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6tioe8efQnntma6unQ.

Ias Oisjsnissu relds Srblauh's llniperlal,
eden5 ihcn ssbraubt batn. Oisnt 5nrSlah.
rieht, eaB bon jest an oisIe ipirtfams 1t. pobl'
tbdt!ss Wepiiin jeper3sit 3u babsn 1T, inNss
abin9, in cer 9rufsrei pisler 3eituna; IN
SuBaun in Der 0rufsrsi bss ,,Seilt B. 5eit;"
in Obsr Bern bsi W1slhior Sert, beiS S1sn.
no unb SanisISsnB Wlrtbsbauie in8ernbils
le; in 6amtnrs in Der rS6nsapcf" 9rufe.
rel; in3nlpebo6en, unweit N6brcrsbura, bel
Sobm 8shtel; in Womslsborf bel 8. Soft,
8irbransr; in IOcamstann. an Seinridb
Stanfer's Stcbr.-es 1T jebem wotlmci
nenb seratben, init oister Mebi;in einenSBer.
fildb 5u MAIDEN. Bsfonbsrs wirtIam 1T (te
bei Wntterwsb. Sopffhmrasn, 5ersf(cpfen,
Wlanael al g6luit ODER ipsnn ber Olaaen
pas e0en nirtt bertrassn wil, sten 70 mire
fam bel @eitsnfseten une Nl6enIhmer,en,
uno aud bsiilucrpnunssa in Der mcnatliSben
Neinianna. Sir Den bIauen 6ulten ocr Rtn
oer it fle fsbr 5u empfcblsn, ba lie benIelben
tinnen eur3er 3sit furirt.
Sriorid Sbfaud,.
G-Dit etise Weoi3in miro bon pie( len.
ten Die fts aetrauht bateu, smpfoblen, ale Elm
fldersa Maittel ssssn Die 81 nbr uno 6 b 0.
lera Mcrbus.
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I'm ole Seioenoen.

Rienle's Observation-Disclosures
len.-9isfs pilsn iinb defenders assiqnst fir
eaS meiblds Ssfdb!scbt neil iis Den Waesn
rs'ni9sn unb ben Nppstit bsriteasn. Cir fno
portrefftit fir 6artlsibi9feit Muttsrwsb, Sos
lit, 9urhlauf, qsibpsb 9ispspfa. ROpfmsb
uno Die psrfd)isbsnen qsitsn bss msitljtsn @ss
fblsbts. Sis finb sbsnioIs elm unibsrtreffti.
Dies eslmitteL asssn ben Srdpsl ccsr rsiesnbsn
SteR unb ale qsipsn an Der 8iafe.
0-~O Obiss pillsn iine sum 8srtauf in bisfsr
9rudsrsi prsis SO @sntb bic erossn unb 25
Ssnts bic flsinsn Scrsn.
Jlopsmber 10. br,
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8u6er, 8llber.

Solssnbe 8aher l,nb 70 sben srpaltsn unb
su ben beisefesten preiiea in oiefer Ora6ts
rs, ju babn:
ealifornien, rpie 90 1T, Elm nhslides 6anos
but fir Ils bic nacb psm Sololanbe reis
fen, elegant sebunosn, preis 25 Gent
Bebetbndlein fir Nineer bsutit nno
ensIiiot, in Berfen, Drsis Is &ent.
DnS Bemeinfdaftlid,e oeutfdslutberis
fbe uno rsformirte 6efanSbud5, nsues
ffs alussabs in flensm Tormat, ft6n in qs:
bsbunben, so uno As gsnts baS Gremplar.
Zine DertbeioiSunS fatbolifd,er gebs
rem uno cine lppellatien an oas pros
teffantiibe publiFum, BON Dtmstrius u.
Gauisin, srffs bsutfd,s unb sans nsue Nuss
eabs, elegant sebunbsn 37a gsnts.
WanoerunSen eines Seimatblofen in
nero.Imerifa, ssbunben % @ents.
Nud noh sinias anters fleiHt Dltttr, tpeld
fshr pchlfsil psrfaufs wsreeu.
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OrOSe Musiebltss0 :!

