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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
TO LET.


n TO LRT-Posssssion given inmedistely-A new
~ hroe-story house, containing the modern improve
- meps; hs, been occupied only four months. The
pea which are new be purchased desired. Inquire
nlee Rivngtonst or Of -,
ie9u A mbLLEN, 1881 Cnstnam'squre
n HOUSE WANTkU.-About Tho Isl of Septen-
Ia Der by small family. Ia respecia able nelghb 1rhoDd,
~ reui not to exceed $3.50 per snGum. good tenant
nay be secured by addressing line, stating terms, NC TO
W. D. Box 2542 Post Office. iyl66r
a TO LET-9wo gonlee threesiory hosses contain.
Ing all the modern Improvements In Hudson-plsce
- Thirty -fourbsL between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Rent $50 Apply to J W LAT5ON, l79 Broadway or
morning and evening upon the premises. N.Y. Sawh
a wANTED-A sun Of rOOlss suitable for an lnsu-
~ nnee Company located 10 Wall-st or In Brosdway
- between MsideD-lsne and Wall-st Apply al the
0kcs Of The Czena Fire Insurance Company, 81 Wssl
le1n
AWANTED AN BRUOhLYN-Pan OF oes.
rant house, within FIVE minutes walk OF The south
Perry by the advertiser, for himself and wife Ire
i ng not exceed S2O0. Address G. c. j. Office OF The
If00ne jylTZf
= TO LET-An office. Also q rOom suitable for an
Arust Also, furnished rooms. Inquire S64 Broad.
way entrance 10 Franidin-st myHn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

eS.s UNITED srATEs MAIL SEA VI
SfhNFR between NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
The ships composing tho line are the
ATLANTIC. Captain West;
PACIFIC, Captain Nye;
ARCTIC, Capt Luce;
BALTIC, Capt COmsOck;
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
These ships having been butt by contract expressly FOR
Government service every nas beeu taxed holr
consu Icon also 10 their engines u ensure sIsng
and sped and their accommoisons FOR PAsssngsn are
unequHiled for elegance Or comfort
Price Of passage from NewfOfk 10 Liverpool sl5O eN-
clusive use Of eJus size stale rooms =.
Al experienced surgeon will b. attached TO each snip
No berth he secured until ps1 for.
Por iTeis or passage apply TO 1870 .
EDWARD K COLLINS, No IS Wal-sL
orto BROWN, sHIPLET co, Liverpool
The Paeihc will leave Liverpool July 3lsi, 1857.
The Atlantic will leave New-YOFk July Itn, 1850.
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool Angus! 2lsL 1850.
The Pacific will leave New. YORK August 2ih, 1850.
The Pacific viii leave Liverpool September IN, 1880.
The Atlantic vii leave New orb september TN, 1850.
The Atlantic will ssve Liverpool September Z5Ih, 1850.
The Pacific will leave New-Yo-k September 28th 1850.
The Pacific will leave Liverpool DC Oher Is h, 1850
The Atlantic will eaye Nev York October l2,h 1880
The Atlsnuc VII leave Liverpool OcIobsr J0th 1850
The owners OF these shps will not be accountable Tor
gold silver, bullion, specie jewery, precious stones or
metals unless bills Of sdng signed therefor, and tbs
value thereof therein expressed lyl6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

n FOX SALR-A desirable country residence In Inc
III 0wn Of Wilton, Com. about "A miles from Nor
=, SAk and about One hours flde on the New.HAven
1lie1 Il consists Of aers Of good land and
eeided With shrub5efy. The hOuss IN good order. IL
Ice Dspbury road and val be cold low a. The sub
Nnees 1ss 10 for 10 ioQUise q
kMa GAIrN1 4 DERElckaON. 80 Snnih-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

a xOK sAi,E or To Lkr-A house with about
~ ote acre Of ground attached suaied N the village OF
= kllon town Of Rye, Wss,chestef Co being about u
Ne RON The Rye Stsdon OF the n. and N. h Railroad,
20 within mile OF Rye Beach The house contains seven
11ed rooms with suitable oatbaldings attached also
2 Ne premises barn with conyeoienee for keepint
one and carriage Possession given Immediately. For
er particular, inquire OF JOHN GEDNEY, at bis store
etlsoa jylSl Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

II AGs, kOPEs, and al kinds VI paper mAnsfsetar
Aeefs ms.etzls boa shi and sold liberal tertnh ey
all oAunf DERkIcKsoH, l57 sna lse soash-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

