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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

Shipping ir;eL.sencc-AcsiGeG: go Lc7s -
tii--N Ess of Pilots. &C.


A--.siA u---er 2 lstt
The h. p GUT sr1vei here Yesterday, te,.-s
,eel twenty seven days outside The river ar =
NJ short os waite. she seii pa: ashore. -i1 a:r-1
a. absence il.en the vessel Of l'To da.s While g.
tempting o. push Of .ro sn-ce ;n-=e cis1 81 -As
boef we're cs. The tsrs To--Q1 e She nofia e.
.he .Lalue. stoui ..-c Elcs o--1T tbs g.sce, a.
ab.ut ai5eh-faiuc int0 ire Sara AcF ar.alc lie
9rrs John Pstt9 arj o C. Haruond. VIII the
bark Az:,.. arrived o. tie -lst Al ,hsss vs5sa .
had been ly.n- II tLe Cc.aDOis - lie '1rs SUI
..a5se s9s some we5Ls. Ocr piot ~ VICE. So
we're --a.-il- --.s,c tTe ta-s cane Oh t7arc ,la
toe tns Hem. ol L5l way c-;.
Ibsre eye NV .vy3 p--ts here where there g 81
..iept work or ten and vesses consequently ar e.
taiuod l7rger thau need be. The P.iot a-ule =
Can't Waite q. the y-ot bat E4cks,a1. whicf
,..s., On herwA. - Oregon beng short u water
u,- INTO Roguss River, when me Il-isis ta-s e
a. -rew- az croye then ron Their Jesse. whict
yrevi5-.v had run o. ne sa-1 BAR snd as IS = :
hrl AMI Dr. Thcy -Gae thc.t wsv - Oregon,
a.ter teu- Eeasy Starved &C. the las; .our dsy'
i;,n4rsl >....b tss If u he slip Psu-fs9r "a
prs-t S-.,t The :. .Eie &c GEasse 4. E perrc.
-yrsck. All vessels sIe 1osy taxing c-ftre .sloe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
RisinS sun isan,iatian prrst w

Tv-.' 'or ls Heuesr 81 he Rs-s s. 10
t - A'sost- rsle-i pss steamer Cherokee o- - r 7,
CIATA NAtIEN. DRY DiSSINGs, - Ire
Nor,l FoTA q lie American Rve5 Nov. L isss
DEAR You see ~ the date cf this tina,
l at length iary Z? n he gold regions o. Ca.
itorms end even here ani that Inc O: Camp.
bsls ST. true
rs distance l,ats su,Asssmeo. 70 .as view"
Our Associations io,iowius the example ii nearly
all Us predecessors t.oce3 a., lu Sacramento. =
was iissolved ly decroe o. Court receivers g .-
p0.n'ej and everything Cd EXCEPT the BagS, sad
the money sitter paving expenses. 5.ydes pals
amons the Shareholders. Pc shares pmour5ei {,
SSal 81
Rssretuns that the SUN which rose 5
hrirhtv IN ths Ees., should SET - Suddenly q Ia,
" est | ycmsiu. Yours ever NkI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
The Cleriship-A Tsad Brewing Sergeant
Arms

