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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-26
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anf iln0elaI3enenr 8oben, iaeiner Grofinadt
80 @runoe 9in9en- Ne nuf NIT GaI3 9sban9,
TEN lIid5f III 0erin8ften Ijtten.
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canfesr, sinpfeblt CT f4 Der fernsrn CUNT eints
utrebrten putlitums.
9. Warbenbnrs.
Canton, A.. S5uli lS49.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-26
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fi btfFnnngslrs tparen, paB sie Graneen rcn Ncrjs
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terfbco cb bic ltnresclinaBisteit barA ltnterpri.
dung crer ltcterMaaB entfanotn, rbcr 3ufalisrr
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ticn bertifbrt unc nerr6fe 9teisuns teanftist uno
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-26

.. 8. Dtpfbna9eIs,
. EFT de Druderef.
Cfffet, G6t Der 7tem anb lfibfi4en Mlarttffrafe
&antcn, Ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-26

S s. Minterbalter.
9 Speterftlaben, Dber@ rpcery,
esde Der ssanals uno 2uscarawas sGtraee,
Canton, Sbio.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

THE BoUSrY-IAsD LAWN the following letter from
the Secretary OF the Interior there s very important
land law, approved 2sh September. According 10 the
Secretarys construction OF it. person, will Be seen
can receive more than one warrant, although he may
ed by several individuals, would ente each to war
rants"
"DErARTMENT or THK INTERIOR
October II, 1850.
outing whether under the approved the 18th Septe
ber 1850 the person receive than one
one tour Of service entiuing him 10 land r
Although expressly provided by the terms Of the
law clearly Of the opinion that lie tenor throughout,
contsmpaes that the same person shall not receive
than warrant although he may have performed service
each a warrant
~ am. very respectfully. your obedIsnt servant
"ALEx. H. II. STUART,
Secretary"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

xubenstoraI, and maybe presidential nominsiions and
when Ill these have been sstssccry adjusted we VIII
~ objis "a sgain resign ourselves 60 union OF
s.s oojtjcans upon broad platform OF Old political
or~snjxaons hallowed by the genius and siunphs Of
~,ss men now more, or what's still worse. witness
he same figuring upon small and narrow platforms,
oOnsuctsd OF pankg torn from the rotten sides OF the
old by seeding and tacous agatoTs. whose passion OF
folly has uced Them from association OF the past
10 new elemenis OF action and excitement. 10 be emu
csted from conventions held be held Al Buffalo and
,Nashyille ...9.s ft~3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

THE LATE MAIL RoBBERY-ARREsr OF THE SUPPOSED
RoBBERs.-Five have been arrested and now in
peralors OF the daring robbery OF the United States mall
in the southwestern suburbs OF Philadelphia, Satar
day night last man OF doubtful Iepute from Balti-
named Isaiah, Isaac Joseph Downs and better
known by the not very felicitous sobr,qust Of Slom
maky" Monday evening, while under the influence OF
liquor, encountered Mr. Thomas Stubbins. expolce
Officer in South Broad street, and informed him that he
knew all about the mail-robbery; that he himself
concerned in the robbery and, as he had been treated
badly By the robbers S who planned and executed j. he
to Mr. Stubbns the whole of the circumstances OF the
robbery and Mr. s.. obtaining the assistance of party
tween and 10 o'clock on Monday night, proceeded to
place on Federal street. between Broad street and Long
Lane. in West Moyamensinp known as " Rum Row."
men all taken IN different houses The entire Row"
in state OF carousal and almost every one OF the
inmates seemed TO be intoxicated
The names OF the prisoners are Thomas WEIGH James
Bell, Thomas Brannin, John McCary, and Robert Nc
Dowel They were taken to the satlon-houee, corner
Of Schuykll Eighth and Brighton streets. and yester
day morning, between IL and O'Clock, they underwent
an examination before Mayor Jones-the United States
District Attorney, John W. Ashmead, esq being present
On and
mony against the accused direct and positive. The
examination resulted in the prisoners being fully com
next term OF the United States district About 10
O'Clock yesterday morning the prisoners were conveyed
to the county prison. They are all Englshmen and Irish
incn Nuost VI totm dc Wch hhoWn ou ohehoeis, anu
two Of them are convicis not long since enlarged from
the penentary, where they had served for proraced
periods Three OF them gray headed and they are
all men OF the hardest appearance.
According to Downss account, the mail entered
by false key, and the pouches thrown out The bags
then gathered up, and the robbers wadng through
pond TO prevent themselves from being tracked took
the pouches TO stable in the rear of Rum Row., where
the letters sorted Downs has been detained in
custody. The rhed letters scattered in clump OF
bushes adjacent, Remembers farm, where they were
discovered on Sunday morning The prisoners make no
defence. They were silent to the robbery The money
they obtained is supposed TO have been buried and Il
thought that it would be recovered We will add
that quantity of silver spoons, and other articles OF
value have been recovered upon the above premises all
of which are supposed to have been stolen. Captain
Binder informs that he made the arrest Of Brien ALIAS
Brannin aa.a #r. a
In addition to the above arrests another person. named
Henry Shriver, taken into custody by officer Pid
geon, and locked up for hearing to-day before Mayor
Gilpin. Philadelphia Inquirer. Oct. 16.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18
CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0zMr M LEwis, OF Montgomery, Alabama, son.
travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee, assisted ~ Mr.
b. BRsT1.
- Mr. fsAksL T. Aass Mo- SCUM Tsn suess fhilsAs'
phis h oar ssnsrs travelling sssas ~ Msssn. WA
WELp CoLLIss JAnEs DssRins, A. KIRx WxLLIHsroH
u. A. EyAss, JAHEs CLAxx, and r. LooKE.
y-n O. w. JAnEs No Hsrson street, Cinsnnsd, Ohio, Is
travelling ssistsd BY Mess
j. sxITH r. Dent JAsoH TAYLoR, j. w. ARHsrsoss PERRH
LOOKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. ssnaHnAH.
O0-Recspz from either Of the above viii be good
nWILAn GoULDN, Of Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Virginia. by travelling agents PuLLKR and JAMES
THOMAS,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

