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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

An interesting debate ensued A. the CONCLUSION
OF this pspor. Profs HAIR, X. E. Ro6ERs iek
RsY. SILLlEAs, Jr. and others participated nave
10 tine to insert ske.ch Of the dncasscn' Ei'n
sir gle exception
Pref BOEyoRp made few remarks 70 Serfs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

COMMISSIONS ABROaD.-A young gentleman,
.o,. ,,s-,,,ess are ansxeeponabIs, snd who Is sboa'
y,rs Erg.ne ard Fsnes' L. dssrOosof oS's'nnz COM
r,.,,ors q, Hfersry t1siness ehssseis'' ~nNo %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

ssss Kt.es azd CSsrsah
The &C ma fte OF toe American Association for the ad
yxrcs uoni Of Science which referred me comma.
rioslon Of Lieut. y. Msay. u. Navy, oa the Winds
srapTrt Of the OeeaD has had the subject under con-
rpcli
fsopeh he great zeal and industry OF he snhof OF Ibis
decentralization, vsst amount Of Information has been
hroQlh light which had Hitherto been concealed 10 the
ukrosp records Of voyages. These records tzken
sspasely eonsist Of individual experience add observe
sct ~ her Eoge sohoriy lead 10 any gesers
conc rscs sni combined and compared together ss hes
sesa ecre NJ Lieut. MArRy, hey be Of great I'm
rorsrre ard promise 10 elet nforr0aIoD q he hsoes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
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CALIFORNIA.

we reeeixed hi ths last steamer private let
Ter from Mr. XII under dateof Sacramento
California, Oct a4 II contains Fnplhing Of any
special interest. He regardtothe eld Eharlestown
Company lie si4lfs that Messrss John M. Lup,
len and John Il tiarRhart left byatEie last steam
er Tor home Ise other members 81 The Compa.
ny he represenfsE as ibeSlg well. sol far as his
knowledge pfiayai goesl-4Iis Eettbr aIso con.
hrms the death Az. cLevEL4sDi formerly Of
this town, and b Mr. BATrAlfr, Of Caroline
county. Va.
Mr. Lnpton pdssedihroagh our town on San
day last, fyellland hearty. and was 10 hot
haste 70 see thetFieIds he had Ieft behind him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
No SYMPATHY.

Someofihe Northern firms, which were charged
with leaning soabeliton, are coming out in The pa
PETS e deny The aceusation- Perkins, Warren &
Ca and Hopkins, Allen q CD. declare that they
have Nc bearing or sympathy wilh Aboiiionisml
q rs advocates and never had but on the CONTRA
y, are staunch supporters pfihe Constitution and
Laws q the Country, and opposed to any further
agitation apoa The subjeet Of slavery
L'2pineott Gramho &C., 81 Philadelphia, to
W9el We alluded on Friday signed the call for The
great nesting 10 Philadelphia On THURSDAY night,
sAiea adopted such slroag andPatrote resolutions
- sayoF q ne execution Of lhe laws IF Congress
ssisSIally the fugitive slave law and warmly urg
,hs yae repeal q All STATE laws Of Pennsylvania,
lnieiiering WIN re maintenance of The rights Of
SHAREHOLDERS under saidlaw Of Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
FIRE.

The fredericksburg News learns with deep,
regret that the u venerable and magni6cent
old establishment, known SO famiiiarly AZ
= nneyille, = in the county of King & Queen,
which has been~inf the family Of the Corbins
OF LaneYllle for century or more, and now
the property Of Major James Parke Cofbin
Of Moss Neck, Caroline, who had within
ting last year put i in thorough repair, was
entirely consumed by ERE on the nigbt e.
tho 18th inst. The News saws flat tb;s
was the largest and oldest private dwelling
20 me State and built entirely Of imported
brick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