Neuer SpeSeret=, Ulasz II. Sueen6:
QSaaren=Stobr,
fue6ftlibe Gfe Ser stem upo Gbesnuts
itra6c, Heaoina.
Der Undergraduate bat nsulieb Elm arc6es unb
neutrality-suspicious. NGertsmsnt frif6sr Spsiss
rslsn, @lass uno Nussnsmaarsn empfan9sn,
bsifebsnb aus
ercrin9's Sprup usb 3udsrbaussMoaNs5.
Hsu Orleans Sudsr.
Dcrto &eo 3udsr.
MaTnirtsm SsriiOsensm, t6uts uno puIpsrifrs
tenn 3ufsr.
Ct. Domingo unb Nio SafTss.
Neis, Safe unb Mafrelsn.
Sbinfen, S6ultsrn, GsitenIfudsn unb asrdus
d)crRm &inOfeifb.
3uders, g oons unb 9Saifsrs&rddets.
Wafblg8tcn unb abesfbuppts 6arin9s
SfbsSal; in Sddsn unb Sorn.
Betpur3e, als: Nlfpsis, pfsfsr, Snemer,
SsmirSnd9lsin, Simmst, MusfatnliIF, Ssnt
SalardtuS &c. n.-Rbsnfalls: Sdfsr's unb
fis:9smlrjts @bpeoIaps &tdrfs, Snblac, &cs
ilnsn epsrms unb llnihlitt:Qittsr, braune,
9slbe, bIsibs unb Sanep, Ssifs, SblrsMattsn
nno Sarpsts9sfsn; Soubcns, Smpsrial unb
fbwarsn Sbss @slihforn unb 6idprpsSss
fen, flsine Ssfsn, 9uifsrs; ale @crtsn Slrs
fen, Warfts unb 2Safbftrbe Bafbbrsttsr
sSre SOiL Gpeif unb Ylu9sSabad !; bclerns
elmer, Slbler uno Ssdsn; nebif sinsm 9rcssn
anorrmsnt BON 6lass unb d1ueenspa paarsn
oaf pslts Die aufmsrfl lamfsit BON Rdufsrn sss
lsnft wtro' BON p. .. Deplen.
Neaona, ccSuli 16. ~.
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Seoingungen oiefer 5eitung.

Der NtberaIR Be0barIlter erffsint jsben
9ienffas IN fsinsr 9esenwdrtiesn Gr66e. Der
Sublerptiens prsis it Gin sbaler bss
Sabrs, pelbsr in talbjdbrlibsr Borausbe;abs
luna erbstsn ruirb. 9Ser i'm qaMfe bee Sabrts
nibt bssablt bsm rpsrbsn So so anaerednst.
Sur f,irssrs Seit als Wonats rpirb fein lin.
krfbrsibsr anssncmmsn, uno stWaise Nufflns
oisunasn msrbsn nur bann anssncmmsn,,uenn
iie einsn Monat Dor abIauf ess Subfriptouss
Sermins ssfbsbsn unb 9lsibyite ale Nifs
ifdnbs abbsjablt rpsrssn. Ssfanntmatbunasn
wsrosn oanfbar anssncmmsn unb fit ben ass
m6bnlibsn Yrsis ein9srtift. llntsrfbretsrn
in Der gtaot rplrb bic 5eituns pcrfofre suses
fddt weitsre 8erfsnounasn asfdsbsn eurb bic
poif obsr srdssr auf Soiisn Der unnrftrsis
bsr.- Brisfs unb MittbeiIunssn maiTsn It
IRE siuaeianbt mertsn.
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10. mnt s. $. &eim nnn So.
f1n. g. .116xf1enn1rn6a.

esnfen bic aufmerffamfeit ibrer Srsunbs unb
ess publifums absrbaupt auf ibr fplenoie une
nsuss enforcement BON @ltsrn fir 6ousbol,
tnn9sn bsitsbsnb aus Ms1Tsrn unb gabeln,Gss
anS sbss's0ffsIn, scpfn, Ssfsln, gmalirtsn
Sc6srn une YrsfsrpinssRsIsln, msflinasnsn
Ssfisln, SaseIsifsn, qibhrif6dsn, Gidbtfbys
REM 9Satsrn, SbaufsIn unb 3anaen, Srat,
uno Sadspfannsn, Sfiaets, Ratfssmublsn,
Sgesrsn' Slefsn, Spiessln, Brobs, Wafbs.
Aelles an0 Wtartts&Srbsn, gsssrs0Baartn mt
mas als ;u Den nsbrsiisn prsiftn psrfauf
meroen mirb.
&eaens, Mdrs7. f.,
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w. II. =. 8. &eim II. SO.
Smpcrtircr uno Sdncler in
glmerifanifcben JSortipanren.