vent III molssiaon' Of the persons 10 whom granted
sby any process issued," &e probably mean only what
the act 81 1898 meant BY declaring certificate under thai
act suf6cisnt warrant for the removal Of fugitive.
and certainly do not mean suspension OF the habsas
corpus
conclude by repeating my conviction that there is
nothing In the bill in question which conflicts with the
constitution suspends or was intended suspend the
privilege OF the writ OF hsbsas corpus.
have the honor to be. very respectfully. sir your
! ~-r.1~r1"rN4 ~, CRIrTENDEN
To the PEEsIpEkT. II 1& T38TFFW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

deeply sls bosh in esse ana national politics Like the
tbirly who rallied around the whig, Francis
and psro,c msn as always rise up 10 timss Of
danger snd saand they will discharge their duly their
parry and their eousty Wisely and without fear favor
dynasty viii have terrors They will be the Isves
Of Of nlen, but IsDxPEsD
hem from the dischaTge OF their dny Through good
port snd through evil report they will keep steadily
and By their parry seek to pIom1e The good % she eoun
when such men come together.
From the New York Mirror.
Such was the posture OF aaiss upon che adjournment Of
mar future 20 full OF promise Let the records OF the Sy
racu.e convention IL was the unworthy son Of
New York who, after misepresen,ng and dfg.aeing her
ia the Senate United aes dared 10 oist upon the
great whig party of the State the odium OF approving ana
Sustaining him in his factous and revolutionary course
The occurrence 10 recent and the means employed 10
the attempt have bsen so fully exposed unnecesr
sary to 90 over the ground again. -, =
There 10 no suppose that up TO the time when
Hant his the ticket were par
ties this bat tber present position as
ting nominees OF the convention, clearly duplicates them
Let the black seal Of aboltionsn be stamped the
creed the wings of the Empire State and the dissolution
of the Union is inevitable Let them bear Il upon The
banner polls and every slavehodng State Ia the con
iedeTacy will become disafeced Tor the people OF tbe
South will then that the com promises OF me con'
States They will ee that the pledges OF the North have
been written 10 WAFER and retiring within !heix own Dol
pre- pare, best they may, the consequences
The only discreet in our Judgmen Tor the con-
yenon adopt prepare platform, and e pass reso-
tona doctrines, and all further agitation upon the subecl
ol slavery. Upon this basis they may renominaie the
Syracuse ticket and upon the acceptance q the
go into the with the hope OF an hon
orable victory.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

Look OUT ron moRK MAIt~HosBxRKs. Simultaneous with
the news of the great robbery Saturday nghtwhioh
occurred through want Of proper report Of the
removal Of one OF the old and experienced mail agents
the New York line Upon inquiry yesterday found the
ruor cosrsct-Mr John D. Lloyd having been removed =
few days before No reason IL assigned for this removal
hatws oan hear Of pretended that he negligent
or incompetent neither 10 he accused of being demo.
GRAFT We think Of offence that he has given to wing
cry but the fact Of receiving his appointment from dem
ocradc Postmaster General, which is hardly safcent
cause for removal under administration that "oashss
prescriptions. - Pe~Asvfsa~is~. ~ n gs4si M s,4,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