Tie skere s. b. .hiisn II a. article scf Cur /
Is gsor ia ST IL srk n sfasrlsis lsfts Y sns
SosIh al IL, = = n assumed ii - Nasnyai.e
AZ. S il Ccatention hes acted
nislly. fsi.hfuiiy a tsmiy
liz sTiisvaness 81 s;ss;nsa u 81 he Nashville
codvension saws Is slsiucre Clippes, ars sum
iness Up i he iolEe' fesolnEien e
$500 n. 81 Ss eslils anticipated hy re
ks.iaS and ,kIrk and his Coayentiol e ~
3i $780, 49,, II -. 81 he failure 70 extenA
g 81 szszi iiE IL {n,nftIafse Is The Raeinc y
M rs faissf 81 alifoknia rs stats ~
" - s-s,;; ,fK srrfI1r;al governments loE
s7ssS s-s ~ ~ without giving adeqae
s.sses;. Is ~ 81 the South bF me a,ss
ss 80 r < ~ ire 0aiea q Us
- s - Esneinaiion cf slaves caslis1
"a, r. .i5sss7ili ~ vinnibia for sale.
a. IL rpnss,i;ex n5sea lor these alleged grew
49, ~. ,haks southern States shall .'fe-
g,ss rs IS ints 8 tolerance any National Con
$500, usbese ss,;eelnay Sc Is nominate eaHda-
49, e, ,Ae prssiaes as sideney of she
Il Ignited s,asss. upasr II psrsY aenomnaiion what
ever mill our c.Dnsshiioaal rights are secured
al second Z. hat. + sIaveholdirg States NEE
Is copersss Of chyention. Is ne held al sucl
.i,ne ana Mace Is thlstates desiring 10 be repre-
scented may designa3o BE composed q ao'Ap $
number Of their Sena4 Is aud Representa- = -,
Congress 81 ne Un1sl States, entrusted WIN -
power ana ydthoriiy delibsraie and aet WIN 2
viex an5 fn.eDtiou 81 rTesting further aggressioL
and, POSSIBLE. ofrsyting he Constitutional riga
of,6s south, and in0i, 70 provide foT,ihelr ia'a'
]. ssafety and indepen
l-nc maj pzffiosisna will impel The Southern stat
not 10 consent to The second We deny thar d
asanyention lad AIRY authority ID speak for Il
Soutlss The Representatives from Tennessee pr
tested against ths waole proceeding and il appea
that. exclusive or Tennessee here were bur fort
4 five members, yiz: .onsfrom Vigiaia eleven fro
Georgia; fge from Alabama Il four from Florids
eight from Mississirpi and 81 seeu from sogh Ca
elina. The Representative from Virginia had /
authority 10 speak for that state. or even for Il
district from which hs-weni
The Convection was farce which the acto
would have converted into tragedy. Foiy-B,
men undertake 10 summon i Southern con4e
with the view 70 the dissolulionof the Union; an
they expect that their proceedings viii be approve
By the Southern States. They3are mistaken. r
the Congress Be called when II may, one.hah
those States willsither not BE- represented. or wi
4 send delegates Instructed 70 oFpose every measul
j calculated to impair the integrity 81 the Tnion-
/ The principles upen which the proposed Congfe;
is 20 be assembled, are ansonad and uneHablel an
! will be repudia,edby most Of the Southern State
] The Convention wis miserable abortion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
=,
DEATH OF COLONEL RICHARD ~.
JOHNSON.

We regret to learn that Col. Richard
y. Johnson, brave soldier during the war
of.ls z for many years connected with the
public counsels of his own State and ofthe
Nasion; Vice President of the United States
Outing the administration Of Mr. Van Blu
rem and benevolent, kind hearted gentle.
man, who possessed the esteem Of ali who
knew him, died at Frankfort, Kentucky. on
Tuesday last. whilst ia the discharge Of his
dudes as member ofEhis State Legislature
HIS illness was brief having been seized.
with second attack Of paralysis. under
which he suffered bat d few days. when. + !
ripe age, be was relieved By death.
National fatepigeuesx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
POPULATION oF LoUDoTrN.
The Assistant Marshal has kindly handed