~$"SAttWbstVSDSu NJWEIIUUUTgWs
10. g. Ofspennittraee, Reading, pa.
babsn auf 6ano uno bissn gum &srfauf ~
bsqusmen Seeinsun9en, elm adssmsinss aTors
tsmsst bon oartmaarsn unb Stbneipseua ;yeds
ssln uno Spefs bon aasn @rcssn; @iisn uno
StabI BON jsesr Ssnsnnuns; Sbraubffcde,
sImb6ds, unb SbmeossSlafsbdlss; Sublsn.
uno Slintsnldufs; Sbl6iTer; MsiTns in sas
fsln unb gtan9sn; 5otsln, BON pbilaoslptisr
unb aaneaffsr Sabrif SattIsrsi {oartwaarsn;
SattsIbodr patsnt.esbsr &c. 3inn IC unb TX,
StanSsn. 3inm amsrifanifb uno ruliifbss gis
tsnblsb, 9ratbs Stanssns u. piasSlei; Cpl.
Kr SupkrsSoiSsn, Rists &c. @las, Sarbsn.
Dele une Sirni6s, 9upcnt's Nblsrs unb 8lds
nsbff pisl anosrsn @iitsrn bic asa
w6bnlib in sinbsimifben eart,paaresS Stobrsn
psrfaufr perben.
9bcnfalls Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
DermifuSe, SuitensGanoy. unb oeut1d,e
Siebers unb RaltfeberspiIlen.
Nsabing. Mdrs7. bp.
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s0eue Su6er.

Cine Nusnabl Der bsiisbtsn Sussnbfbrifkn
BON ebrificpb Sbmiet nnb AUDI cine Gusmabl
anbsrer 0clfsbiber fsbr pafTsno sur Sslsbs
runs Der Susenb unb untsrboltuns in ben Ian.
gen Standardization, iino srbaltsn anb gum
Ysrfauf in biefsr Drudsrei.
einise 5pefts Der 8clfssSit!iotbst, BON s.
une pt. Mcbr, in philadelphia, fine tbsnfaIs
UbaI1n uno lieaen tur etnfttbt tstsit
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Wsehr Nleui9feiten fir Die &ranfen |!
Qefet felSenoen auseroreentliben Sail
9s0mbsr 25. ls4S
Doctor SwaynC
9ister 6srr: Da icb mir eins beftise gr:
faltuns 3nseScsen batte, mslebs Itet auf bic
qunse sewcrfen unp init einem ac,paltiaen
Sufen, Shmer5sa in Der Sate unb Bruit
unb 9hwisristeiten tsim Htbsmbolen Der.
faapft mar, 70 purps eb BON eea anssIsbens
fen unb aettunsswertsiten Herltsn tebanoslt.
absr Die Spmptens rpurren bbbf bsunrubi.
ssnb. Gin Sslebwir bate flt in ben &unaen
aetilbet, wtlebes burtb Die @site brad u. I'D,
nat Austn bin tn srobsn 0nantitatsn glter
sntlub, 10 baB msm Ar3t slaubtt. Die Sraft
unS 9bdtisteit oee einsh sunsenfhaels (ti
saallid, serf6rt, unb ps6halb msin 3ufane
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Ocbctbiiber.

90 chen srbalten, cine Nuewabl psutieter
6ebetbh6er fir tatbollihs gbrifsn, mrb
rentbells init srctem 0ruf, tpslhe gang fills
lis bsrfauft tpsroen in oicIsr 9rufsrsi.
Uopember 10. 3m.
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Sataf1G,ctatc.