eon. Of Tie ggs4ae w.ssus.os s-'-sil, Jon 81.
THIS day has been Jsnsly barren Of incident
The manner W wln,u tie reelection Of Mr. CANT
NIL was accomplished ie tho great topic Of CONVEX
sGti0D II tue House to-day. The detection 81 Tie
SOatieIn LQcus itun lOENEl has produced an III
feeling in the breasts of their Nodhern brethren.
which % will require tune and tact 10 ausy II It can
te GuRyed at ali Tie latter relied on the election
Il Northern Clerk Gs set Of against a southern
Speaker and that Southern L0cos should have dc.
serted FoRNFT, and gone over 10 CAaPBEII IL
considered Gn act of treason against tie Northern
section Of the party The band which held the party
together Is thus loosened ii not broken. \ few
more such acts, and the great Democratic party
VIII De reduced 20 a mere historic Renaissance.
The Southern men seem dosirous - explain
away their detection The friends OF Mr. koRNEl
,sas ;heNl mus; 10; misunderstood our coufse-
We were not Ia tie caucus which nominated Mr.
FORM vet C. presepo our party union We voted
Ior him i0g eight DAYS but when saw that by
the 6ssertOn Of those who had assisted his MONT
nation. bis vote was reduced 70 20 thel though.
ourselves justified 10 going n. Tor Campbell The
explsuau5r however, is bat coldly received Sls-
picOn mistrss;, has .pslnueted usel! IN The parry,
and the cement which hiss held II together has lost
lie virtue
Again the entire vote united On NEWTON ! ,NT
nr Sergeant 81 Arms las Only reached 50 TINS
Indicates dissatisfaction IN tie party Tins great
reduction OF strength y partly owing % The fact
SeNiH Oa ttt NN'titiA AkSiNNCIo iGhC ASs'titt
themselves nom the House t0 DAY, having deter
mined 10, 10 SID the South a the election 9. aro5h
CT Shareholder
IL was probably oN,rg u ttIs d.sa.eCtl9n IN tne
Low 0cO ranks dat GeH HIRAM W ALBHiDGL u
yoIr city, was Nominated BY NJ GAMER Of Oho
and that in spite OF ali the eaurts OF Gen. W A.
Ralp0R e. get hIs name Withdrawn ms iueEds
50 perapSoiousy adhered l. him They had
one ii three courses 10 pursue u sbsent them
selves from the House 70 vote with the Wings ~
S0tNke up 6 Northern Leo Foo They chose tie
ans, Gnd they could not have made better seicc
ton from taeir party
NJ. GDUINSs came within one vote o. so e.cc
ton to-day, sad would doubtless have beeu elected
hsd another tnsl been made. The adjournment
gives tune i,y the TWO sections 9. Inc Loco foco
party &c lea. thoir difference j, hey disposed 10
10 So Should The South byNsy of atonemeut Goa
sen; 70 unite with tho North on WAIB8iD0S he
WI run very high perhaps, GA ;he ira thai on Non
aSy. Il not M GtDutN0S VII be elected
What rs the reason that the telegraph does -,
convey my dispatches Ursuo>
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Pacific snip Se~-.

