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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-11
,v.t DwycToRrEs-A earn

T. IL Editor y lN P~eN'
10 Your correspondent {. X ID. is desiron,
- s,o,,nx whether Mr. Dogge,' OF ms Active super.n
- 4 responsible kJr the errors IN ~Deggst's b.
-, 4 as,y iacis may tend 70 enhgten hin and YOU
.s.ssrs, Ms requisite IN compiling Director EN-
- large nuuber of men. upon whose f4,hiunes- and
o.tsnes CORRECTNESS. mainly depend. The Active 80
s,atenjerl- insfrucs and and dif-cis hese men ID ~,
,,g ned sesi le can only dseovei asr m.sssrs br be-
,ousi knowledge n the rector Tie Term. hereto
5gs showed by NJ DoRftu have been 81 ref daJ o. ~,
ese~sss FL-ch Usually occupies about Gree "0"hs p.
-. Fsasra..y about Fac Gu ~ 1th ~ Iaf CON -
-sfs 49, allowed on ef ert seIdenis ard seA-- p"-
.ss occupied u selling was noi Ya'd os 'ifl y i.
"a. selS cen .ii- conclusion n Ire canvass ara t.- ~
.cou1is received By them were generally very 10
Iber expected % - mea n llielg rnce az 60
con I'D usIy competent snf f1lthn nrn " 'ie 49,.
cscess.t % ecceyf efrp IN. ilnrf even a. Ho-
ne Active super!nfradenf' did nO' frotlo li.' '
a. tui was forced 90 CO DE test b. c01la hIll - I,
rished 10 iarn ana u v be READILY ie.ered ha s,iAe OF
ae rneu fhu. en- p red we're regls er' sn1 -, -.
&c Auofhef source Of uOube - ne uN"...-s - e.. :,
r eve correct Information 20 ~ can 49,. ~ 80
se.tn2 their name. On me Jury Lis iil- n 60
or5 re control # ne pp1lsAef- -tP's'@r'
~. rccas.cua.v escape corf'cloA r..... ~-.
~ gTesf rs s-ua- 10 CORRECTNESS o. 600 Df"f'ofI
- ~o-.f-l IL a ~nD.lrilrI 81 .sr' .e.el. ah1 ia.i
b ren ln spcsfton on fae PSI " ne puni' ~ r..
cpc-.ie SIN tLe putsLel Dr. lE correct 'fhHiyh 81
n , esrvssseTs. eud 10 ts peI!s0u ~ 1e cJmpafoi
- 1fe -vEo L5s experience abilfy ana industry in A-
rs.on tie lt-cTber merely suFScs wiener iaf q.
erf o. rcspC-f2tf opposition Wyl9 hoi IL e
- efoct d .mpry~r. he Director pr e-cuacF ehray
so.s AID oariress u Issue and TesPeclf a'ss "LeAe
roaorolr Respectfully yolrs CHARLES Z RODE
e.y 4 a.
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Il v =
IL DIAN f.at of sly o,.er public orcers lOf the same
amount cf aloI and hst @ih e present prices 90 reni-
ana l4as s0Ls altogether made sic u leiray o-f e.
-..s anal .ite u- % r. means of making respectable
.t.rs.re tn public o. ofcef- under paT 81 the ttI D.
eminent
a t honorable means fo obtain lu increase 90 our sai
h.f 3d. That form oi Itar.n fo 'ie Mayor on
e DELEGATE. from elc. Wa41 te instructed ' We. L sis
r....t- ,l cd l.- Policemen in Ie.r respective r.-fi-
s. tsff.s spIslns aud Assistant lp.li, aui DNpiN
81 t sra iertbr invited io give their signatures 1iu
Hory cooperation 90 further our rfJr- % ohl Poe -t
-.rei ,uf
yifn ne Aicrrel ana Assistant t-rmeu 20 Itgf lr-ft
uee y Ir1 io ea4tatcr lo Mries. on iAem ne
Importance sul Advantage that would accrue o lie r
DEPARTMENT ana l the ciiy geuerl o an increase u. e
salary
Re.oi.si 9i That ue obIe and EroceednEs 90 ul'
meeting te published IN the Herald sun Express Globe
Tribune ana Counter All Enquire and .Asi TIE tdior-
IA, tleti ID NArHiEL ABBOTT,
no 2rs- Chairman oi tie Convention.
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ANTHONY } sLEECKER. Aucs,oocer
SlN VALUABLE IOl SIS AND LOTS I