The Assistant Marshal has kindly handed
US the population of our county under the
census Of 1850, which we subjoin;
White Free Blacks Slaves. ,rotaI
H 553. 1911. 565I. $50
increase since The census of 1910, about
logo more rapid Increase could not rea-
sopabiy be expected in a county like Lou
doan, having but little uncccupied land. and
tha average price of her lands ranging so
high 80 long as the West affords conlforta-
bly, improved fertile farms at one 9Th the
PRICE OF ours, Or many parts of our own State
good improved ones at one third the rate Of
ours, it cannot be expected that our county
should increase Interpolation The wonder
rather -, that she should hold her own; and
doing SO under such strong inducements 10
draw off her citizens, argues much for her
great advantages Of fertility Of soil. contirui-
ty 70 market, good society, &c, &c
4 IL.ecsbRrg Uaskinekonian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
p.rnfnTEsM AND El-o-
nm. 0uExCE.

~ ! e5''s.r..sr and Reporter con-
Iae 80 ~ n. { Aihey. ESQ., one q
ne Reuresensasiyes in tle hensssss srerh Of
nom shas CRY. which speaks g sas srss sse Tho
MI Clay before that body l7ssly. ..
- ,s,.s,,s,,nsea 3 glowing and well de-
,,,,os tba character Of Pres
ident Elllmore. and expressee snS az. Sp. s.,~;.
that The Executive would enforce w -.
tive sIavelaw, calling, Unnecessary, any RsS 70,
ton of the militia Of the Union INTO sste ,;s
for that purpose. The eomPlsn,sns = an.
! more brought down the most enthusiasm
4 planse from whig and dsmoesas,
.srss rb;ch he denoihinated the Union
r rsr,y ) and when he had mentioned y, with
: soSa and action never can forget--eleya-
s;nr his nroud old head--erecting his hne
earss pnw somewhat bent, as the snow bends
ia n;pe--his eye beamiug almost celestial
e.. IL rushed towards the Speakers chair,
-s.sa;,,inr . / am a member OF that Union.
assv i, Words, unless they could literally
are.no vehicles to paint that scene
nniy those who enjoyed the pleasure Of see
i 0 am ever have any idea Of its charae.
] ter n..hA.;c nart AZ ii.
: / thought the most pathetic par. q ms ms
E effort was when disclalming any aeslss k ut
]. otsice, he wrapped his garments about, nun z
!, ana stepping proudly about ne sac, $
s want no Office; no piaee-an, yes. NC %
{ eld;med. !. i do want place, place n YOU
i bsarts q TWAS said somoylngi y---so sweet
! l iyEzso patheticalIy hstSSsss Opp0
g cold men, unused to the melting mood,
8 wept like childrehn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
REV. DR. laAL. cIs.

Ifis Win deep regret wslanuoanee lhe fact, that
the Rev. DR.. Balch lassresgn$d tie reetorslip Of
ST. Barthoiomew's Church ia this city, 10 take eff
feet in December 0ccunging as he has for so ma
rrsl1gEng fue u11ses st affections
cf his whole parish sharing an eagia6le Ell
tent the confidence and essa oflhis entire comnlu4
nifty onr brother will leave behind him The highest
reputation for fidelity, ability and piety and wher.
ever he may 20, will carry viii hercspect and
allachmeat ofmany friends. We were aware that
the climate Of New York daring iha winter season.
has at times affected his throat occasionally inter-
Tupting his labors Apprehensioas were entertain
ed that this might ii he Remained longer at present
become chfonfc, and lhercfore to promote hislu1re
usefulness, he resigned; q stspas painlufo him as
y the restfy and congregation Of which he has Sd
long been tie taiihfal pastor I'he correspondence
which passed On this occasion, is alike ereditable
10 both rector and yeay; bat The vestry and parish
ioneFs have no! we are happy 70 say, been content
70 testify their feelings with simple expressions Of
regard for their ffieHd, and sorrow At parting.
pF Baich, atahe request of thes'estry, will hold
the rscteFshp for the present and will ofciate as
usual until successor may be obtained He leaves
the parish in the fan Tide of prosperity, and n en-
cellent condition for him who shall come after hiru
and whefeyerour esteemed friend and broilssf may
hereafter labor, we congratulate In advance the
congregation which may secure his sefviees
N. u. Protestant CstEycIkHl1z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
-. q. u ,1... IsAAo !. DoNG 81