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nsor- 5l.' SurmGh Bcs,o1 Man l7rhE-srl Az'-gsiof
I-.sc1 j Wa-s E.o gzlsiro, SAEA1 Hooper. Ia l---
s-v go-1 Fshrr-r, Pal4-e ptlz- % Bcsicc 70 j.
1-.rc - Dow III J-rs'r1. ~, C-c-vPz San sr-r-
-sco n Cs1--yg1 SeiFf9fk. Laura r. Jsreis9 ~
s.-t1s Ts.cs--arJ Gle san Ffsrclsco. 90 AR ho
p Zero =a Rc-s lsF1sl-rI Area ia = x cap
gs---c-s. tf'l sc--a ts-rLsgen, blf-1 an tqf-s1a
j. Pr.trf .e Je.-.i---. New or- on rslrs-l~ D.
-.c- -~.-1.o Pie j4--fru ~ f-'Eie - Csas--
80 4are.n-, K Jsa-.rr pa. HARE. Ll1,ff =
st--.-s- go 4-Q.-e. bosIsz, w hs-2eiy -, : b
re.-1 Afesi-r ir- fsE ---c q; sel Esznc-scs -
E1ro-s, p -t-.--. Ez.zs 60 =, 80 49, -.
Eyfrg Pos.or. A.r--drr Cosr Ne's bs'f1rf -Hh Pt.-
1p, 4 a. Ja-- 70. r. e Ys1s, vs Rra-cl r~r o.
.-rs- u --ss-.cs o. NeE-i grsi trc. 60 F,o1Ti Es-
~ Ger Hsrr,s1- Pc Js--ros steamer L-sstf ~r- O.
N,-tl-.e. aoo7sr = c=al~rl5cl
rkLro
Oer . C.o5~ Sc grsncscc sis, Hspe. ~ ErUe'sco
~ -eurrssh a. FrsHrscQ, John Eel r12n, -
-rr----- ~ c Dew. 90 l-h, Bos-0L- tx Lof1s Pa
-. a.. ilth Wa 30 IN b. a. 1ssri Scsth re-
n Csr.r-c san Frszc.sca, 80 ssrah H0creE c. +
n Chspr d. ls-a Fcr.da 10 ls>- Prince &c JolnT
4o- Pses.r= CO. -lE BErssar. g, fisrl-1 -y Hare
.aeu.F-1r fus - Co. 81 Frsarisco or 2+il "
a. g-nredr Coz 81 EnHs 10. As-s sr.eou DO Al
-.e ~. EcFl5.c. O., III, A--Grs- 90, FOr-lao &C.
s-rh A.ersnrer 60 Csi.1rrA
CALLAc, o. lJ-ArTlvet sr-rs Is-Yy Sesust. Hsps
also ish, Nsgce.ers- gft, Q1eea. az FsErrScy
yoT .g tsrk gohu " Ccs.r Caforn-s; IN bfsg Ersfo
{ fz n re e js--~s -z;e1 Der "a IafsTsffs lNs
-nkrgTr isn, SIP Hs1rT Sesrish pisec . los1 g5E8(
fsr rired >Efes III Pres-ten- W.T. cnkzcv= sis 81
Frsrefscs Ceres Cal ORA 81 DIP ga C-esr. Rsco-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

FROM PTRU-The Congress Of Pera adopted GA
tue ela Nov the agreement made ~ Loa1op by he Pera
Wan Hmsssss1oS with Tie Company =. SpSuse Aulsrien
sooahoMers BY which provision : made Ton he pres
Transformation saa The f-.are eraaecoa Of ne Peruvian
dsSi ey me&as Of Sinking Fund % BE established from
April lSN sy tAis agreement tae det o, 80 AID ISIS
be converted into bonds o0sJa' bearing PEI cent
useres, from ARA l6s9. he Interest 20 increase Saa
algl pxr eeaf r ths. become ger cent which vii be
she rae sler 1855 lie Grat Sue up ArT ls42 e. he
embodied IL bonds o4Pos' which Se 10 bear IN
lOieresg 81 per cent from Apr l. lSa2 Increasing f~
cent annually e. ass become pei cent Which Is % he
he psrmsneui rse from April !, lsi5
Our dates from Lima sud Valparaiso to Nov 50 bal
asy contain nothing important eNcep, the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

The rsrri,sriai s.eere,ary-.siarkel.