rver-y eighth sis--ANrHONN RLSECkER via sci
SUCTION on FRIDAY, Jan n. lSiA al I. NJ Al The Mec
chants sNclsngr. unless previously dspOset Of prvsse
sac. ne following vsuAlie prspcrty VIZ
>X houses and lots the siae OF Fourth avenue
ween fNeuN seventh snd rWeny ghh one beng on
M corner "a EWrn eighth 81 and koarth avcnge and The
remaining adjoining on fouTtlavrlue The tols are a.
,re n feel Inches oui snd BY S. feet In dspth ~
tept th which = - et rche~ fvnt reaf BY
hos same depth TOE house. high and a. tesg
l.ep wei flushed and u perfect onier Arous hosL parrots
Pr ..rond story the FIRST story tu, occupv
ia 4u rrran un uiurgaEr the house loL
sri 49, TSch ~ NE remaining tpr term
u yesrs Each hla.e r. nsu rd peTeusy for sAo,o esc b
recurring ro ogtN '1r insurance the policy u hch goes
.o he purchaser orfrfheT particulars inquire %
ID 6i.s lT-g ANfHONN r. BLEkIhER Bnrsdsl
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M AlIAGFn i.nnns - - NM HERNANN
AUCTION SALES.

An MERwIN Ascuoueer
DN BANGS. PLArT Il co. Seoss ~, Broadway
IL ar attention. given 10 he sac N frvss Labrs
- Co. s,lvaacrs made when desired
ERIpAN EVENING. Jsr "a
L,xsg SNs o. ELEGsNr ENSSANtSeS--Au extensive.
ca, .,r n choice Enghsa ard Preach Engrsvtnes soms
ss.srfiv -,..,,l sri upward ~ rfy Beautifully ffNgsJ
MONDAY EVENING Jan 10
Laser SNig CLcsE NoNstSNNE>f>-.An eNtcasiFr
co ,rucn I'D SanlNri Scao,, Medical SDd -elsnoogs
botkS - close cCrsi grwelfs.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan Is
law kooN>-A large Iolertoa Oi Anable Law bcoks
ncng nilcd Sats and Stsie RepOrs Vslyshle O,erts
A. TREATIES EuF sd Rau.srfs A.
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GARMENTS AT REDUCED PRICES.

EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS fuoN n pfnsItr-i I'
a le American loie aud Osr own premises VII rrii'i
t.ra-.It tor us ,u Nacae sl0Ie ur sluu anne W'
are driIuAs of closing Ae balance oi uu W hirI sos
comlr.in. large assortment ot OfercoaIs BODY "a -
Er.ls. pa.ts..ous Vests sc We have therefore 80 rt
du,ea nur prices as f0 offer strong inducements 20 lta,
IN, nNf.l WI 4 IENNINGS 90 ~ brosdNes-
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DRY GOODS.
IKE GREATEST BAReArNs