DEATH Hon. n e. .,s
-. .rsa..ip,y ol -the insta q @ras
- 80. e Its llonars md = sFsas-
-. h..s sssssrbees more sifik'se'I es,s.'s-
~. i .saddsa an4 uneSPes,sa essns s I. -,
-, ~ In. The Tn IsAAC = ~.
81, CLASS. Is5gs d sha ~ Judicial e.'esA !.
$3.50 .,...,. n n more 5e has gone dc~n toihs
s"s's.-' "a ..ssof ID and fhe sigeF d iaiel-
iees His ;tansis rom arih was % sadeen, Tat
ii has cassSA gloom otf OR whole eoaarsaalsgs
and esery $pe ICES Iaraih and reality Il i life
Al best i ysta mesfss-lO-day i, rad to-npF-.
row gone
On Tuesiay uorning aas Judge Doagiass r..
turnrdto hane GEAR cEsk5esic~s 8. hasipg just
concluded he T<<si ,isru6F lis Court for Frede-
rick eoursi. Ths.sa1H night. be uss stacked
with Apotsexy, and II i manner 20 sio'epi. that
bis whess fystem, inseIeeiuai and physical, was
completely: paralyzea The indesatigable exsr-
lions 81 OF Medical Irseraiiy were speedily rem
dered, and fith unreslittlng exeftionz continued
from dayso day, but AL d no purpose, as ne
breathed i last On straightforward gath inst
inthe 62s gear yesfs q his sge. He was ap-
pointed JlSslge 81 this Distfist id The ssar 1888
and discharged his dates 10 the entire ss'issae'
ton Of III District, add 10 a manner reheeline
the higbss. credit tpon lis legal Judgment, BY
spotlcss iSiegrisy ard answering sense q publll
duty. liz leaves d nostdeyoied wife apde sargl
family oeEhIdren, to-nousn BIS bereavement
roIs.inns Tie above jtsi
tribute ip dsparted worihs We cAnnot r.train from
adding w:rd or twos
lodge 2. was man highly esteemed ID ou-
community As ciEizen naneferer stood higher
in the estimslienof lhe peopls--As Judge, few
men were haiser calculated By legal knowiedgethan
he % give list and equitable decisions. He lived
aloof fron III The noise Of party strife ana Fever
engagedln E9iiicai discussion. His decisions verr
seldom reversed BY the higher courts aRdwere in
yariably shsafAclefize& BY great legal aeuinen.
More ably men may iii the ehaif thus unexpsctl
eddy vacateH, bntnoner we are sure, viii ever Iii
evidence Of more honest hear. Than t,e 5sass.sl
possessed. sN
The adiiEtsd family have cur hear,i.., sr,n.a
thies 10 their bereaYementl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
81 IT.FAIRt

Bya reference too our advertisements the reader
viii observe that ybsLadies are abopt 10 hold.a
Fair. As \ has FOR ~ object The Presentation Of
Banner 10 Temperance Association Of youths
called the Ark Of sasesy, we cheerfuliy recommend
iitcthe consideration Of The public
Its ves proper tAu these young soldiers Of the
Cold waier Army. should be prepe,lg efninnsa
and armed for The eosnbai, with that arch old enc
my Hour race, Kiss ,sLcoHoI
( 10 consideration &c this fact, the Ladies, with
their characteristic zeal 10 every good cauke have
determined 20 have IAis ArFnR. Contributions will
Dc thankfully received from those interested in the
cause Anything III the edible line ffom the
Country, will he gratefully acknowledged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
MARSHAL OF BOSTON.