\fE@e, FOX LlyEHPOOL.-Uned States M.il
S5tsz,aas steamship ATLANTIC, Captain Janes West
This steamship will depart with tho malls iot
Europe positively Sasu day July l7tn, ST II O'clock NJ,
from her berth ~ the foot OF Canals
No berth secured until paid for
Fer freight or paissge having uneqdalled sccommoda
uons for eeS ance or comfort, apply
EDWARD X COLLINS, Sc Wsnst
Alleiiers mus; pass through the Poo. Office
Tbs steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the Atlantic, and ss
Saturday, August 2iIh. jyl6N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
sT~ AsTEAMBOAT EDWIN LEWIS,

The direct line stages 10 squsn and Freehold, and all
psrts OF the country. All persons forbid trusting ne
shove boat account Of the owners jy8tA1lE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
a Av PKIyATk sAaA-A be-, ossaa! I.i !; wo 80 :9Y

- AT PKIyATk sAGA-A bvsUutul Two story
H. pewfrAne house With cosr aud large plat OF ground
denshtfully situated on tho main road leading fro
EAEabehlown to Elzahehp0rt. aud about hve minutes
vtk from EliZsb stbtOwD The hous@ was bull ny me
ovner the most substantial manner s entirely new a1d
sy finished; can DO finished for about S75 or 500 10
a the tssle OF The purchaser The house Il feet ront
b. q feet In depth with large kitchen or dining room a.
hed to he rear IS feet by n fe-tn depth nesad lot
hOf good soil .. suitably situated and sbOunds with young
tUees and 10 10 size IS feet BY av fee1 10 depn ossss
yss The door mes per day This place viii be sold, II
Epled for Soon very cheap. large portion OF the par
dsse motey can remain bond and NOR gage For price
I'D hrtlef particulars apply 10
blilw A. }. BLEECKER Auenoneer, Broad-st
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EXCURSIONS.

IT. FOR SnaEWsBURY, LONG
E,,.<sstts.---s BRANCH, Ocean Housel Port WASH
s<.s'-N-~sosa SlNGTON, MOUNTS AND Brow 'S
DOCKS, tMad.ttown,) HlGHL AND DOCK, when prsc-
ucAble AND Red SANK The direct roue 70 me North
American PhsarK Association The wel-t own Ftea NJ
boat JOHN BART, Csot A. n Hsggerty, will leave west
sids OF Peck.siip Pier. (EasI Riyer,l ~ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

IT, ABULL,s FERRY, TILLETU0LEM
EA9sz-iSsnd FORT LEE.-The steamboat FRANK,
Capt Rogers, viii run a. follows, landing
At Thirieenth.sL;
Erom " Y foot OF Spnng-stl From Fort Lee
Monday, 6, 10, 2 and 8. Monday, y, l2and a.
Tuesday TO- and g. Tuesday II, II and a
"Wednesday 10, and 6. "wednesday, u, IL and a.
Thursday To- and 6. Thursday, H. II and ~.
Friday, s. Friday, ~.
Saturday, s. 10, 2and6 Saturday, 81, ~ ~ and y.
Sunday, 10 and Sunday, u, Il and D.
I've Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
RI FOR SALE, OHRAp-IN JEKsRY OIrY

E-Wifhin minute. wslk Of tho ferry, Brick we'll
fnP, house, STORIES and nasemeni, handsomely hnish
vihtmsTble nsntes sliding doors, CRATES, vaults and
Al Of the purchase money can remain on bond and mort
Rs a per cent Also, ares Of land on Bergen Hill,
sced by the Railroad. and nsrsen-road. commanding
candid view OF the Bay and Nsrrows Dwelling house,
ebe and sgOn house, win variety or all kinds OF fruit
va never falling sl-cAm Of pure water through
kprenises having fsh pood, iee well
Apply 70 JOINT. BILL 81 Montgomeyst or Edgar
Edsnsn LAWYER honlgomery-st frs. block nom
ty OF TO Clerk and CscoL Architects is Montgomery
jy4lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

Hates OF paiFage from Panama TO San FrancifcO-SaIe
room $50; iteefsge 49, California passengers by the
Ohio will go from Havana chsgres by The Falcon,
without DELAY No berth secured until pad tor For
freight or passage apply 10 NJ o ROB2RT3,
iyl6 L3 III Wsstst, cor Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