Dr,. r.r 6 Tie tribune ossssr CIV sf.f - l't
Mr,'vs G-.Ssl 5 NFirIM
II ny last 'ettef / said that would be happy &c
hear OF tue removal OF Governor Lane The SeGe-
tary Of the Territory Wnohe! Pntcheti, IS stii.
more unpopulsr with bo,n tie Legislature and The
genera. mass Of the people HIS manners are sQci.
as not 70 WIN the conhaenes Of tie people aud las
tGtrs can never excite their respect OR MAJ
snai. Jo.opA Meek. ia both incorporate AMI b.
l.srste II is probable that he could lot hn4se.i
Ns.te sn advertisement, iof Msrshsis sac u he
we're offered 81. the gold Of Peru aud the dsnonds
~ Go.coIda ior dong Il
/ could s9y much. Z ware suitable Tor Ecv
paper as reasons why the Goverior, Secretary an
Marshal should be removed iUm Utsce Ssn- = rs
Wigs. send 70 Us Democrats no matter CT what
party, so that ihey WI respect iheir o-ices them
se..es and tte people
~. yel-s, K LANsDALE.
S-VFol iEe subject OF the market have
only t say present ths. TIC pr.ce Of sdisj EGGS
las very rapidly advanced With few wesGa.-
H.. ire terg bought lp ~ use @, solIe sort in
as p.aes Tie price Of rotten potatoes IS also
looking up would not, however advise capita.
sis D. make shPn cts Of these articles ifon New
OK !or tbs market, because IT'S probable tnst tie
rSssons for the prssen. sernsnd VII cease 70 exist
loas before = sesse' would have tine 10 arrive
here with - csreO q added eggs ans rotten 20
tatoes
>..r:eztsy So few Of tie Immigrants lave
arrived IAsy rs2esst :Gsy there W.. Lot &c e.,Ts
enc hundred ~sgous o. tie over and rmui-rss' O..
co,ne iuso Crssou ms Tal The Caiorms wa
-ons are os-ma,ec nv them at foul 5000 = 1900
a porto- q c.. LJnng Oreeon regiment have ~
r:Te@ O!rcc-a soI .cEai'y We -,,-
A. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

COUNTY PRISON RURSED--Two LIVES Lost
The Adams 20. iPennl Prison Geysoegg was diseSE
eret q ID trs a. oeoSk NJ the II INST ard tss
Interior u the buiirg burned Get before The ire eest
Be kTesse1 Isaac Mpsse.rsn and John ToDeT bcis n
ne only psFsc,s eort3ed i he prsoa soc Icy
tel victims the nxmsa ~ sfcra .Asrl preysHX
ssoguvN - rapx vas as progress Of ~ ss1es. /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

1aE sywToRg DAILY TRIBuSg y PvRLisHED
YyENY MORNING SUNDAYS E1CEPTZD
Az The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets. opposite the City Han,
md delivered City Suh-rrreTs 'oy l2 cent. pf 80
~ ~teu hey prefer, they pay b. advance Al i'e
IN 50 months or year ~ ri- sane fAe Sias e 49,
Tsso Cesf. Ma subs-r - fir- Do.aTs Isr hs-h- -
savarce s,its-rpsiors "a ~ for SIX no1ts fOf ne
lrsntns 81 ~ Three Do advance required pa a -.
.taagss D. Cc-cf'y Newspayefs Dag papef'i - -
=. D = oEce Whose terms higher ftaa '''' We 80
r-ii~rs ars svvec srv 1eferrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
rHu No1K Tor CLERE--TAe tl4,wing j. the
vote by Which Mr. CAMPBELL Was ohosen Clsrs OF
lie Hnnse Of Kturessnfhtlve, ON Eridav lest.