@6tne acmalte sauhebene, lowcbl eins
seln als tsim 9ussno, ftnc 81 baten in piss
fer Sruferei.
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WeifItber SparfaGen-0 0erein Don
SbilabelDbtd.
| Western Saring Fund Societ,

Western Sdr,ng Fund Society1
Die Office pss wetIihcn @parfa0sn. Scr,
Gins, bon Dbilabelpbia, SO. SIS, Gbesnut.
CITRATE, 1T cffen fir ben gmpnna unp Die
8sSabuns BON SsIDern anc 9aae, I@onntas
aueaencmmcn) pcn 9 llbr W2craens, bis
lltr Slatmlttaas, nS jGrrn 0lontas bon 3
bis llbr NatbmItta9s.
Die InItaIt empfan9t @elo auf SntcrsGen
unc tietet elncn fthern Serwabrunaeort fir
greeutcren, 2ruItics, Wanufattur,,ien, Oh.
lfute, 5anDperfer nno lorafame Irme pcu o(s
len Slalien. GsIo miro nab ,peirp6tbeutli.
der NnSeise piebsr Suriftesablt.
Ger SrCitriefuntsr isinem ,ablreihnBcrs
febrnnssn fhr Die Si6crbcItuns per @elesr
Delcbe orponirt iperbsn, pcrbisttt ren Ser.
rpaltern. Beam ten mp 4eenten aufs naebs
oriflihft, rpebsr birtft nod intireft pon
pem @eIpe csr 8eIsllihaft gu eiben sesr ,u
tsnnssn Senry SelIinssmertb,
pra1psnt.
Oernalter:
Sart 8. Bafer, Carl 6umpbrpe,
9amnel g W1srri6, wiIiam 9B. Sean.
Sbcmas 9parts, SoIspb Nifa,
9bcmae Qllbcne, Jcbn .. 8uoo,
Deter 14llliamion Sbomas Oraee,
.2Stllam Divine, 3D. qB. Salbnin,
81. NunbsI Smitb, lSfaae 50. O1orris,
gcrneIius 9isrs, sSlaae elliott,
5errman Cope, ,prter W'gaQ,
QStlliam =. Sowen, Gamuh Slorrie.
>. 5eulnsswortb, Nbrabam 8. $eipie,
Sohn 3Ssiaano, 18ilIiam 1Belb.
samuel 9. Sens3ey, @ttasmeittsr.
Suni 25. 1850. 6Nn
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Columbia SrhdenSsfsai6aft, Columbia par
Carlisle oittc* III @ariSle, 4
Dpytestaun bittp ;u DpYlsstaun, par
Cation blttp* su Cation, par
grhangs Ditto ;u ptttsbur9, !
Certificate 7
Grdanse 3wei9 Su ScIibaDsbar9, -
erie Ditto ~ gris, IL
warmers u. Drcpers ~ BapneSbura. II
30 ;abl6ar in currant SOnos Ii
SranfIin Ditto ~ Bafbin9tcn II
Farmers 8anfv. Buds @tp s.8rifcI, par
Farmers Ditto pCn eantaTsr* su qaneaffsr por
Farmers Ditto, scn Msabne* 5u &sa. par
warmers 8anf BON Sbuplfia Sauntp par
barrisburs bittp gu 6arrisbur9, ?
6one6tale Sanf su JcOnssbnIs, /
qanfaifsr DO. iu Qanfaffsr par
saneafter gauntp Sanf, 5u &aueaf9 par
qsbanon DO. ju qs6anon, DOR
Wssrbants II. Manuf. 8anft pittSburs, :
Woncnqcbsla Ditto BON SraunspiQs, /
Miners Sanf bon pcttsoille, por
Office Der Sanf con Ysnnf. 6arrisb. par
Office DO 90 eanca1ter par
Office 30 DO &sabiu9 par
Dfts to % Cation par
saplorspids 9elaware 8rddsn Go. -
Wsit Brand Sanf, Billiamsport, por
Wpcmin9 8anf 3u Bilteebarre, par
Wcrf bitto* 81 Ocrf, I
Nep ScrIep,
8sIpibsrs Sanf' su Selpicsrs, !
Surlinetcn 60. Sanf, Wsbfcrs par
Commercial Sanf' psrtb 9lmbcp /
Cumberland Sanf* Sriesston, par
Farmers Sanf* Mount ooap par
Sdrmers mehanies 8ant, NahUap /
Farmers Ii mehaniee DO W1ibblstcwn /
Morris 60. 8dnf' morristopu /
1shanies Bant, 8urlinaton par
W1ehanies 90 Slenarf /
Me6anies uWannfatturss bc*9rsnton par
Stswarf Sant Snf. Co. Nswart /
ORANGE 8anf. Orange !
Dspples Bant, paterGon /
Nrinteton Bant's, prineston par
Salem 8antina Co., Saltm par
gtate 8antst, Slewarf /
gtate 8anf* ell5abetbtcwn i
State 8anf* gaEben par
gtate Bant Of Wlorris' Worristowu !
etate Bane' Stem 8runspid par
SuTer Sanf* g1ewton
9rsnton Santins CO. 3rentcn par
Linton Sant* 9oDer
S1sw 5ope Oel Br. Cos sambertbiae -
9elatpare.
Banf p.B B,lminst0n ". u.SranbsUins par
8anf pon 9slawars, Bilmin9ton par
Sanf pen Smirna, Gmirna, pat
Srmsrs Banf pom Gtaat 9sldw. sDcptr,
unb ibrs 3weies pat
Union Banf, su Biiminston, par
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(. u. ganb motbte sic Nufmertiamfeit
Der Saufsr bon Shdern unp Sansp 1rtitsIn
attun9eDoa anf fein ausseoebntss Hdortes
mcnt Ienten.
3aBt ee srinnert Iein, baB psr sin3iae Bud,
ttobr in Wsaoina, 100 Builder bon jeeer 93sr
fbiebenbeit su batsn Ilno, III Der OepfslIcme
5alle 1T, no fcrtpabrsnp gu batsn 0nD aas
Sprten BON
5lttorieh Sio9rartirn,
Seoitbtsn, Dramas,
Hnnualen, 8iteln,
eItcrrt16rrn, GeiessSilcbsrn,
Slanf' SnCbern, sQapier,
Stepellen, W1aaa5inen,
Onullfalien, 3eitunaeu
uao allie Hrtifsl. wtlcbt in sincn Suets unr
ShreitmatsrialisnsStobr sebbrsn, au bilIi
gen Dreifsu.
Snter frerocn taaIi6 tsiellt unb crbalten
bon pbilaceIpbia unp Nsu Ocrf
!. Il. Qanb,
Nsaeina, S1cU. ~. tv.
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Wertb Der g9QnfnOten.

