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The New York herald., 1850-04-07
INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Wssaington CorrcsPondenee.

DUR Waslaington COrresPOndemec.
WAsHNoroS. April s. 1859.
1h< Pyoeeedings of the Ss~0ts on the Caiifornia
Question.
Tho powerful anti-slavery speech Of General
Shieids in the Senate to-day, contending for the
immediate admission of California, disclaiming the
ttle of Texas TO any part of New Mexico, by con-
quest or occupation, and disavowing the possibility
Of the existence of slavery in any of the territories
acquired from Mexico, and protesting the mpossi-
biIity of holding back California tall the territories
are provided for, created at once an immense sen.
sntoo in the minds Of Southern Senator'S.
- MIR. Mason, OF Virginia, promptly rose and pre-
sented tho Southern view of the subject in its
strongest form. He foresaw that the danger was
no>ever; that the rights OF the South are in jeo-
Pardy and protested that there were number Of
Southern States who were fixed in their resolu-
tons to withdraw from the Union, If they are ex-
cluded by the action or non-action of Congress
upon the territories. Mr.. Mason is an extreme
southern man. standing Ga1Sg upon substantially the
hended at once the drift Of the speech Of General
Shields, and OF the motion before tho Senate.
The general subject was the motion of Mr.. Foote
for select committee Of thirteen, to whom to refer
nfr. Bells compFomnse resolutions (same as Web
ste!s pian) for report upon them in general
bill, with an amendment by Mr.. Baldwin, as mod-
ned by DIR. Benton, excluding from the committee
anything relating to the admission of California
The object of Mr.. Benton Is to get California in
flrst. and apart nom all other measures. Why 80
Because between him and the Calhoun wing Of the
Missouri democracy there is a split on this very
question. They have made il the test, and he is
determined TO drive il forward distinct issue.
Mr.. Underwood appealed, that California, as well
as all the other questions in dispute should go to
the committee.
Dir. Butler briefly, but very decisvely, indicated
the dangers Of trfling with the South.
Mr.. Benton called for the ayes and noes on his
motion TO exclude California from the committee.
Dir. Clay rose to The crisis, like lion from his
lair, and spoke with an energy and eanestness in
support OF the motion to refer California, with all
the other seuee 10 be framed and reported together
in general bill, which thrilled every Senator and
spectator within the walls. Had the vote been
taken at the conclusion of his speech, Benton's
amendment might have been lost, and the whole
business, including California, would, probably,
have gone to the committee But at this June silIre
Mr. Benton took the floor in support Of his motion,
and after few remarks, indicating his iniicxible
opposition TO the mixing up the admission Of
State with the catching of runaway negroes, he
indicated that he had great deal more to say,
whereupon, on motion, he gave way and the Sem
ate adjourned; and this postpones the issue till
next week. This Is an intensely critical point in
the controversy.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

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MARKETS. IeLsnWHERH,

- STOCK SALES.
Boevor. April 6-Bvok~rs Boora-S shares Bsstsu aad
n.irs RsiirS.a Iocs Co.ee,d Raiirs.d s. Iasssss
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k~road, q; Bde, do xA - Vermons and Nassash
E..o.d Ss . o,d Colony R.iiIOsd. ss; ,0.ass;daea
Norfolk County Raiirosd c Rutland RllssAd 53x: 10
Vermont and AAssaehusetts Railroad. div (Hs. ~ 90 u
Greet fas Company 1Dt 10 Dostoo COMPANY, Bk -
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PHiI an r,IA April e-Frss Bsa~d-Sl0Oo Rsadiag "a
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Passenger Arrived. /.

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damage 70 her starhosrd Ida hsynr bee. in
Nth hi Len, q and fs from Lad''
Ioth-Ths Lena arrived here from Londsn With damsrs
having beea in contact with the ysha DsWoH ffsn
kOrissns.
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The New York herald., 1850-04-07
MARITIMR INTELLI G X O n
Fort OF New York. April z, 1850.
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siOSp-Mount Hope. Philips. Taunton.
Arrived.
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The arrived "a the Hook Friday nish last. IL
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Psotss sI. columbia rrrs.r Liverpool. Feb 2 l.,ry.a
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ship Jes.ore Cobb, New Orleans ie dsy'. vsA ndse to
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n in gale Of Wind from the wNw. sprung leak making
lJo STROKES hour.
Brx Flora lBrl Tucker. Bermuda days. with oil. to Md
dleton h Co.
Brig Egyptian (of Boston) orsn New oriesaH 70 days
with On Thursday last od EGG Harbo
large ship bousd n with the loss of her rudder aud
steering With took her TO be from southern
Sohr Caroline fBr Haynes. Kingston. n dsys via Ha
yana, yiA lesvood. ecnee. and passenser = Milne
70 be from Cad che had jury mArs rsged and vas bssAd
North.
selr Eagle tof BashL Thomss New Orleans "a days WITH
pork tak, Citson Stock we'll. vesscl to Nasos-
March iss - g. Ion 70 40 spoke brig Lsanxs, fem Nsv
Orleans for Ney YORK; the day previou. sau sAp nres-
ss standing SW. The has expcsiencsd heavy vssshes
throughout the pAs<As~ lat Is Is lon a in gala. sssss<
s sshI P,.n P.,,,s. sssalis ns%ss,ss. az
Schr Bella Peek. Smi th, New Bedford dan.
Sskr J Cooley Co. Eidriags. Boston. days
ScAr Atkins. -. Boston. days.
Packet ship spieodid. Crawford. frvu Havre.
stsA.~Aip ssuthcrnes. Berry. charies,ss.
Aysn e-wind At sunrise. sNE ~ meridian. HE 1t sua-
sst. n.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