AVALUABLk mill PROPERTY AT ZANES
IS VILE, OHIO. FOR SALE.-rhe valuable Grisi
-tno Nv mills known az the Dillon mills," situated
rAe mouth OF Licking River opp site the city Of Zanes-
Via Ohio snd abOu 5acres Of land attached thereto, win
sepg houses and other Improvements thereon VIII be
nruvey tOd at auction under decree In Chsncery, on
es day ef August next nj the door OF the Cout House,
ihe City ofZsnesvie A credit for hreeiour1hs OF the
hsse money, n desired, the same TO bear intere. and
satisfactorily secured. b. EASTMAN,
zGnssvi lie, Ohio, July H. 1850 Master Commissioner
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

-H SUNDAY EXCUKsIO N.-The
EuAr3tsz<3 SfteAmer NORTH AMERICA. Jas Boebe,
master, will make a tip 10 Kingston, ard
a, the intern edaie lAndngs every Sunday lesHag MUIR
ray Pier O'Clock NJ touching al TIE foot Of Han
mond a.
The NORTH AMERICA can be chartered for ExcuI-
sons by applying board, foot OF MuusysL o. to Wa.
B. DODGE ~ Hudsont- je2l In
IT. AFIsHING BANKS ARRANGE
EsStasz--<MENf ROS THE SEASON-rne sea
Gamer BUFFALO will run ever day ex'
cept SATURDAYS, leaving ThiueeDlh-sL Mr. oeocs,
CansLst IT. snd-st u. Caihernest IT, Pier No $,
Mr. si8i An returning by P NJ Ems Coulon sani
will be on board. Dinner and refreshments will be pro-
vided. Fare Is cents each way. J. w. HANCOCK, Pro
prelor Je~o in
IT. AFOR KEYPORT, MIDDErOWN
ESSiz=--iNPOINTA AND FORT HAMILTON. Steam
er CHINGARORA leaves Chamber-st pier
daily Sundays excepted al O'Clock Il and Pier x,
minutes pssi4 Returning, leaves keypoH Al O'Clock
and Fort Hamilton, 81 An Fare 10 KeyporL 3
cents Fort Hamilton, l2i cents. jys Sm'
.U~s ATO LET FOR sXCURslONs-rne
Euhs{tfr--it new doab,edecked barge GlLBOA, lying
1Asssns al foot Of hammond-sL For particulars In
ouire Of the Captain board board steamboats, Un-
ca or Washington, foot Of Ceda-st le|a In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
1850 CENTRAL RAlLhOAD VI N. JERSEY. 1850.
f-s- ryuzusst4.e.s- sUfimEk ARRANGEMENTS,


fT rYzfpzsexaz- sUnnEk ARRANGEMENTS,
IL GrfsrSssastt commencing Aprl !, lSo0-Ihis hoac
extends from EZaOethpOr 50 niles 70
White House. j. reducing the staging between ne Iei-
minus Of the Road aud Eason 70 Is ues, and - school
ey's Mountain IA miles This line leaves New YORK by
steamboat RED JACKET at pier N. River and connects
with rains the New Jersey Railroad hch leave New.
Yorr from foot Of Corisndst al The same hour. neN
route schooleys Mountain, with Iess Staging than any
other.
PASSENGER Train UP.-Passenger will leave New
York by steamboat from pier ~ r. or by The Newt ersey
Rarosd foot OF Cortandst at n. and Pm. leave
Elizsbethtown at 10 An and Pm.
PASSENGER Train DowN.-Leave White Hou1e al o.53
A NJ ana as 2. NJ. North Branch n s. NJ and Log
Pm somervllle al 10 AN and2 10 z NJ Bound broof
G6z0A N and 22D M Planheld Al $40 AN. sod lf0
Pm; Westheld At S. AM aud SP NJ Elzabethto"nb 81
T. IS and 10 50 AN and S20Pm. .
The freight nRs with pasten ger cara attached wiIieaye
ub,te Hon,s atS 81 81 Somery1lle $50 Plkinfe3 Sis
and Eizabethpor BY steamboat a. $50 u. Returning,
leave New Yors by steamboat FED Jockel ron pier l
North River, al / NJ -,
All freight from NewYork intended 70 20 by 1as ltne,
must be boat ~ O'Clock 70 insure being ssxso
through thatcay. ., -, -. 49,,
stsss will be readiness tho arrival OF the o'clock
rain from New the White House 10 convey pas-
sengers 10 Eastou, Wkesb are Bethlehem, AlenIowD,
panch Chunk. PA ard 70 bennington, Lebanon, CaIon,
Milford hlehem, BlOomsourg, New Hampton, Wash
ipgto, sno Belsdere N. J. Gu Tuesday Thursdsy sac
ssiurcsy 10 Delaware Wster Clap, Sroudssurg Bsrtons
Vle, ssnhope, DGsyge, Bucsorn, and determination
WORKS, &C. Pa.
NIB AL baggage al tho nss Of tho until deliv.
cred into The possession Of the AgenIs Of he Com
pany. and checks or receipts Owen therefor. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