NSfrtb Der yQllfttOfe1l.
atas ssjsnissn Danfsn, psItbs init einsm
(s) Stern bs;sibnet linb, babensatweosr falls
fbe cber um9ednSerts Nottn pon perib'spss
men Ssnennungen i'm lmlaufe.
aae mir einsm lt) Rreus bejsi6nefsnSans
fen uarsn fribsi eTsnflibs Dspoiifsoantsn.
@S Ut nibt ratbiam Rptsn ;u nsbmsn ron
Sanfen bic in biefer eiifs nitf benannt fnb.
gle ffnb stpspsr ssbrcbsn rosr lbre Wrtsn i'np
nn9an9bar.
SanFen in pbiIaoelpbia.
Pamsn. 9iseOntc in PbiIab.
Banf BON Ncrtb 9merifa* par
Rprtbern qbertss' rar
Yenniplpania* par
Yenn saunfdips par
Der Ser. gtnnt.' Is
Commercial Sanf,* pcn penHipIpansn par
Sarmsrs II. Msbanits Sanf par
0iraro bitto+ par
Bennington DO. par
Sanf Of @ommsree,t par
manuf. II. Mebanics par
mehanics Sanf in Spbit'a, par
Nbtlobelptih Santa par
Sputtiparf Ditto par
Sbuulfia Sanf, =
QBeltern Sant par
penniplpanien.
8anfen i'm Snnern oes eanbes.
Gbambsrsburs III sbanlterSturs !
Gsttisbur9* 3u Gsttisburs, +
pittsbur9, ;u Yittsburs. I
Susquebanna Go. WDntrcfe =
@beifsr Gauntp ~ 8sftbsftsr, par
9stawnrs @auntp* 81 Gbsitsr, par
Sermantaun ~ Germantaun, par
qswistaun Su Ssmistaun, eebr.
Mipplstaun 81 MibbIstaun, z
McntscmerD Co. 81 Rcrristaun par
Rortbumbsrlanb ~ Iortb umbsrl.par
Columbia SradsnGSdsaibaft Columbia par
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-08
NASHVILLE CoNvENTIoN-THIRD DAY.