The oPiai56 d Attorney General Crittendan
given al the requsst9f Tie President relative 10 the
accusation against nevens Marshal of MassaehP-
sstts district fof falling 10 serve warrant for the
arrest Of Gratis, The ingiive slave,has been pub
lished- The AilorHdy General thinks there is no
cause fof eensure OF dismissal though he says more
activity and energy o the pafto The ATarshaI might
Have been cypectedz The Attorney General con
cludes his opiaiun III The following words:
ifIeoula have diss6Fered any satisfactory evi-
dence Of The negleet0f egasion ot duty BIZ these
icers, III this case, il would have been less con-
sopant with nly feelings yhap with my ludgmentsto
have Recommended their Instant dismission from
the public serrieen
ItapPeaFs thatthe Msrshai consulted with M.
Hughes, the agent who vas iti search of Crafts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
WASHINGTON HUNT 4 UNIoNIsr.

Washington Hunt, The Governor elect of, The.
State Of New York being on yisitto The city a
New York, was entertained very handsomely on
Thursday evening at the Clarendon Hotel ~ 5
nsnber of his ~hig friends, and in reply to
plfmentary toast, made an eloquent response in,
which be said
e It would be- useless to deny OF to affect
ID disguise that hewas deeply affected by
the confidence and regard which had been
manifested towards him BY the majority os
tAepeople of this State. He felt the weight
Of the obligation which had been imposed
upon him. He could only say that lie felt
conscious of his inability to meet and dis.
charge those oblIgations,and to meet expec.
tstions which might have been entertained -
But lie should carry into Office an earnest
desire and purpose TO perform his duty in a
spirit of justice to the whole country-to
that confcderated family of States which our
forefathers established, and which we were
| bound, by every obligation Of patriotism. to
cherish and defend under all circumstances /
+ and iii every emergency He hoped it was
unnecessary for EhiIa~ to assure his friends
THAT be should always be found on the side
oFlaw and order, of good faith, and of an hon
est performance fof all obligations, both pri,
Ftlte ana pupllc
During the evening, Mr. Hunt proposed
three cheers for Willard Fillmore, which
were most heartily given.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVES IN BOSTON.
/ Mr. Knight, one Of The parties, who went on ID
Boston 70 capture the fugitive slave fCrafs, has
3pfPlishsd in.ibe Macon, Ga, Journal, an account
oElhis visit. He seems 10 be good natured about
th4 business anu nArraes thescenes that occurred
with some humor. He concludes his account as
lllloWs4-4
: From all | saw and heard aud experien-
ed while in Bottom, | am convinced that
p4blic opinion there; in regard to the Fugi-
'sss5 'isa y fergoing changes II
Asssfne, the Ao0~khists aid negroes are
yeFy numerous, and apparently have things
,,ssfy lluch Their own way at present The
business men and!men Of property with whom :
1 songersed, generally took but little inter
EST in the matter but said that ~ -.
ought 70 be executed; that they wished to
sef rld OF the negroes, and that if it came to.
! trial of strength, the negroes and Abol;s
iionists would be but down. This bona,sa.
viii take time saet'
peileye that Mr.. Hughes will ultimately !.
ueeeed in getting the negroes NV onIy
efret is, that@fn5 own private bushes COM
aelled me to return home before seeing him
nj . 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
DEATH dr MR. cLEvELANb.

the late aswss California. Announces the
death of NJ. NbLlisM CLEvELssB. for many
years megcbaa Iof his town. He emigrated
10 California, frsk Missouri Bot 4 few. aispths
since. and h;s dal % Win prove a mos une4peet-
ed shock to:his Asives and friealis ID Virginia
ahdlfhe 1Yesf II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
LIE PlEbMoNr WHO.

This paper, PUBLISHED ii wanenton, Fauquier
Coansy Ia. passed ;nls Che hands 81 Mr.. ALrnsD
J. srnrkas Is EdiiOs apd Proprielus. Mr. George
A TavsnsF she lass Eai,or. Leaves shs MHIe. as he
states n e4ablish nsB Wing psper IL Alexan.
dria.
m Stoisr y pgs<,scai pfinier q sxcsllentiasie
and jpdgnent ard 'iisI make The pisdmons WAig
an inieres,ihe ana sillSrsive paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
THE UNION EEELINGIN Boston.

