARUTHERs of Madison
and Col. A. b. CHAMBERS of the 50. LOuis Repu6-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

~ The "Gentemsn's Hal" par excellence or the ses.
son, Is EsPEsscHEDs beautiful and brilliant Rocky Mou,
tain Silver Beaver In form, color and ghnsss h d On.
ryaled Every OF his hats 10 finished under Espeu.
sched's personal supervision. He afford lhsm NJ;
warranted superior to the Broadway 81 50 ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

sucb amendment thereto IS may be made in accor-
dance With the views and wishes Of Southern SEN
atOrs
The Resolutions were al referred to the Com.
uittee on Resolutions, and the Convention adjourn
Cd TO 10 O'Clock, tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

Receipts within the past "a hours are, ofFLoUR,
COO bbls; WHEAT. 5000 bushels; Corn, 5000 do The
market for Flour 10 shade frmer bat buyers and sellers
bepg inclined wait the receipt Of their e per Amer.
not sgree Michigan hsd ats 5O45 62t and Wis
consn at 25G5S7f WHEAr 10 firm, with an active In
qury for milling and sales OF geo bushels Ohio 81 l6
Corn 10 Il moderate request and hrm the sales include
10 COO bushels at 56c for mixed Western FSEIGHrsre-
main very dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

To CARRIERS Tie sale or fansier OF any To- ,b
Icaion ofce Any e transfer nsde hfoaga any p 81
81 chss,e ,iu moi 10 recognized by the pToPn5lors
srs ,r,re,teJ IN he delivery II Ohsr papers VI" 20 bs
perme6 either erecty ind recty, 10 purchase rouss
IN Ne YtfbpHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
THE GREAT TORPEDO CASE.
Examination OF One-Eyed Thompson.
EIGHTH DAY....THURsDAY, Jun,

EIGHTH DAY...THURsDAY, June
The case was summed up this morning by Mr..
Smith for defense and Mr.. Phillips for prosecution.
Justice Osborne will give bis decision on Friday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
Z. LYos's Depot 40 Broadway.

- scHEScK's PuLaoMc SYRUP, for The euro Of CO..
sumption, bronchitis &C. is medicine composed errfeJ
from the vegetable sngdO. 1t does not contain psfu7
Of caloms urn sny o,her deeteous drug, orsn5
thing tending to weaken the system. On the eonuay ne
roots and herbs ofwhch II is composed perfectly harm
less and may be used with entire safety by the most deess
and debili,Ated constitutions For sale al 81 Bareisy
CIV. CLIcgEsER & Co. who the General AgenS |"
New-York and vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BRADYs National Gallery Of DsguerreoEyPes, 1o'
and 2o7 Broadway, corner ofFuoust Strangers and ein
zens are res specially invited examine the specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
Intelligence from Tampa Raw,

INV UkLEANs oaIlILbyf Jult I
The steamer COL Cross, which arrived here to.
day from Tampa Bay, reports that the Indians were
coming into Charlotte Harbor in large numbers,
and so friendly as to lead to the belief that they
will emigrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
Orator Foote.

WAsHIsGToS, Thursday, june
Senator FoorE has accepted the invitation Of
the Washington Monument Society," to deliver an
Grafton on the Fourth of July in Monument.place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

ZEPHYR USDERsHIRTs-This superior article 10 bs md
at the New-York Stocking Factory, lO4 Bowery New
York, are composed Of material that Is deighth 10
wear and absorb pesprsion-sre very elastic, ward of
chls, unshrnksble when washed, and for health and CON-
fort can hardly be supassed isJ DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
Maryland GubsruatOrinl Convection.

The Wing Gubemaioisl Convention assembled
here to-day, and was organized by appointing Jno.
G. Chapman President, when, on motion, it was
agreed to vote by ballot.
The result Of the first ballot was az follows
Clark, SO; Roman, 80 Ridgley, 81 Edge, ,.
The second ballot was: Clark Il Roman 80;
Ridgley, 90 Edge, 4.
sixty.two votes was necessary for choice.
The Convention has adjourned until to morrow
Clark stands the best chance OF being chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5.