NASHVILLE, (Tenn) JUNE s..
The Convention met at 10 o'clock to-day Several dele
gates announced, and admitted to seats.
The Of gentlemen composing the committee ordered
be raised announced consisting Of two from each
State that has many Delegates present. and Of one from
such States as have but Delegate in Convention.
Mr. McREA, of Mississippi, submitted series of resolu-
ors declaring the spirit of the Convention to be concaoy
and having it in view preserve the Constitution and the
Union They maintain that all territory acquired by the Uni
ted States belongs the several Sases be governed by
them through their agents in Congress, and recommend
that if the North will concede the South its rights
guaranteed by the Constitution the formay Of the association
will be broken, and must lead to nonntercourse and that
Congress has right discriminate between the different
species of property held under the Constitution The
lutions referred to the committee on business.
Mr. CHESTER, of Tennessee, offered resolution providing
for The appointment of committee printing Carried.
The Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to.morro
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-08
ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, JuSE 5.-The steamer Cherokee arrived
here this evening She brings the California mails to May
Isl, and Sl50000 in gold dust The "Ata California
says that three steamers for the Atlantic Sate since the t
March, have taken over three and half millions Of gold
The Placer Times says that John Berry, who has lately
returned from the Trinity, represents gold plenty in the BEDS
bars, and streams but fine to require be worked
by quicksilver machines Six thousand were at the
Middle Fork Of the American waiting for the waters to sub
side that they could operations at Pacerve
The whole dug and proved to be excellent
diggings, as creek had formerly through it. Sumo
large operations had been made Gold Run creek
sold his claim hundred and y feet along the creek for
ten thousand dollars others have sold out equally we'll.
The Legislature has adjourned, after passing hundred
and thy,hee acts and seventeen joint resolutions The
whole country is camoring for immediate admission into tho
Union.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-08
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.
MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, JUNE 3-P. M.

NASHVILLE, JUNE 3-P. M.
The Southern Convention met at o'clock this
afternoon, and was called to order by Ex-Governor
AARON V. BRowN, of Tennessee, who stated that
the committee Of the different States in their pre-
liminary meeting, had agreed upon the following
report and recommendation, which they had re-
quested him to submit to the Convention, and
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the members Of the Convention vote by
States, each delegation counting one vote
Resolrtd, That the following gentlemen be officers Of the
Convention WILLIAM L. SHARKEY, of Mississippi, Pre-
sldent Governor McDosALD, of Georgia, Vice Presidents
WILLIAM +. CooPKR and E. G. EASTMAN, of Nashville
Secretaries.
The PRESIDENT, on taking the Chair, addressed
the Convention in explanation of its objects, stating
that it was not to dissolve but to perpetuate the
Union. Who (he asked) was the greatest patriot
ne who would avert approaching danger by pre-
pairing for its approach, or he who waited till the evil
was irremediable? They had met to consult upon
measures for averting the dreaded calamity of
dsunion.
The Convention was formally opened with
prayer by Rev. J. B. FERGUSON.
After some discussion in regard to objections to
the credentials Of some of the delegates it was or
dered that committee be raised, consisting of one
delegate from each State, to receive and register the
names of all the delegates present.
On motion of r. B. ROBERTS, of South Carolina,
the Convention then adjourned until ten o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. CLAWS compromise, it is said, will be re-
jected by the Convention.
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with the dignity Of France and to none other would he con-
The whole Ministry said to have adopted the Prss
dents views, and declared they would adhere them There
also fear that Sir W. Parkers visit to Naples may
embroi in angry discussions with Austria and Russia.
Paris BouRsE, May 23-Five per cents. s9f 75c
Three per cents 55f zoe. Bank Of France 2,lOO.
NJ VIcroR HUGO and M. MosrALEMBEnr have had
smart Of words in the Assembly, and NJ DE LAMARrISx
left speaking
LoSDos STocK EXCHANGE, 2oclock--Consols for MONEY!
95d to 96 consols for the account, 95s to 90.
The cotton market at Haue yesterday was very active
Sales to o'clock about 1900 bales and prices firm, at an
advance Of about one franc on most kinds. ..
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NASHVILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