The list OF signature me Frssoe r-YgfsF
ncail is oyer thirty feet ID length Of closely viii
zen double coiamps and there are several Other
lai'efs ~ eifcaiaion y y pFDposea 70 send il to
ehe President The Boston Courier savs
s An eminent merchantof his cir, having h4en
asked, ii he would allow hfrnsei 10 ha.ns, 81 49, -
unc Of The vice presidents 81 ihe
e g Aeii sat kaneAiI Hall on TUESDAY,
nsAi, answered. g AZ cause indicated il his
shey think an fitted FIJI. rom 1ne of m
idents % a special eoHsiahfsF
Al influential mechanic az or efsx renl;ex q IL
guestians oflhe COMMITTEE th,as 4 i hal, ,sI -
isay that not my name f II il tbe sar,;cs
ief this cause. al all tinesa n ay tvas-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
THE ADHESION OF CALIFORNIA.

Newso The admission Of this new State reached
san Frsnef.eo or 1s lsth Of October, and produced
,heDast Lively ADMINISTRATIONS of satisfaction The
newspapers are gtapilic in their descriptions of The
scene Statutes VIDE fired from the shipping and
from The grand plaza and borires were kindled on
The hills and IN Hafpy Valley
The COURIER concludes its account In The follow
ing eloquent ersa
byefY enc seemed happy; and we do not be-
heFe me aeWs OF 3 brilliant victory was ever re-
ceived BY snF peopte with greater Joy Than was The
news yestefaay, California is, how one Of the
ntash,es1 siAfs m pAf glorious galaxy Of States-
Ihahss Y ? tarqy put patriotic Congress- thanks
evus nfetlfen OF Lse Atlantic States thanks to an
Administration which has shown ITSELF true 10 Cal
hofnsa AMI true - the Union. Long may our
nsaten.Dessea unsed country be preserved for. the
k.esy ~ oH lines ana the pride Of unborn genera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
y M0rHER's MAGkzINE AND FAMILY
5uGRNAL.

The January M. ef This useful and instructive
Magazine Is on cur Table. |, is emhcllishea with
iine Wool cut oithe;" Natural Bridge, IVA.
This Neatly cuinaaends itself 70 he patronage
'oftrefy christian mother little land. II issesgn-
edto aid them in TIE proper training of The young
inancrtals Heaven has committed toiheir care.
Wenotice an exeeIkaht article from the pen Of the
Revss N. Danforth Il Alexandria, entitled The
.pPcnsng Year. . The Chapter On Tearing
mikAi 40 some good la ibis immediate vicinity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
CALIFORNIA 4 WING STATE.

his believed that the wings viii have ! rnajosi-
" il HE Lsgislaiafs d califorai and viii sonss
quenaly elees senator u place " Col. Fremont
whose term via sxpiFr % he 4h oi March nexi-
Tbs Hon Taosiss BrrEsA KIxs s Exsly 10 il :
lectkd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
CONGRESS.

49,. 49, rssty rtas i EessioA Of Congress
$3.50 = IN lleus,hlie looked forward. %
y e ~. 80 -, S. bIch ,e are now
r'1- -.,,st - : Al
10. ,..,. n sl,e past year Of
- sna fhst thk most important events have
-, r,o,srs 40 rerv .h0rt perIod The patri-
8. ~. - a,sgrv IiIlorx thai latfIv Iashef
-. $50, ;n,o f,,s IA threatened ever, .,oraes,
3 a.,.,~hef,a N. rstlsn, shir 81 sat- 81. ~ no
800 s ealr 81 & ala. an Gar 81 .,angrr The
A-AN' - S-4s-. - 4sts-S So st-f ~ teNt So -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
d. e - s. - 81

DEATH oF GSRREr d WarISensral
Carrot D. Wal lass United States Senator
from NeWsJersl died on Friday night, at
bis resideacs il Darlington, Nj. His dis
ease vas dEoPsf bI tic chest, Ind lis health
has been dfclihIsg hi Two Of three years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

RETURNED q PoRsfs NS--Botween sew
enty and eighty returned Californians reach
ed ST louis Oh aboutthe tth inst. general
IL in 4 destitute condition. Many had nos
the means to defrsy their expenses: The a
mount Of gold brought ~ the whole party,
was not far fran $40 GOO