The House Of Representatives on FRIDAY last
Fer Tlomas Clng5tI-Nessrs. Alexander, As.oo
Anderson Andrews Ashmrn. Baker Bennet hoAse
Bowie breck, bugg- Brooks Burrows C.esei. Be-
Tsouas T. Buler Cable. Joseph ?. Celdwei, Gavin.
Campbell Cesey, Chandler Clark CAlgman Co.e'ch
Cole Corger Coz rad, Corwi1 Cr0wel, DeoeHy pckef
Dixon. Dusr Duncan, Alexander Evans Nathan r.rs
living, Fowler free1ly, Gently OoOdenow, Cou GoSl.
CruueA Ha.lowav. HamulCu, Hsy Raymond hebard.
ferrv Hnsrt fii.jon Howe Hubbard Hunter James
Z M, J9hT E,,e Nsr.tsI, Msrsrso1 McCis1rlev Nc.
Mofeheod. Moro1 Nelson. Newell Ogre, or Ous Ol'-
LAW oven PlrDiN Pirusu Putnam Reed. Reruo.ds
Rscy Rockwell Rose, Kumsey. srckel Schenek s,hef-
Srsniv Aiexsrder n Stevens Tbsdaeu. Stevens Tailor
JOHN Thompson. Thurman Toombe. Underhi. VEGA e
Nnlon, Wallace. WG,hns, Wine Williams Wilson, WI.
/ drop. eud " oot"hrd-ll2
BAY. Psyy. Beae 'Bissen pocoos, Bowdon Bow .iu
ho,l. A q Brown. Willsm Brown. B1el, Bur, Cssie
Gevsg0 \ C4dw ell. Garter, Cleveland " K. W. Colo
Daniel D'mmieh' D.snetj Doy panhanl, Ld'nssd'o-
kealhcrsou Fitch kUae-, Gsrry Guore, German, Ole en-
hackeu. Hal Hamilton, Hammond HARRISON. lshau G.
Harms, samson " htfus, ! honGs HAIRS, dlp1A0
Hoeglanj Holiday, Holmes lnge Andrew Johnson MOI
sss JOB NSSa Hs 's1 Mcc srrs6d Meoo5sI Mc6S
ell. McLsnahan Robert NJ Mol.sne McAlailn, MsNule
PED Phelps. Po..ef PoTsl Ki,6srds5u, Rabuias /,
iusou Rec savage sawte1c seddon, Frederick sian
ton Richard stanton, Stes-uu Strong SwsctsSr, Itom
as Jacob Thompson, james Ihompsc1 William IhcUp
son Walden Wa1o WoIeora, Wlt1.csey Wood iculs
kcr Seo4os Fo,ts--Siessrs Alen aud Horace MSau =
key Z = treHch-Messrs bingham boon pSrsss
an J4J&a, Preston hsaSt N4ulsi Ail hVVt-S
Fs, P 3 Pytad's-Mf G,ddiugs-l Total, -
Mr cANFsFLu having received majority Of a. he vo;e'
The SPcAXGs tocscd him a-.y esc'ed Clerk o; o..
House for The Sis Congres@
NJ WOOD, OF Clo. znt sara rsl fe was extremely
gG.tct t1e vote The Southern Democrats aSt gwen
.negn wtgi ley wanted
Mr M,LANf OF Ni wished Il ssa .s geatsua- 6
Sl-sIou
T.s s9s4Ges sat .as; a. eeea,e ~, CT order 81
ne question co1,t oily be Pc' By 'rSr.i2o.' consent
objection made
Sin TK.nasJ ,14sBElL was t.eu sv',ru ID e. CsfE -
,-- house eI@ entered upoa the danes q avs Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

ARsTAIs Al SAX FRANCisCo. The total number
Nvrsses wteh arrived Sen FraDosco iron April 2o Dse
l'ss' az 2-Scf which Ia American 81 E0f -
~frenea ls CsaiiSn Belgian, 1 Bremen, 2Pouag1ese,
.s2snisA Danish. Russian. HSwiiSa, SWEDISH Z
.oi~es'Aa olSssearg, Is Hamburg, sNew-GraEselsn
I@saiesh Italian. BEsrilsn EQasaoriGn- The tosl
saoer q eesrsnees from the UEs:ed State. io California
caring he year ls4s wss sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

From BotiviA-There 5 much pol,icsl selts.
Coz in tbs county Tie general amnesty lso.y granted
y tie Presidoat oceSsogs alarm lis eaod thai he e1
-es whom permits re,ura mag excite fevolpncnsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