NASHVILLE, (TENNEssEE,) JUNE A.
The Convention re-assembled this morning, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Mr.. WISsTos, of Alabama, moved that SO much Of the
report Of the committee Of organization presented yesterday
as refers to the of voting in Convention be
miued.
Mr. Cn4wroRD Of Georgia, said it would be better first to
ascertain who were members of the Convention.
The question being taken the motion of Mr. WINSTON,
it was adopted
Gen. Pillow, chairman of the committee on elections
ported list of the delegates elected in the Con-
vention.
Mr. PERKIss moved the adoption Of the report Of the
mtee of organization.
Mr.. ERWIN, OF Alabama, opposed the motion. He said
ne could not support the repor if it adopted he might
acquiesce, but he maintained that subvesve Of the
authority Of the people, Delegates he said, had been ap
pointed by the people represent the States large and
others to represent Congressional districts He of
the latter and had authority represent the State. Each
Congressional district entitled, he contended sepa
rate vote. Unless this allowed them, how
the people Of the districts who appointed them to know whe
ther they had been properly represented If the principle
recommended adopted where, he asked, would it be
stopped If the Convention permitted to exercise this
stretch of appoint delegates for Arkansas and Vr
gnia-~hy should not also appoint delegates for Missouri
and Kentucky which had delegates here This Conven
ton, he said, ordinary body-the occasion ord
nary No step should be taken without debe
ration. L..
The discussion continued by Erwin, BALD, and
GoLDrHwAITE, of Alabama GooDE of Virginia PrcKENs,
Of South Carolina; COL QUILr, of Georgia. and Daows, Of
Tennessee. sa W..
The previous question having been called, the Convention
got into confusion number Of gentlemen endeavoed to
bring order out of Chaos and the President finally assumed
authority to decide the Of vong and stated the order
Of the questions pending before the Convention The result
was after two amendments had been voted down, that the
proposition OF the committee organization adopted
So that it decided vote by States each State having
vote, and nine States being represented viz Alabama,
Arkansas Forida Georgia. Mississippi South Carolina,
Tennessee Texas and Virginia Judge SHAKKEr is Presi-
dent. The Convention then Adjourned until tomorrow.
IL is scarcely necessary remind readers that large
majority of the PEOPLE of than half the States mention
ed in the last paragraph have repudated this Convention and
therefore have delegates in it who authorized to
speak and act for them
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-08
NASHVILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

|s NASHVILLE, JUNE 9th.
There r attendance at the Convention delegates
from the following States Virginia. 6 South Carolina, III
Georgia. 70 Alabama 81 Mississippi, / Texas, Ar
kansas, Florida, and large number from Tennessee
Various propositions from the different States received
and referred to the select committee business composed
of representatives from different States The propositions
thus far, have been mild and conciatoy, but firm.
1t generally believed that the Convention will recommend
the compromise, probably advise the Missouri compromise
and then, perhaps adjourn to October next.
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n EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-The

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subscriber will offer at public auction the premises
Monday the 10th of June next the hour O'Clock Nj
the real estate ofwhch Thomas Gtngs late of Montgomery
county, died sesed situated in said county, about miles
from Washington city, the read leading from that city
Colevle and the road leading from the Cross roads
Badenburg This property will be offered in lots, varying
from "a 1877 all we'll wooded watered two
of them having farm houses them
Terms of sale On-thrd cash. and the balance in one
and three equal annual nsamen be secured the bonds
of the purchaser bearing interest from the day OF sale, with
security to be approved by the subscriber.
Mr.. Jededah Cuttings, Mr.. Martin l.. Cuttings living
the premises will take pleasure in showing the property
may 3l-d3twit VIM VIERS BOUIC Trustee.
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TLECTION OF AN ENGINEER.-At a meeting
L of the Board of Directors of the Virginia Central rail-
road company Charlottesville the 4h day of june $780,
Resoed, That the election OF Chief Engineer in the
place OF William A. Keeper, whose resignation has been
cepted be postponed take place Richmond Tuesday
the 18th of June, instant. ...,..
Copy from the minutes r..
iune At JOHN GARRETT. Secretary.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Mononssla Academy,
Class 64, for 1850.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday. 9Th June $780,
rs number Lottery-i2 drawn ballots