The sales q CoITON Tor the last three days are
Gsauel 10 600 talts with heavj market Mdthng may
De- quoted l lie Toe sdgces by t5e Aneuct ave
Just been received bit YET have produced no effect
urDr ne arket Pho CCFFEE 1as advanced &C. via
sses Of 5ofO bags "a ft09c HIcrs of FLOUR are very
H1 ard se under - 30 per b0 f5f Oho, and
8 50 for choice DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
EnrRInrH

CHARLESTON, Monday, June ,.
Mr.. Astons residence in this city was robbed
on Friday night last Of 81 900 worth of plate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

~ " TRE DRUNKAED' u one o. hose aieciGg tar.,
la sppea q oHce TIE human hesn lis great oaags,
No terribly - k- realty and 10 swfD picture o. he 80
q be ntb1s'-. nom hs 6rst riass. INST 70 wa -
spin 90 be LAST conFuison Mr. 85Ocail admirably =,
acis he Dfunksd ara Nh 6drly 20 nalure lhag ssx
pfesshy hrtlilng We studder O. ihlk OF he ngah "a
rofusys Nomsn sss him N Ms part wiihoag M
swearing 20 touch not. hsrf- nol' ardent spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

rux TstrtrSy IN Tue C0UsTRY.-Persons wishing me
No. n st.c. d,,irg fbe temporary absence from no
1v % nave sent 20 them by paying 80 cents per month,
Att he ofce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
Markets....ALBisY June 6.

The receipts since yesterday by Canal are
Flour 1900 bbls; WHEAT 500 bush; CoRS, 1900 do.
There is nothing doing in market to-day worth tele.
grarkinQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

- Our assortment Of hns quality rssdymads ssfm
comprises various new styles Business and fn' '.s
Yrochs, Sacks, Dress and Eroek cosis' Lirhs o"''o
ran.aloons, Vests, he
VIZ r. JENNINGS, 81 srcsdwsL
rvzs,s, opposis he Rst Toonan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

BALIlMOKE, IhuTsoay, June 8.
Mr.. James Mowton, Agent of the Gas Company,
died here today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

ANtlNcInENT SO great T. he rush for KNoxs Ur,o,
Hat Inst be f13' oorsiefabe diaieny In sspp,isg "a.
de spds Of his Customer gentleman yes'erday ,s.r
ia ffom 'ho rapid msarer they di'appeartg from his
shelves That be would be able obiSn one threw down
S'~en'y shilling piece seized bat ard rao'eS 10 ,hs
evening he returned. saying It did ut hs him. KNOX ~
meuoered the incident ard advised him to be prsu
lar IN bis selections for The future The Union Hat woh.
rou' popular, and everybody should call KNOX, is
Fullon-st. and secure one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

~ General Committee ofDemOcratic Wbis
Young Men.-A regular meeng Of this Committee viii
be held the Broadway House Friday eVe-ing, June
:, 1880 al o'clock By order
2. DELAFIELD SMITH, Chairman
ISAAC WM SMITH. Secretaries ,es9f.
JACOB l.. HoWARD : JS'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

~ iaere wass lime when Beaver Hal and HEAVY
20" ~es ssnonyuois terms GESIS voald ask % Ar
, no hes seen one Of ale Rocsy Mounlin Beaver sor
We present season II buoysncy snd beauty are not n. s,
, '-1- uey suggest As you Pcise them In the b4ad
60" e"ao'' light enough 70 Gos. OF in the slno.-
un'uppo''ed, 80 but for the protection hey sao,d
.n We sonseire he wearsr would hardly be c5rs-oo,
Ia' mere was az pressure upoa BIS brow The shape !.
CIV 'as'' o. eegsacc' AID IL rehasss ani snpeory
CT hnish, hey stand alone smong h.s OF s seaos
OkNIN. 20 n-lalpag. nrnn.ln " Pana.
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n.7sTrrss NoTroEs.

- r.x cn,~.s, ..vrY IA. been rsenesx,s - 60
a. - ,',rsln Ners lit@ longer % ,,,,y w.
love h So. -, ,, n d. efsHnon issough our 80. =
She acquires English rspidy 80, es hsf faculty.
houg he - h IS i1cfess-s s1- be- res more I'd -
prepos.essing ard aiirscuqe The Chinese hassu, 4 -
greatest oil ace Of rssart ow n New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

ADvrk1lsEnrsrs- Auctions see third page,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
LAW COUR rs.