=, LArK IRON PKRSANsroo.-- schooner Grsnd
ast hes arrived ., is port IN a days ffou PeFraregce
u great abundance IRON Toe Interior hs srowns erop
sAosses Ne svwsSs Yield. iPaiA Lsges, AeSasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
Adjournment OIL the L Legislature .-Ierritoria!
o@cers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


o-eso9 CT cr I-s ~ --s o't-,7 ~i7f >-7t On -
-1.ss,s GTsAss : lleLJSf:
co. Lane HAVING on Frsasy tue 2lst INST. a.
pcuEoej " oo.h Houses q the Legislature Of Ore
-cn Territory Tie de2:a G. James K Poll, The
Council Chamber 81 the Han Of tie House were
giace,l g. ucur,ia-, Az ;hc members resolves 4
wear mourning CO .he ie.t arr da:.@g the rerasir
lie. e! the Session. Ga the .oJowins DAY the noe
Lons IA MS hurc q; LSii rrast. and guns were
, '.rod IL tie afternoon GOV Lane pronounced
euio.y upon ilc lves q he ists eX-Pfes,t1ut
Gems. Games and " orIh ana Co HAYS
SIN bow writing ~ Il o'ciOck u Tee l.
-,s,ature has inst "a olrned ster session u. =,
dsys \ very imperfect ard very briei code u.
avs has been adopted How, when and wnere
We shah get these pr,-ie1 sre questions have ro
m cans Of auzwa-ine.
Tie Showing osacsrs were elected by the Legs
a;svs
AioNIo P ssrSNrs EsS con-7is.ore- e exars-se A.
BEs>tsb GrSoIsT. Esq Teruto-ia Au-..5r
JANts TAY.cA Ese rerTiior a. treasurer
Dr J.Nss eBsipE up~airo4-ui of C7n,ro1 eeso..,
WISE BLtiE- s-7vr.l ieaaeu, y Puoac PriErog
W WALKEK ESQ Prosecuuag Arornry fer lie -rsi
~ second Judtcls. = s;iic,s.
Dawn s;cNt Ese Prosecuting .soruss i5s - Tl-rt
! T. LessJ5Y 400 " y BvcS Escrs Coruis.iorers
/ % ror,-sct for Pr.--lF me Laws AZ J0urrss
The schocners Milwaukee, Pioneer ard Gel.
she nave pceu tu-t II Ofeca since tle lA,l ~ ~
ter srJ they lew doiIg most profitable oGsi-
ness
sacs the iirs, 81 Nay there hkye arrived AID
I departed frola our uyer g bsTAs. tuIuage42l0 2
ships tunnsse 2..@J > schooners, tunnsge ~ g
bnEs tunSgs 992l Grsni ;Cta q vessels q,
! Grand tots. u iuuaase 2 -
Yours Gc ACHILLES DE- HARLEY
MsiC euduet Of GOV. Lane and Tia Secretary
Crrs1 CT Q. Tls Trs1se Qstsss err, o. 2, -.
I Msssr.. Grssey e MeEi-aiis
/ The Governor and Secretary OF the Tsritory hsc
become very unpopular prev,0us 10 The tnsl &C
/ joguGnent Ct the Legislature 4 great variety q
causes operated to produce this result OF he Sec
rs,a-y it may bs said aside from some habits that
are not cal culs,ed 10 excite respect that be has
W irnirg way to FAKE almost a. persons hate hin
Both he ssvs,cr and tie secretary dsry to tie Leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

y.rrarLr { .Kco.-Ths Liverpool pscks;shi?
Hiosrr.E a--vst CT FFcK-, erc1gtt csrgo sar-c 4
f7sx2 ssss, scs. g sssT7S sns AZ sfoe :. los-'
iN sczsrkzI psSsscSsfA IF-~ -@ssi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

California ore 0n, and the ssBd,si let isias..!s,
!. r-tlsi.l o. t.e departure ~ each Na sesIa.f ~
- rec p. rf o. Ger ger CODY.
~-N' CHEELEY McELRATB P-...-a-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