The New York Tribune the publication OF q
new work Austria. The author IL the Hon william H.
Sdlss, lats American charsS 70 the court Of Vienna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

Tho WiDchesier vginisn that six hundred head
Of hns cattle from the Chocmw country, west Of Arkansas
passsd through that few days ago, belonging TO Mr.
A. l. Armissssd, Of Fauquiercouny, Virginia Though
driven nfsen hundred miles In four months. hey i'm
proved hs ssssf part Of the wsv, and Game In in hns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

Theirs are Mt New York twenty arst-clsss steam-
ships either on the stocks receiving their machinery
whoss aggrsgate tonnage is about 1000 TONS several Of
them win Be ready for this The Arctic Of
Coinss Liverpool line 10 pleton that she was
TO make triap yesterday. She Is TO leave Liver
pool the 18th nsan-the day that the Cunard
steamer Asia" leaves Liverpool for New York.
.N,ts8 s tesls Baltimore ApsuicaW Of sesfsrday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
TAYLOR upou Taylor Ewins's Clerks haircut
turai Observation-Disclosures ray
Ter PIoushiug NJ the Maii-The iamen'a-
lions OF vrginia-A Weddins-T"ins'

Correspondence OF the Tribune.
WIsEtNeToS, Mondsy, March IS
cent YOU word sometime since that Mr' VANt-
r,R had made one Of the IoUDEsr onslaugh's upon
General TAYIsRs administration, and especially
uDon Mr. EwiNe, of which one pair OF human hangs
could he supposed capable 4 champion IN sen
Ate WAS found for the defense, VI Mr. TRUMAN
SUM. aud Nh. ions L. TAYLOR OF OH" wh"
Ike the President and the Secretary OF the In,e
riar. is. Whig and a native NTS'nian' loon up 'Ne
cudses last week IN the House
Er. TAYLOR de!eaded his friend EWING WIN
,,nsumste skin aud ability; aud Justly reuaI NeG
thai when Congress on the last oay o. Inc snort
SESSION passed an act. OF the Recommendation q
Mr.. Secretary WAIVER. who drew Np the o'''
BY large msiOy.tcs, u have the Home DePSE'hee'
orssm!zed It could Lot be expected Ihst the ae'AAs
woald approach periection.
IL had been asserted that although the duties Of
Secretary OF the Treasury were lessoned by the
division OF lsber the old clerks could answer well
epoush IN the new Department. Mr. Taylor SHOW
"a that more were required-new heads require
new bodies and perceive thar the House, IA as
voting this morning, Is disposed u PfoNi1e 0f taeH
.xtrs clerks and sanction ther appointment Sad
Nj TANLOR ,...,.
WA are .x eight or len thousand dollars io sde.oo'
a. ,,,kS but drop sog.e dfoF, IN he srea sAPeao.-
u he country Tea spl'Vy,s.v -. N,,u snpro-
prx,- ~ peNry shs amount Tor ne saFP,r. 90 -.
my
bos. tor he rub ic service All when ne neal ..
r.,tmeul caauOuing more patronage al S.aI '.us :.
IlghlIv al sap@YVi,iug subordinate oieeis
ofer hfsreA ii Ire OOVrrnneal ssss AZ OF 81 ~
dJ.aTs 10 supply deficiency Ne are ne W., - .r
10 dtas,s Il Two DAYS the principal les'aies v
No aut attacks upon tue Administrator III
Mr. TAYLOR did not oondesecn@ 70 tAAS sPoN pc, :.
notice o; Capt CaRTTLRs abuse ny E".NS,
aa.d he. does not need my eulogies oa' : my
belief that more pure, honest, ViSuant OF up Isn'
pablo servant hiss DOT occupied q posi- III aay
branch Il the Executive department. dpf'ns uhe
existence Of the Government
On the subject Of an Agricultural Boissg; N coz,
nectoa with the Home Department NJ TAYLOR
stated his views, thes d. ~.
Il zee win o,e..cre hat he Presldeat has rot n rs
A7tnA uessage overlooked ths, grrsi inefest o. ~.
unsd States N. HfreGprs- lacl.f'ng ne 2N1'ns -
fArnng ui-svsu H-recOmments lhsi sotnel'ns - S-
Tor BY ne esiabhshtnent " An Agricel1la- -
trusi viii Be established thei The beck meas ~. &
Geye1nneut can PROVIDE viii BE- bfV2gh iaio Ivl.s'
10 do soneu<ng fol lie encouragement al -
ths The great and may say The prreps lnstesI " ~
Untied States Coz hes The Foundation OF GER Prs
y. What would 10 our commerce 90 mNn1fseafcS pa
10 planting and farming isssrss,i wsss encourage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
Political Movement--Cannda Gossip.