IN KID GLOVES ever yci ceere4-A sURDFTTs
t,hIs~ae Al --tal arv ro.pis s'oce, - W2k-gSt =
BIZ = received. fssr fsA importation, Soc psirs eeae-
meas "a. ssl dark I'D gloves, only s. par.
Nea 3 40 pALrs la1ies' white hack ard every otl-s
ccnf ~ gloves. s. pScr.
Ann,ue De ssove are sore very decse eur Lac gr-c1
aN Avrier scne and other ehoiee eosoFs equal y nos
81 .crQr lo = gloves
Cove, nea,y rui az liz lozen boxes Al r,asonAb.e
ic,iioE hv the Every other arlcs IA Ne tfy SN'ds
.ir d. cQrrrs roud'rg a1w pricrs
GEORGf BtRDErT lS Walkerst
.A6 -s' Between Rr01Nsy and Bossefy.
DAMAGED GOODS PER SrEAMER Hermann
a'iAs ncctFcN b. t1Ase scrsuer Argr iot q fsasy
t, reSr ard frry csrsel si,ckS ais1 cenGe1eu's aS
esther -ieei-olnd psrie H'onnaes ~ sold very sw
- a. eNensFc a~sorclcat 20 Waehes> ,siry silver.
var ps>i go>dS Tea sctS eake bsskets erd
ancy goods suitable for holiday preseurs
ANERLI BRIGGS 80 Bower.
"a tNiss coraer Brc.nesl
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OIL s..I...g Hsl.agfa f.r f..5.a as4 f.taa.l'.. df
sar' OIL t. sir o.. W ho~ss SIZE V4af oi g. t..
.f-a....
hop f..l- f.ifs fgt4 L,.e4.,-N y r f.-. at r.-
a.+-ar dr , fe.ar rf q. l-rn49t 'at 10 U .--r-ae.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
= .o.i.,, of hanic. aud Trades.

rz- General society OF Wee names ana ifa"es-
men Mechanics Hal ~ BrVSdwsN
IEcTIKEs-lAS
n. ,..s,, Ns,nrnl Relations hswecn ANNA
NcnSsv Ian ,s;h glsi and sS;h. Al :. PM
" RvpyfFtp MD-PhysognonN-on ne syn q
a., Ssls = sp5 Snris Fsculues-fehruAry 81 a. :. IN
Rev Or BrrHVNE-Holand IL hisio'y i'S~'' '-''1>
Ter Ac-Eeh 10 AZ 4 Pm. s - D..
.,,n,iou. of our Counirv-Fe6 lTth a. 4 2 VI
~ Members can obtSu their rckeis A. ire fpieh'
ncess Lb~ry ulI M JOIN b. INV
" Natnral Immortality OF the Human sour Our
a I'm hIe.-oKORGE SfoRKs, OF Pbilsdeiptla ~ VI
,e-sre on he above sub ect The Apollo Saloon 4V
y~sv 90 SabbaIh uext Jsn IS morning AFTERNOON AZ.
sverps The pubic respectfully invited to s'end IL
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CHRISTY'S oPERA-HoUSF
GLlpp0>'- TRA>>rARE>T Pt>ogAN,

I IVITFN IIVN
Ch.--e Baliinss Broadway
- Admission - GEMS & Idr'u Laf price
y b-lle curtain rise. every Evening at . sal " ri-
-e-'.. f.t Saturday Afternoons 60 D, Do.i, open one
hong .rf ~ csch exhibition Y 6u.'
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spokem. Ar.

L., q. ataJ, aa ~ :, trs Ab.oif.oa not A..id r..i.
ported b, o sh new. collector nom B'Hm5r t - i.i
De-. 81 a.. b. ..v trs r Htl,.l 81, .-,a.,t .L..,.
for. NNW 10 u- l1-
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10 Mariners.