P0EnsEl TegEDtd a. H]t1.N'
Bssise.s <otiees.--i2, osE,s pr Inc ca ''<' IN
.c.er.i >o,ice.--s.. itss or % escn inserron'
~ o.rf,. over -!ght ines GEMS pr ~. - d 49,.
General AdVertisemenfs'-i's77 ~ IIn,.s : go.
" ess eest insertion ~ csrisi ofef ~" ''-'-
PCT me earn DAY. - t,..,,.l- 1s r.pfs g.
vDr - i-rss -eels per i1e Psr fay or - 'en' pEf
49, a.. Tr,gras~cE EoTcss End htEsiASfs
% $500 I~.lra-iOSs ro exceeding q "ofd- VIII
I,gal Advertisements TIE rates t>ed ~ "s
-iafIic. 1900, "a, .,,
ne MorLlcg sro Eve-.Ig Lftcns
THE sEIdI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
"a oubgsbsd e~srv Wedsssc1g ana SIfEtdE mo1Ls -
!r.ce s. psT a1l1n Two copies iJf )
AaroTt.sggsstis ceriss me etfi .hAsf-.>h
HEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
y VERY LAEGE PAPER , OR The COT NIRI, . pub
saec ever safaSd1E Nrsisg a. - on Pre- = . Ptt
t,-rr e. atvs1cs f'ght copies 90 go OF t"sri5 c>I-es
- ore ,yr So AID Ire paper ia 70 case coDa.-si
csvyUo tine Tor ssticb - PAD
A-rfE,.scr1s lis ~ lf- s-ref 49, - chUgsc q ~ e
~c- tac- -eIf.Df
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CHtTN WIRE AND GALyANIzED PUMP
- CHAiN-IEs sUsscr.ssT = ofsr.ng csain WE cd
ehaser. JANIS Il H0LDANE,
- " oo<o<
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cory % tt- Wsy 3. r. rrrs. alaF,
Ef7EI.E -, 81 skN IRA r..cO sLTIEsfrkE 49, 80
HJrpLliC sAt-.si-A lsIANus
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-12
VOL. 1O-NC. SGC,

said. ..tisht me. s,r." at the same time
placing his hand in his bosom. DIR. Green.
still Ignorant Of the caase Of such conduct.
and being unarmed, said that he would
see him again Mr. II. replied, very we'll.
sir; and both left the house. Nothing
was done by Dr. Green that day. having
been deferred by his friends.
Mr. II. came in town two davs after,
very evidently much excited tow ards DR..
u. refusing any interference on the part
of his friends, and refusing also to assign the
reasons tor his course. Several notes were
passed during the afternoon between the
two. ot hostile character on the part Of
A'r and replied to. perhaps. in the
same style ny DIR. Il. The last Que received
fro II Or. g.; was handed to MIR II. while
! in the counting room OF John Smith. which
was IN sight OF the back room of Dr. G.'s;
Immediately Mr. Hester rushed out. and
going to the room Of DR.. q. flung the door
open. and fired upon him. Two persons
were present, but both left. add no one
knows how the fight progressed. Mr. II.
was instantly Killed, receiving several
wounds one with pistol. the remainder
with 4 knife. Dr. Green received one wound
/" the side from pistol shot. of which he
died the next morning in great agony
The cause OF this fatal affair. DIR. &. pro
tested l" most solemn terms. that lie knew
nothing ut. Mr. Hester evidently RACED
under the sense Of some wrong. Of domes-
TIC nature. but which we believe to hive
been Il strange hallucination. Two better
friends were not in the parish, nor two
better men and those who knew them
cannot refer to- it for wears to come. but
with the deepest sorrow and the saddcst
memory.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-12

ACc1pE>rAL nEATH-A Coroner's In
quest was held on the lst inst. upon the
body of Henry Schultz. a respectable and
industrious man. found dead on the Glenn
ment's Ferry road, near Cooper River.
The verdict of the jury was that the
deceased came to his death while out hunt
ing. by the accidental discharge "f his
own gun, causing wound that penetrated
his heart.
We understand the deceased was found
by means of his own dog. who was with
his master when he was shot. and remain
ed with fidelity by his body for nearly
two days. The wife had been anxiously
in search Of her husband i'll the woods al
most whole day, and failing t" find him.
in the agony OF her distress she screamed
aloud. calling the dog by name, ''MaJor- =
The faithful animal heard the call. and
came to her. and on being told I" carry her
to his master, Immediately led the way t"
the spot where he lay corpse. e.-Chnrfes-
ton Mercury.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-12
POLITICAL JEU D-ESPRIT.