COURT CALESDAR-This Day.-CtTcu1 Court.
Nos co. 6s5 100, 30, 6SS 7OS, 67s, 6s5 7Os ILL., 7l+
co-son Plsa.-ParI-Nos 5ss 1885, Is7 1862 III, IT'S
lis, 49, 1871. Part Ii-Nos t6, 81, 65 So 354, 572 574
S7e S7s, $50, Ss2. Ss4 $50 5Ss $50 G, 60 >, - ,o
~ g. s. a. S. S. S. 49, 81 s5 70, 81 80. 100 4S, So
DO Tranfrrsd-Nos %, % 30, 81 81 to ~ IS IS, A.
10, II, u, 49,
US CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Nelson
Some further veTdcts taken for plaintiffs In relation
10 suits for ejeclmen the Clarke estate Chelsea
The Trial Of James Morrssey indicted for larceny, 10
taxing watch sovereign and pair OF spectacles the
property Of Miss Dilar cey with whom no came passen
ger and attended the ship Andrew Foster This
vii be recoected Miss ID. had been abducted, II
became 10 convent In England, and was returning
frenas 10 New York, but died when near port The
Jury found him guilty.
CIRCUIT CoURT-De Peyster g. Hhitmdrsh vs.
Sun Mutual Insuyanes Cc-To insurance brig
Alfred hammond the suit relative 10 which nonsuited
In lSf5 but back for a already referred TO- Some
law points raised Verdict for panurs s9bl being
amount and interest
Before Judge Mitehel-ALfred Cavhayt q. Lima Ann
Cayhart-Ths a for Divorce, on the ground oi Inn
dety In which Mrs c. declares she s Innocent and has
demanded open trial BY jury Several Witnesses were
exsmned whose testimony WA favorable 10 the ladys
charncter The case will be continued his forenoon
SUPERIOR CoURT-Beiore Judge Paine+-Peter
JouI '. Pafrtek Ne ByfdsThe parties brothefsn-
sw While At the foot Of Houson-st one day with Others
attending funeral TO WiamsbuTgh, Il 10 said defendant
issd hs " bip and said, You id thief III lex you"
suit FOR he alleged assault and battery brought
On butn nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
nInrket.....BALrIMoaE. June 6.
nInrkefs. RurrALo. IunA s-aP.M.

The market for all descriptions Of FLOUR aud
GRAIN Is unchanged. WHISKY cells al nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
oENIN,s RocKA M.rNrAIN REAYER

NIB os Jerrolls comedy ~ he Captain, Is prO3uces
l-. t.ellnE. lie cy.I Re no. nl.nY god nlnes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

Late advices from Havana state that the prison
ers taken at the late expedition we're to be re-
leased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
stnre Of River-Obstrue,iOn to Navigation.


WHzgLINs, Thlrsday, Jals6.
The river at this place is so low as TO prevent
the regular line Of boats from going above the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

Releasing OF the Cuban Prisoners.
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Denth.

BALTIMORE, Thursday,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
FRlpAv, Auousr l6rH. 1850.
The Sena te was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF Representative


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
On motion, the House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole, ir. Burt in the Char and resumed the
consideration of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill
favor of the Texas boundary bill He quoted from the Trea
" with Mexico show that there alternative left
10 the Executive but give protection, by all the
he has the right under the Constitution TO command TO the
people in New Mexico against the pretensions of Texas
The United States could keep its faith under the Treaty
with Mexico, unless they did lie saw no way of the
United States getting of the difficulty and keep It's
faith Texas and New Mexico except by the passage OF
the bill of Mr.. Pearce, the Speakers table
Mr. Sweetser made some remarks not heard.
Mr. Bayly followed by way of closing up the general de-
bate.
Mr. Johnson Of Tenn, introduced an amendment TO re-
dncc the salaries Of all officers Of Government Army and
Navy, and members Of Congress- fifth, provided such
ducion would not bring the pay lower than $1,000
Mr. made some remarks in favor of rerenchment. He
deemed this the time when the expenditures enormous
ana increasing, to commence the reduction.
Inc question was put. and the amendment rejected.
Some discussion had in relation TO reduction OF
mileage All amendments in regard TO this were voted
down.
Mr. Schneck introduced an amendment pay salary of
$500 in heu OF all per diem pay and also 10 mileage
for each mile Travelled 10 and from the of
This was rejected.
Mr.. Brown, OF Miss, proposed an amendment, 10 pay
actual travelling expenses OF members and from the
government and per diem Of Sl2 This was rejected.
The Committee then rosc and the House at 3x O'Clock,
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
I.IST OF ARRIVALS