lea I..sA .sQ.t -Nat..Hai Jhrrtatrs H.4tt.,f.a Fen
have DE- honor Uf Goo cf .-feht cI nsfsra
o.. scciur.a,14 faaale Y.esr oi t4eu from OBJ. OBJ
-s.t N .. tlr l.rt O-Ai BIZ tlaut n-u Sew "a O.. t
t.a-a. ia
cant Hs powerful -.'. sic- via "ft - ul.t .a
.rrt and ,eh c..a-oiate feal sr eassei 100 Ell Ir.
he .tr u .al.ta ioT DE .t prlr.t.a -i
s.rF .a.f .arr.af cl.Ifs kfsp-ctis't &
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA LAW OFFitE-O bAhhh,
Y Attorney al law, san traucisco, California Mr. IS 10
Bl,c a. fe Globe Hotel New York. and viii so Mon
day DE fh to- Cherokee Any business entrusted
.l be- care VIII command his prompt aisuuon Refer 70
lion James buchanan Lancaster, Pa Hon. GarrlcA MAJ
.rry Philadelphia Thomas Mcfimth Tribune III us
IALIFORNIA RETORT-.-Cohion's RetoI's,
u for separating gold from quicksilver, an indsFshsAbio
st.c.s for miners Manufactured and for ssle BY
dow. DIETA BROrHtR co ia9 Wilismsi
IRON REToRrs, OF suitable size and Of he beet con
l suctian flr separating gold om mercury IN to anal
samotng process also, mercury, scales and welght Ac
~ be had al D. GhlLIONs Chemical Depot u Chafn'
beers u <WN-
AZ, CAlIF0R>iA HOt SIS. The ~elfkno~n
10 finn al GEORGE FREEMAN 1 co are pfrpaftsi 10
- supply shippers and eugranis with houses superior
a ANYTHING t- other market NJ very low rates
oar houses have been fed approved u and extensively
paronizcd By CauiJmian- aud others Cal al " Broad
~ ~
CrsA CALIFORNIA HOI-E FOR sALE.-
N. 4 well built double dwelling house 81 u foons pre-
- rarri with great rare, expressly TOR the California
market shipped board ship Venice Apply 10 - BfOsd
WV Insurance and frcighis l0w
Do ais- GEO FREEMAN co. ~ Broadway.
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L. SstAoab J. Rcc kcf al The Merchants kAChAIgV az
Any DO 1854 belonging the ess,e OF hVbefl SrOwu
esased vix The house andc, "a Mo,.si ~ IN hv 81 q
400 40 do 2S6 Bowerv corner OF Houstonsi 81 81.
% 90 as do adjoining SAW DO do ~ DO $500 % 90
- DO 40 SlOs0O, 90 90 as Houston - sou DO Dc -
q ADJOINING 81 TO DO DO 4S9 90 de- >AS do do ~ de-
eornef Of F6xsbeih $ 80. DO do W lasi corner %
sewers siS250 d0 do = lamesi StAsl do % = DO
81 SSsQ 10 10 A do do S520o do 10 On North W lhau
scar Chatham 81 OCO, do y Chatham - ueS Nor
Wnhhsn Sii iOe 90 90 ~ Go do DO silloo DO Go 81 A
GO Do. ~ ~ Total. Si+6.Ara
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WILLIAM n FRANKLlN, Aucuoueer
lNIcuT VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND o.

II,ht north eide 90 + tcnth ~ helN cen run anu sA1
ave. " n ERASkLlN SON co will sell Al auction
ON FRIDAY Jan H. al D. O'Clock Al the hsrchsniS IN
change
TilARNru-,r one lot 81 around ghe north side Of
= eveuih.st commencing Nl feet east nom SlNhs beng
u front and r.Ar by ioS feet Smehes IN depih
Also four u. oning ard SNlh Az sane dnen'
sIOus
Also one o, ADJOINING being q beer hunL a feet inches
rear hv l03 feet J inches no depth
Also ore gore Dot adjoining. being q feet mont
Also one gore odionlng being . fret II uchs' ifok
ON ilc above lots Two Ouck mont houses Rd hAhe
stables L.fh0smphc maps now ready
rFRMs-Trn per cent and ne auctonesra t>a on ths
dty OF sale tsen per cent 900 ih" delivery % me dee1s
n be- ance of ne purchase 10 remain on bond and
mortgage for or years al pee cent per annun al NO
orfou OF The purchaser Tie above property has been held
b.. h., ,,nliIv t,r 81 wears tAltl . BUS
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DNRNIM,~ AMERICAN MUSEUM.