The following very amusing political
leu d'esprit. we clip from the Nicksburg
Sentinel. 1t is decidedly rich. gem OF
it's kind. worthy to rank with Prentice 5
best. or to grace the columns OF that mex
haustibe repcrtory of wit, the Boston
Post
HEuDEnEnr's FIRST Decentralization
our worthy friend Heudeoert passed
through our city, on his way to Lyons, he
honored Us with a call, and amongst other
Hattcrny things said that the Sentinel was
one of the few democratic papers that had
never abused him and Gen. Taylor. As
Il marx of his gratitude tor our t"rbtarance
and proper sense OF what was due to OH
cal station he promised to drop US an
occasional letter, aud send us copies of all
his dispatches to the government. e
had the pleasure of receiving the following
by the last steamer. and are happy to lay
it before our readers III advance OF It's
publication in the 8 Executive D"cu
ments:''
LrgashonS Ame,icainc, Nov. 25, 1S49.
Monsieur CIaytong-lt gives nc one plea
sure inexpressibie, to inform Ze depart
ment vat | vas arrive in Lyons. on Ze ulti-
mo 8th, and at date Of re present time
have lodgings Comfortbele at ze hotel
de IEs-trangeres. BY one arrangement
econ"miquc, have zecured entertainment
vi,lout no expense to ze fargent. upon ze
understanding Eat re leizure vich have
from my duties official. shall be devot t."
re cooking re oystar, and re preparashong
ct re iuieps mint. Il la mode Americana.
BY gar, one idea magnificent and grand
stroke of re policy tipIomatique, v'ch it
tlatters me v"r to suppose will IN eet re
appreciation of ze department. l have
alzo re hOnneur for to state. Eat vas re-
ceive avec all re politesse 50 characteristic
que of re people Franchise, and ze con-
sderashong appropriate to ze Republique
Americaine. Vor re time present, l have
statistiques none important for to cou-
municate, ziz re excepts, hongIzat re price
OF oystar in Lyons is elevate much aston
-ishiny, and zc haveur by no means not at
all tor to compare vid ze oystar of dc bay
Mobile, vat cook at Jackshong, before
your ExceIIency discover de grand capa-
cite eh moi vor de science diplomatique'
Also, and in de preparasheng of ze l,queu'
Americana. vat you calls Ze julep. de
Restaurateurs Franchise display one taste
deficient beyond de expresshong ot ze
possible.
Avec l'assurance of my considerashone
distingue, and compliments, respectful tt
his EAceiIency ze President. jai l'hhon
/ neur for to remain your servant obed,ent
| JACQUES HEUDEBERT
Ze Consul de les Etats Cnis.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-12

FATAL AFFRAY AT SHREvEPoRT - me
Shreveport Journal, of the Goth instant.
gives the following account at the recent
fatal atfrav in that place. in which Mr. Hes
TOR and Dr. Green were killed:
Our community has had a loom cast
over it for the few last days, by the vio-
lent death of two Of its best and most res
oectable citizens, David Hester and DR..
VIM NJ. Green. The circumstances, so
far as we can remember them, are as fol
lows:
MIR Hester. two days previously to the
final catastrophe, was in town. and while
in the bar-ron,n Of the Commercial House,
was approached by Or. Green, in his usua
friendly manner, but was met by slap 'r
the face. which not being understood b.,
DR.. Green. he asked what he (Hester
meant. Mr. II. again slapped him. a"o