HoRRIBLE CAsUALrY.-Wo learn that on the
night Of the 23d instant, the house Of a Mr.. Wea-
was totally consumed by fire. the family having re-
tired. Two Of the daughters, one seven and the
other about sixteen years Of age, perished in the
flames: The eldest daughter. aged eighteen years.
her back; she mother barely esoaped, and one Of
the sons ives scv~rsly bsna. Mr.. W., the father
Of the family, 70 either y Ss Joseph or Indepen-
dencc, on his way 70 CsIfOsnia.-SS Lovis R<Yu6-
Lrua. March =
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The New York herald., 1850-04-07

REroRTED SAPETY OF SiI JouN FRAyKLIN.-
letter As been received by gentleman Of this
city, dated at ST. Paul. Minnesota, 18th ult, which
says "A dog train arrived here yesterday, from
some distance above Lake SUPERIOR bringing news
that an American vessel had been seen BY some Of
the Indians. and had sent letters saying that SIR
John Franklin was found. The particulars cannot
Learn However, they say he Is safe" The news
is from reliable source; but we shall wait for
confirmation that Sir John has been discovered,
before vouching for its truth
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

MnwAvuA, Aprn So. n.
The receipts Of breadstuGs arc Light and tho market
6ru Winter wheat u quoted st sOs. &c., sad sprins
CSC. Zee. Good and choice brands Of aour command
- 81 . 81 25.
BALTIMORE, April 8, 1859.
Howard street -four Is held At yesterdays prioos be-
Ing improvement since tho receipt Of the nuropsan
news We quote IL at - 6sS - rs; City Mills, 81
vs. red wheat worth from 81 0S 81 90 per bushei,
and white do 81 10 81 Is corn. SOC. Otaes articles
have undergone change.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

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times. an. vc~y rc.p<etfuliy rVsr $40 <srv<N
frps-ses D Bs-s, super,.t.szs., Csess ssrv,r
whalemen.
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The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Died,
On Saturday morning, April 0, HAHSAH H. wife II
Charies W. kecler, Of consump tion, aged ~ years
Tho relatives and friends, also tho members Of En-
pirc Lodge No g. D. Of o r., invited " attend
her funeral this Sundsy afternoon at three O'Clock,
from her late residence No 13l Cedar street. Her
mains will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery.
Az 14o Crosby street, Saturday morning, tho 9th
instant, THOMAS McASEsrRr, aged SO years.
Ih friends and relatives are invited TO attend his
funeral to Calvery Cemetery TO proceed from his late
residence At O'Clock, on Sunday, the yth inst.
Az Syracuse, n. T., the 4th instant, Rev. Dr. JonN
WArsor ADAMS, aged 81 years.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
Our Baltimore Corresponds nee.

BALTIMORE, April 8, 1850.
Maryland Historical Dinner Distinguiated Guests
-DTorture' for CaIifornia-Loss Of tn, Sumuei
Hicks.
The Maryland Historical Society hold their an
nual dinner at the Exchange Hotel this evening,
and among their invited guests who have consent
ed to be preeent, are the Hon. Daniel Webster Sir
Il. Lytton Bulwer, the British minister, Don Cal
deTon de Ia Barca, minister of Spain, Hon. Robert
q. Winthrop, and Others
A pickpocket, yesterday, undertook to tighten
the pockets of a methodist clergyman, just arrived
IN the cars, when he turned suddenly the fellow
planted his tist under his right ear and measured
his length on the pavement The pocket-book fell
from his hand in the fall, which was recovered by
the clergyman and the thief moved off at a loco
motive gait, almost persuaded that horse had
kicked him.
The ship Pioneer sailed yesterday from this pori,
for California, and among the passengers were
several ladies' and cAildren, going TO JOIN fathers
and husbands IN the Pacific world. She also
carries out full and valuable cargo, though the
price current by the Cherokee makes some Of tin.
shippers look rather blue. The brig Neba also
sailed yesterday, and took out considerable num-
bet OF passengers
The Citizens Bank an old Baltimore establish
sneni that hus ceased operations for some years
commences business on Monday next, under the
Old charter.
schooner Challenge, hom Arecibo, arrived here
yesterday, the former having been compelled to
throw overheard % hhds. and the latter 5o hhds OF
molaseee, during a storm on the voyage
The announcement made by Captain Smelt, OF
the brig Edinburg, at Bseton, Of the probable loss
Of the ship Samuel Hicks, Of Baltimore, ha. caused
quite stir in our community, the officers and crew,
twenty in number, being all Baltnorcans. Th.
samuel Hicks wac hrtt class ves-el, of about 800
toas, and belonged TO Mersrs Spreckelson ,S Gar
rett, Of this city. She sailed from Baltimore for
London, on the Sd Of January last, and this is the
frt that has been heard Of her since she eft Caps
IA "A nrtI Al Mos
sont, and was insured TO The amount OF sbou.
$40, 900 ON ship and cargo
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

er, together with the recent rain. has caused sud-
den, but not unexpected rise in the river. The
docks and pier are submerged, much to the annoy
ance Of business men, who were preparing for the
spring trade. The business streets leading to tho
river are lined with casks and barrels, which were
rolled from the dock during last night Very little,
If any, Of the properly here has been injured. A
very largo timber raft came down the nver thus
pier, il separated, and a portion was carried into
the upper basin, where it was secured the re-
mainder was carried down the river. canal boat
inrs, and was carried on the dock. but was soon
after got of without injury. The river during the
morning, has risen ut the rate of three inches an
hour, and still continues to rise quite rapidly.
From the quantity Of snow at the north. and from
the appearance of the mill streams leading into the
Hudson in this vicinity, il is feared that the flood
will be greater than we have experienced for seve-
raj years-I albany Ep. Journal, AprI5.