IN PURSUANCE Of a. order Of the Surrogate Of the County
lNsw Yo notce hereby ven TO al Persons aasag cams
aeast CALVIN COLON ale q lie City Of Nrslork boob
binder deceased peni the SANE VIII vo.heI tsree 70 ne
subscriber. The C. Chapa No y John street n
OF thirteth o. Dee--f
dated New OH the twerty sfh day Of yans ISL
EDWARD C. CHAPLIN, Admin strAtor.
js21 ia~6nThs SUSAN " COTTON. Aaninstrstrir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

E INDtrTkIAL AssUtIATIONS.-For sale,
a Fam Of about 30 acres II land on the NewJessey
Alflsc, within one hours rioe Of the city, with rail-
& pAafin IN front Of he house and bra CD Of Railway
soala divided into over $40 os IS scres OF which
elevated ground OF regular grade for building and
$50 IN lols 10 sui pa chGssrs Tw0-shirds OF the
-, uoaey rAn remain bond and mortgage 81 5per
- Apply a. hofenou iyl6 Sc
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- y, $500 "a house su8 sx acres Of land .it-
"a sa H.. - ss haesca River Railroad mites below The
rood oTSs' Sssoo 10 he Hiskands Ths house Is
oe mortgage Apply 10 p.,5s cDyiv nIn NC ero r. re-
lslss' ps,.S y .sI.sr o wh II DENNiN0, FIshsii
No1eV jyll 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

Ss- - eSf Of order Of cognfy
fs>s "a esrsoy kven an persons having elss
a 49, IN a. ChlSSEY at u te Cts Il Ney York uasr
ers % Pr,.-zs To sane Eh voaehsr. tbsreo 70 ~.
a. Co IL sore q seaman LoNsFFs. No 97 syrsg street
-os fots s-gp N. .sreath dAy Of OcioSsr usr
slssssss Ton he sO,A DAY q Nsrrh so
MARY " cRISSEr, Administration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

~ ChURCH FOR sALR-rhe Twslnbst Bsp-
IA S.aeA ieis 10 splendid building, and sitnsied
y. Asrs s VI esstsof s city Tbs location 10 sdmira-
ana rS,a ,v,ns seps from Broadway and the Fourth
's y.os ~ properly irqare Of @"eSP' :"
~ = ? TOWNSEND. 81 Nasssu.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