tbkAkNI W. Manager rf Proprietor. John DfesnW ood,
D. Manager Feudt performances every DAY
att ct~nH s 'l, Nres cumeucinF Morday. Jan = 1850
Hpuah .or novelty The Manager hss engaged ior one
Wees. hr Brush Dfuit- $40 appear every afternoon ard
evening in the fac smile costumes ui tle elite >ooifsy
eI srl exhibit NasIcs Illusions Mysteries and MlrHfies
v.,h ,ne Duid Horns Last week OF the famous
Eng $50 %. ant Robert Haies and Inc ce,en ufet English
uva Ma Gen Mole. who may Dee seen @; al hours One
0r e hssf .s-lrvte ccWpsuie- America composed OF
Nr Wvme.s Pete Morr- Messr- Meufed War
Dom ars Rose and higgins sud As-e- Sanhope, Peni.
.sgi tolltney and West Admission - cents Children
under tU wear. Of ~ cents 300
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A 4 FUTILE. Aucuohecr
Srork or iiARiDrWAks SnFk EllH,. s ss y.

.. l .u tre store ~ krusdw corner ot brOOmesl
"A NILSSON 81 SH co viii sell a. suction on WED
NF~DAN 6ihrst AZ och on he above premises ne en-.
ire stock usriw are Cuiier aied and Japsnned NNe,
Na., Furrishirg Goods Nc consisting Of buldets hard
N.re ,nrr ntulf aud hal amps sri snthors nsiet AMI
Afsuns are, VIZ haskei- csstors, SPOONS cfss snes
susnE their business. ad viii % sold, without reserve,
'ur cash Aso kNu0vs comprising counters . Ass side
.s- drawers counter cs-e- with plate az aud plated
rlurF soud mahogany double counting h0ase desk iron
safe a. Catalogues ready ON the morning OF sale tus
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AAL0oLAH. A&AJ ruBuooRAPlcAL ROMANCE
jonathan .lu-r IL- .h thousand i-rno co,a


At tNlNt o. EN-Gff tNLtkA A. NAfNl~
Tie N onder, 1f Remarssh.- incidents ara 'he Rsnle
pa Areci1-rs -Y Ahmed 5u Hemlem. -ls Ne-slots
CD rt ~uls.r' Translated iro- 'he lurs -h tF iod'
-.l.Tr.U .-I -uh 30 5frni
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I - Ono Wees DlIN-N qIiSnf Leaned canary
usf be- win give entertaining performances a. tir above
/ p.scr on MONDAY FreninF January ard every evening
during Poe. week. tTiuIdaf exec. f,Vll u tuc.uca Afrr
| noon exhibition ou WEDNESDAY and SAT- kDAN, nj
O'Clock Or each occasion ttr L'awei tuHar Birds VIII
introduce their wonderful feat. Admission % ccnis-ch
| d.eH ls|i price y lwis'
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nEuOyAL.-Tbe s4bscntsf has removed . snd
fsnncer ynrf IS Wal u md ~. continue ne bsnkln1
~ AL Erelsngs BfOker1ge basinsss 70 AZ ~ branches
WV ~ ID A COAsTOCK.
January sJ1D "a.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET.
F.SSs AT REDUCED PRICES
3-sE-sS Sailing from NETWORK Saturday. January
r. Al , O'Clock P The new and maEuin-
cent L : Mail Steamship
OHIO.
Connecting d. Panama with hs steamship lSThMUs, la
Frbuar Travellers California viii ind This tho cheap
e.t and mos desirable Vi all routes " ts Gold Regions
Prices of Passage through from NewrOfk 10 San Fran
cisco. California
Fret Cabin Stsi.rOom Ber'hs. W.
Second Clbln slandee Ber,hs 80
sie.rays Berth. found bed and board ............ 40
aSt'IA. NJ o. ROBERTS iIs Vests
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PRIVATE DANCING.