Washington. Monday Msrch -.
nm told, in private letters, that Mr.. FRASois
HlNcEs, row Inspector General, wants 10 get nd
0. the management Of the Finances Of Canada, aud
that Dr. RoLrH OF Toronto. isspoAen OF as his sue
cessor. thst HlNcKs desires - get the Collector
slip Of Quebec an easy md permanent berth
tina, would pay well or, failing that, the Pos'mas
ter Geueralship. that in that arrangement Mr.
CAMERON is to come again into the Canad an
Ministry aud that Reciprocal Trade Is 50 much
desired beyond the n Niagara. that TIE men IN Office
have actually advised the British Government Z
concode the great ST Lawrence and It's Ship Canals
u the United States as an inducement 10 Congre"
to allow the trsde OF Upper Canada to center IL
Nev.YOrk
How iar the above gossip may be founded Oh
facf | know not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
MIR. Disney and the wilmet rrovi.o.
To ~ Esiisrs e rAs Trsesss
wAsKIssToS. Tuesday.

10 II fhlItfF q tn t'H'''1'
WssRissroS Tuesday M2,c2 ;, ls',.
In slsncins ever TIE TIbEA< Of yesterday, !
49, vcrT correspvndezi II ihs Place "a rs esf 2.
~ "a s.ser.s hsi lie De1noerNIae SolNr,--o- = .
- - ~, uledred ils-f s1Ppori he " .-los ~
- ~, 4, ussyrS sv0Se4 before Ia CoSveo-e-
49, : ise eg.ifv and pocy o. no1 in,eTv eHIos -
: - 49, - sreechss from tie stz1p, encearos-
"A io s.~-n -, purag lie carvsss ne II neso q 0os y
a. eu1pes.,or. a Free Sol nss md .se sns:sEvHS 2,
.aai parry n Ohiol ehs4ensed BON 49, - 49,
- r-1a, h. AK scassou. sccePle1 .e %hosI'
~ L. gvairzan ean esrfy - DE - ssst G, yor
2orcrrt car lave 10 cOrCOTersy = Is IA-'e'' -
5eg q yea 70 correct Is stktene1t - n,sxxy
Y0ars respectaly, - ! S'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

| NkyiGArTso SrKAs VKssxLs We have had IN
oppoFtuny q exsrasing te n~w sepeesroa q sc>sn-
poser Ia a.ygkaoo IL vAAsA ne Rgvr.oas nvvniors
ne hessrs SaAvea u Newst have secured p.fens bok
"a rs eoaruy Ard le Us.eS sis,ss u Aksrcs Tss
tkstvsaisgrs u he psdtle eecss 10 vcsses
too well koown 10 reS,sre euuneuaoc fno s.raica q
Ne hessfs kaiAvse. q faiaesrsA wAose nsanss rsak
hish - engiseers oas q seen. for iocg pesgd 800
directed tbs ssect TAs resa h1s leu ~ seovsry
o. appcsion q nesAo& "a prOp>.ing usvisxaax
sgean vessels TIE ur.ngsneri eonsss in As serciels
% ne re.se Aice efec- ey De power Of h seen 80
gce TIE crn G1d properties ~ s.;ass rrss~ se pc
.sr- ssrs se.ss = Ps'ge. 80 y. BE- ...ss - go
: AID q so7ixo1a. Posi1oo. 10 raed ron e.sN n
shlch here 70 wh~>A hAvtog s1sh larcasd ~mi ~
terrel q sssfngAos. On tae upper o. os.or slca he
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waoNfsp,Y AFrEsNoos. March =.
WHO MAroRALrH CoNyENrioS Last oven
NJ ne Delegates from he daercn, Ward. Of The cry met
il G. invention 81 he Cy Hotel, amer long session
li.cuucd without q cfC.c. To- cont-ss lay between
I,mes 2 SlLsshan ard EdSsfd Fish, E'qs each
having u votes on the as ballot
NaGRANT CHILD RES A meeting was held last
evening A. Cay Hal 90 axe aio consideration ard pro
l1se the ior the purpose Of aneiiofang the
condition Of the many yuEnni children which are 9, he
.ounI In a. iarge cities p Mayor Hal presided
and Freemsn H1ul ESQ ~ss appoia'ed Secretary Tue
u-eing addressed by Rev. Chas Spear, A spooner
E,q Rev Nj Thaycr Judge Greenwood and others
Resolutions were passed expressive u he u lie
meeting aad Committee sppoinicd 10 operate IN the for
nation u Society carry heir benevolent enterprise