r. Is UnuEn AhhANGknEHr
-ROAD.-ChAag7 OF Hour, and A. I'D
dicou. Lio- from New.Yo,s % Phnadelphi n: Ttssu.
61si JOHN POTTER 20 SOlb Anboy, theces IL Ora;
-.ie 81 Camden and Fh edeiphiG-
DC and sner Thursdsy ilih April, first Line VIII
cave pier No Nors River si1 A. n tsking alsCau
knboy for Camden and Khistephis, stopping lake ~
,nd lei down passengers ths usual insgfasdae pllcss
,rrying 70 Ptlsdeiphis abouI Y nool.
ssrrno Line leaving - shove az Il p q and running a.
sYmofalng ines sr7tng in Ptl11fptla a5o4 q 2. 4
yare through o. ei,1er tc-......,....''.''''s5V
Forwsrd de,s psfs- ~o....s.................. zW
BreakE,f sni dirn-r provided c. board Ssa % iS1A
Souer -. 49,.
F--s f,orn FeN-Yo-r 70 Freenold, s7ic-
FHl0RAHT LINE
leaves o. aesrue, TRANSPORT CGP. - So.I-, a. 4
sclOck r. n gsTe 81 80 5oios oioegs-ge go
asss.ger % be carried the ss ofio Dol nothlnf
vi hrscevsi so1siseled a. baggage eEesp, T7sant
spps'sL lsz4al ! .1l..
49, POUGHhEEPsIE LINE OF
E.s6xurs1s BIsGE3-Tbs Dsrge CLINTON Capt..
askz~sAsessss Wi.sls, every Moodsyi EXCHANGE,
s:s EGS ever. rs ss nd.,'.l eoe o oo
Of hunsy-si i0r pssSsngers AID freight -
TIE above Bsfsss are eegsaal furnished via Ia.e-
pr.ssy kued up for he eomfon and eouyensnce Of pas
seoxers and arrive POughkeePse IL time Tor he stages
For urher isfoTaedon, apply 90 board the ssges or 70
WILLIAMSON VAIL 1874 WesLsl le1l em
CAuDEN AND AlrBoY Rail-.
~ 7sSZ sSA5 ~ y ~ ~ I, r a.Ias = >,
.. Joan P S5S1f s. saf sq SsS .scsS,s
SoIa Ser 70 Norih ave. SsTs FTp dsss car. y
sscyrd class ara q az o
~ STATEN ISLAND RBHkr.-or
A<2e<.ry.1N knd sfss June |, 1850: Tu
Leave New York ii :, o 10, u, N. zno
l. Siou, "a and O'Clock, ? N Lc.v: Vsnde'oars
S.rrrtr, s'-1s N - N Az 7. 4 ssn67Vs
q. FOh sALR.-The Oesutful New fscnI oall.
s-& SlOop LOUISE, 10 tuns burden bGii In me os'
tbor0u. Ger, by DAYS worn no 81 pence sp.,-
Cd m Der large and spsc us esbin Win
terlhs f1ruished In N. most cO'nplste nsnos' s11
espseous bod. ve'y fast sser soio ~ Ihe p'7s'"
ar solely for The all 81 use Appty u -.
tl3lw' fHOhFsOn nuNfh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

IN PURSUANCE Of Of the ssts Of the County OF
lNsWYork hereby gwen 70 Al Perons lS,as e@in'
gn, joins HEATH afe Of The Cry Of View forli Baer g
s q, ..as0 The sn@ th-r-o The Subscriber,
. hr --.~ No o. Estree tie Guy o. New lork on Or BE-
a.. ~. III rk day ii oKtDAtd NeS ork ne reh
ysstk DAY OfJuns 1850 hAShhL hhAIn,
III lawtnTLr AuLA'Na4A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

~ a., soNA6Lk HArs.-Jua anisaed. the
an - ..soaia arucle ever offered Elegant French
IN q srs, ne low price Of s. usually cold 81 81
naIrs " ~ Neat Hats al g. BROWN
t& Canals one door from sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
-. FOR CALIRORNIAVIAC

~$SHS FOR CALIRORNIAVIAC
k&GA-On Saturday, July 9Th, A. o'cOcK P. NJ -
The U. Mail steamship OHIO from her pl-r
foot Of Warren 81 r. with the government mails for the
West Indies ard California
The books for hts voyage OF The Ohio opeu and
passage can be secured csiion the Office Of tho
u. Mails Company, III NestsL, corner Of Warren,
- CbarleHon, Savannah, Havana New Orleans add
Chsgres, and through tickets 10 San francisco.
RATES or PASSAGE.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-30
TIL e REP u BLIC.
WASH GT0N:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80. 1850
Texas and the Frontiers.

We have seen in some Of the Southern Dem
ocratic journals paragraphs in regard TO the ex-
posed condition Of our Texan and Mexican
emitting to make proper and necessary efforts to
Gepel the Indian depredations.
We have no doubt that there is much reason
"a The complaints, but the fault is with the
Democratic committeesin Congress, and Dem
ucrallc Congress, and not with the War Depart
ment or the Administration.
soon after Mr.. CONRAD took his seat in the
Cabinet, he addressed letter to Mr.. JEFFER-
SON DAVIS, the Chairman of the Military Com
inittee Of the Senate, enclosing copy of let
Ter from General BROOKE, stating the condition
ot affairs in those quarters, and calling for the
necessary relief. \ letter to the same effect was
addressed to Mr.. BURT, Chairman of the Mill
iary Committee in the House of Representa-
lives. BY these communications, and in re-
peated conversations, Mr.. CONRAD endeavored
10 impress those gentlemen with the great i'm
purtance Of raising two regiments of cavalry for
that service. The Camanche Indians can be
met by other than an efficient and practised
NdNdlt --Ihiditly liouHltt lUI tNt HOllce VIII
not answer the purPose-but the Democratic
majorities in the committees, and III the two
Houses, withheld the means from the Admin
istraton of raising the only force that could be
OF any efficiency:
We are aware that the particular wing of the
Democracy 10 which Mr. DAVIS and Mr. BURT
belonged were not much in favor of strength
ening the military arm of the Government but
we think that they rather overshot the mark in
leaving the frontier in a state so entirely de
fenceless. The responsibility for this defence
: less state belongs to the Opposition, and must
not be transferred to the Administration.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-30
"CHIcAoo, October 2e, 1850.