lioT SpRISds, NIRGIsIA, AuGusr s. lS5O.-Dr J. '
Wallace Fredericksburg, vn; Ro iabersham AMI l,'
Mrs. >. liabcrshaI, Miss lIaber-am Miss VI T.. Hibf
sham, Miss 5. T. H1bcrsam A. r. Ilabersham, Sasa
nah, ticorria Henry L. Davis Amherst Conr IIoisr; VI
y Perry Rockngham Va: A. e. Slno Mrs Sou Al
child, Miss J. u. Page, Miss $ T.. Sloo. Miss T. 81,
Miss Soo, Master /. S"o, Master A. Sioo, J. VI CiI
well, Cincinnati, Ohio; Gilbert $ Secm, Shenandoah y
lno. \. Mitchell, Miss X q. Mitchell WIN. T. Wright al
Miss Reynolds, ptt-y.vania, Va
Fl"r SrRiscs, ViRolsA Arousr G, ls50.-E. II; W.
eiro, y. \. Montero. Goochlhnd Court House, Va Jo-
Pool. North Cnroiun DR.. y. r. Long X. NJ cai
Northampton, Va; Mrs. Thos $ Ghol,on Miss &; ''h
son, Jno. GhnSon. Petersburg; J. W. BurrIss, Ms
McGehcc Miss; Miss Mcfchee Ala; J. Reynolds, '
T. Davis, \" D"om and Y. Dean, New Orleans.
lioT SPaiSGs NIRGISIA, AuGusr !, ls5O.-W. u. ~
veil Richmond, Va rho-. 5. Baskn, Jno T.. Morris \
gus,a county, Va; L. 4. Gran,land, Georgia. VIM
Warden, Mrs. Warden, Miss Warden Staun'on. Va; ",
ID. Bell and lady Miss S. Craig Augusta county, la
H. Wcls Pennsylvania D. o. Etherion. Mrs W
Fearncy, Mrs. 5. f.. Lane, Albemarle county, W; W..
u: Woodson, Botetour county, Va; lir9. W. WOOD,
Miss T.. Fontinc Buckingham county, Va; Andre" W.
and lady, Miss rips!, ken,@cky; =; A"aFF1"" ~,
marie county, Va; Miss T.. II. West Nss w. ~ Ky
Miss f. W. Lewis, Miss l.. " Lewis an1 ~. =.
Lewis Philadelphia Pa. c.,,
Hot srRiSas, VlRal*IA Agorsr l.a'' .,,,,;n, ,'
land, Georgia; II. Reust c. Be.st south ,.oll',
Many and Lady, Miss A. Lenart Nis' C,>dtn, ~
burg, Va w. j. Sims Albcmarle county va. Y,
S'irbevellc and son, Dr. Cousins Dinwidis c2unNi II;
Geo Massey, Mrs Jos. Lea and child Pnla5r',, -,
Col. T. Fontaine, Hanover, Va Jas. ) Allen 2u''i g.
II. X. Wilson and lady, Ptts5urg, penns! l'a"'l -
Brent, Winchester, Va. Il
Hor SPRINGS, ViRorslA, AuGusT .. l,1o-',n"
Parks, Z. ). Navy; VIM VI. Nash Peiet-bf, =, -.
Prrell Chas Joyner, North Carolina: Wm. J. ""'t ~
Aponattox county, Va &. Taylor New o,"' ,,,-,tl,
rance and Two daughters PhadelPhia j. l., lin.
MMAryiand W. L. Kirkland, Charleston so"'r JANE
Nir1 Mnrye, Miss Bernard, Fredericksburg 80,
Gray, Mrs Gray, Miss Ella Gray, Miss H. Cray h'''
! Gray, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
For The Enquirer.


The day of election is hand Can't the true friends
Of Reform act in concert throw aside all personal feelings
and unite six good and true us1 Ii do
not act in concert, although ] believe in decided
majority, may be beaten What say you friends of Re-
form? IL is TOO late to hold public meeting and
consult and compare opinions
While wage war against classes, is il apparent
that nearly every gentleman before the people member of
The bar! Let recollec what the last Convention was,
and Of whom it was composed-nearly all practitioners at
The bar Judges and justices vi the pfacc Ought the
merchants mechanics To have representative there!
And this connection will bring notice the claims
of gentleman of this city who well qualified for seat
that body. | aude 10 NATHASiEL NJ. MARTIs OF Rich
mond | shall attempt eulogy The claims of Mr..
Martin Your paper is TOO much crowded now. Suffice il
say that he is gentleman of high character fine sense
and sound Judgment and will make useful valuable and
efficient member of that body 1t is useless say that Mr.
Martin believes that the people capable of self
and his views of reform coincide with the feelings and sem
ments Of the honest yconany Of the land Let the friends
of Reform together in public meetings is not too late
now. We unite together, and with union beat the
"Ants with all cannot doubt that Mr. Martin (aI-
though am authorized 10 say would cheerfuy submit
his claims in public meeting and ii the voice of the people
called upon him, he will respond with aacrty TO the call
For for union and harmony among ourselves every
thing for the cause. Principal homines.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
POLITICAL.
TIE DoG-DAYS

Heaven hello us all these terrific days!
The burning sun upon the earth is pelting
With its directcst, hottest hercest rays,
And every thing is melting!
Fat men infatuate, fan the stagnant air,
In rash essay to cool their inward glowing,
While with each stroke, in dolorous despair,
They feel the fever growing
The lean and lathy find fate as hard,
For all a-dry they burn like any finder
Beneath the solar blaze, ill wither'd cllarr'd,
And crisped away TO cndcr.
The dogs lie lolling in the deepest shade,
The pigs are all a-wallow in the cutters,
And not a household creature-cat or maid
But ENORMOUSLY mutters!
Fen stoics now are in the melting mood;
And vesta cheeks are most unseemly 1ord,
The very zone that girts the frigid pride,
Is now intensely torrd
"'Tis dreadful, dreadful hot !" exclaims each one,
Unto his sweating swet'ring, roasting neighbo
Then mops his brow and signs as he had done,
quite herculean labor!
And friends who pass each other in the town,
Say no good morrows when they come togethe
But only mutter with dismal frown,
"Wha, horrid horrid weather p'
While prudent mortas curb with strictest care
All vagrant curs--it seems the queerest puzzle,
The Dog Star RACES rabid through the air,
Without the slightest muzzlc
But Jove is wise and equal in his sway,
HoweHr il seem TO clash with human reason,
His fiery dogs will soon have had their day,
And men shall have season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

Fred Douglas the runaway black publishes in the Roches
North Star of which he is Editor long account of the
fury of an arocous mob" directed against him in Column
bus Ohio where he made Of his infamous addresses
Though he spoke in the Senate chamber he admits that he
spoke strongly in Reproduction Of the american Constitution
and Union lie congratuatcs himself thai, by ruse he
escaped with hi life. We not surprised 10 the Amer
can spirit rise eywhere against the uere OF such cndsh
sentiments this tool of the fanatics puts forth What
sympathy can he expect who such SIAN
ders against the venerable founders Of Constitution and
Unonl We are mortified Auditor Wood took part
with Douglas the latter says. These State officers
might be better employed than in fomentng and
he base nassinns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
Tor he
CAPT CHARLES DIMMOCK.

We see stated in the papers that This gentleman Is still
letter in reply The call upon him accept nomination.
after giving his views upon the various questions PROFOUND
ed he says distinctly and emphacalv 81 CANDIDATE
he were candidate his suppoers therefore feel authorized
TO say that he is before the people fer election and
request that his may he used in that connnxion
fill the ticket and that he would f he
hom+) allow his 10 be used divide the
as cause the defeat Of those principles he holds
strongly In justice Capt. Dimmock have thought
proper 10 withdraw his name from the canvass and trust
thai all his friends will acquesce. REFORMERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
sAUCY KATE.

Hates dear, delicate creature,
Merry as sunny elf;
Beautiful in form and feature
Smiling mould of beauty's self.
When she laughs her silken ,resses
Fall upon her gentle breast,
And her eyes, as dark as midnight,
Never seem To be at rest.
ka,e's a sweet but saucy creature,
With lip of scarlet bloom
Woodbines slipping golden sunlight,
Roses drinking rich perfume,
Voice as dainty as the whisper
Founts give in their crystal shrine;
Saucy Kate, 50 full of mischief,
Would that could call thee mine.
Rates n dear but saucy creature,
Sprightly as fleet gazelle;
Fondness dwelis in every dimple-..
Surely love has marked her well.
Many hearts have s,rove 10 win her,
Bowed with disappointment low;
Saucy Kate, fear TO say il,
Winsome, always tells them mo"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
NO CHOLERA AT WINCHESTER vIRGINI,

The despatch 10 all the Baltimore press from Harper
Ferry the 18th, stating that there had been deaths
Winchester, from cholera, it appears erroneous III
Baltimore SIM has received letter from the Mayor Of Win
chester, written Thursday. which says:
The single fact to cholera in this place H. that VI
Langley, agent Of The railroad company who had
Iracied the disease nj larpos Ferry died here some las
No other OF cholera, anything resembling
has occurred here before since nor has The health Yin
CHI ster ever been better than at The present moment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
"NON-INTERFERENCE" WITH POLITICS.

One of the effective tricks of the Wings in the cleo
ton of 1913 the pe,ext that their candidates if elected
should carefully abstain from the demoalzing practice OF
using their official station for party objects Every thing
like organism relgousy eschewed The election over
the first breach OF profession the importation of
organ the Republic. The Editors however lost the
favor OF the Regency and they removed because they
would support thc Presidents plan Senator Bell in
his long speech the compromise, fully justified this act
and showed that he had exalted opinion of the ndpend
ence and nanlness Of Editors-or he told Mr. Clay he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
ARRIVALS Ar RouGH AVA READY nor,

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