"CHIcAoo, October %, 1850.
"Since Judge Douglass speech, the city council
has rescinded the multiplying resolutions.
IS S. H."
We copy the above Geographic intelligence
from the Union Of yesterday. 1t communicates
the important intelligence that the council of
Chicago have rescinded the revolutionary ordi
nance by which a law of the Union had been
nulliied in that city We had really never
expected to see again the exploded and impl-
Gus doctrines of the Antinomans, Fifth-mon-
archists, Muggletonians, and such enthusiasts
which have fourished in other centuries But
when we find divines promulgating the doc
| trine, that the Constitution and laws of rep
| resentative government are valid, or void &C
cordlng to the opinion OF the citizen upon
whom they may operate; that they may be re
sisted or submitted to according rs, in the
opinion of individuals, they correspond or con
| fict with the laws of morality, or the com
mands of God-we cannot but be reminded of
that period and of those secs in whose opinions
the obligation law was suspended and the elect,
guided by an internal principle more perfect and
divine, were superior to the beggarly elements
of justice and humanity Of those militant
| millenarans who assembled under arms for the
avowed purpose of "subverting all human gov
ernment," and who were wisely permitted to
make fools of themselves without molestation
We cannot but remember those who, in the
language of CROMWELL, asserted that claw
was to be abrogated indeed subvcrted, and
this, perhaps, to bring in the divine judicial
law" But the seeds of error, like those of
truth are indestructbe The doctrines dis
carded by one age as unjust or impractlcable,
| are adopted by another as the perfection of wis
dom and justice. 1t is this error, moving in a
cycle whose recurrence is indeterminate and
whose laws unknown, which has reappeared
in the higherlaw doctrine of the politician, in
the pious advice of the divine, that he who hath
no sword should buy one to resist the laws of
his country and of the rescinded ordinance of
Chicago, which eXonerated the citizen from any
obligation to obey the laws, and the police from
any command to enforce them. We are gratifed
to chronicle the signal triumph of Mr.. DOUGLAS
in behalf of the Constitution, the laws, and the
Union. We can know no party limits in the com
mendation of those who render such signal ser
vices. Allied with CAss and WEBSTER in the
North, we are satisfied to commit the cause to
the defence of such champions whilst TooMBs,
STEPHENS, and COBB, with their numerous
patriotic associates, will make good the obliga-
tons Of the laws and the sanctity Of the Union
against any enemies who may impugn them.
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Industrinl ExhIbitiOn.

At a meeting Of the Executive Committee on the
London Industrial Exhibition, held at the residence
of Colonel Peter Force
Present-Colorel PETER Force, chairman; Jo-
seph Henry, LII D.; Captain Charles Wilkes,
U. S. N; Professor Walter r. Johnson Joseph G.
G. Kennel y-menbers and, on invitation Com
modores Warrington and Skinner, of the United
States Navy.
After a full and free expression Of opinion with
reference to the letter of the Secretary Of the Navy
to the President of the United States-a copy of
which had been communicated to the committee,
and in which the President acquiesces in the ten
der OF the use of an American ship convey Amer
lean products to London-and with reference to
the suggestion of the Secretary of the Navy that the
Executive Committee should indicate az early as
possible the kind of vessel deemed necessary for
the purpose-it was, on motion,
Resolved, That the thanks of the committee be
rendered to the President of the United States and
Secretary of the Navy for the prompt and sasfac-
tory manner with which they have responded to
the request of the committee for the of ship of
the national marine to transport the products OF
American industry TO London.
RESOLVED, That the Executive Committee beg
leave to designate the storeship Fredonia as one
suitable for the purpose and acceptable the COM
mittee
Resolred, That in view of the advantages antic-
pated therefrom to citizens, and inasmuch as it
is desirable that the greatest possible facilities be
granted to Americans desiring to visit the exhibit
ton, that the proprietors of the several steam
sci and packet lines be recommended to reduce the
price of passage to and from England to those de-
string to attend the exhibition.
PETER FORCE,
Chairman Executive Committee.
los c. C. KENNEDY Secretrrn