olA DODWOBTH would moot -peeruiir announce
q -.l. itris lni - pgh.c fIat lsss- in us srsprl
quarter .n OH fe fashionable dances lrr n1H wrnlns
e. d nrl H.0-r Hho lre DESTROYS lf joining viii please
Of - rar.r application az flr Academy fH Bf1omr-f
doors N f-I oI nfosI f1s.
Tue..l sand F.dls.st7 T. VI luf o. .tr... Iue-'la
end -a'H-af-af p 81 ,r LaaIr. 81 ..r- aHd Nasiers
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW An1ERrcAy RonrANcr

,>,-strt1f ~ av' N'- AN honiAHcES.
- - = ! t- r a. - An. - Broadway TIE
cess 'il-f .N-.ilAl hef-i Ne llire reaL ~ .o1
lttE NiNf br lEF hftfDNS
l..r q .si q. ..-.. r
l.--- fa--'rl-" A. D-e volume 80 c.rf. I r.,.r
- -e--.
r~- t--- ar "a -..-
H 81 ',. 49,. s.ra
~
NY.
a-.. .... eff.s. a...-. D.. ..- ...
80
~ 49,
a.. a. s.-. .. ...-.--
-..- 3 t'a-s OIL. aaa
t-- 'l- -..f ''0 -.-'.
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1-EV AMERICAN FLOUR.

'f,Hls HIGHLY s-cra-if-i sri 81 l4r iF5rs Do --
49, L -.r-.-r.r.r flr. al pCrlols 90 Dr. c.lr D.
80. ~. -0 r.- Stl1ruf Pr --.-r-. o.f lli
I'D Interested .g Ba-s-l tai- i--l.. t.l..- --.l-
81 -f4 -, DO alrtf taaulf. krr----- % ants lft'i-E
nsnre il l,r sr-sfesf reI'er1n 0.r ALls p rf s,-f
1-odlctan .1 thu country L. GREY SION '-f--- -o -
-fr. p, ... r and nl elf. tlt Pc JOYS .~-r Or - lt
..l r. ...--t should make 2 f rtl- -of % every
.aaIv P.tl-l.f larrl.g 80 e-..- t-r -f So
-. $40 ..-.a- -rf ~r.rr-r 20 b0.e. B.. 3 t.H
90 t..r.. ar.-l .o 'rarr Ar.ls- ilr c..-ll g.
wt-k ~
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNER-IuP NOTICE.-Tas C.rar.a.f.
.--t-a d CARLETON FkoIHlN9HAA. = o. 4ai
i.....,-,i b- -r.nIsl consent FhJIHlAbhAh f-
-.-rlr rom business A, 10 CAkLEloH 70 aofr ai-
81, CHARLES q CARLETON
I,n lssa r FkOI hlAOhAN
,u.gIF. 10 CAkLETOS having ss-oclalet sIal
80 CHAKLEs CROSBY. HENRY SEAMAN AZ
ROBERT CHARLES. ia nv - ID continue u.r M y
.r sut Jabbing - sl1 Fsnei Dff D1'1' p-ti,s = -.
az - l.sm-sl ~ a-lins 1n s.c,s, 1i.' -,
>-e-yors ia. O. isio ies'
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-HIp.---.
~. .rr---.a i-rafl1rr sing Under r. hfl 4
P A = l. DELMUNlCO 10 die day g s-0i, "a sf p. az
l- ol-s-aa1-az -lsre-- 81 20 5,,- $500
AID t..-r-e. rrrf1 ~. a- lrlIr- lT l. DrLmy-'.Ne
:. = -.
LoUHT CO.'S
CALIFORNIA EAPRA-@
yrgOv ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES n --~ 3 --ir-
L 49,. d, ~ grsac-,. Sscraneaf0 C-y. siocA,-sla
q. sa--- 9i t. Cold N.a.- oF every '-anef A rif- ~
d spee-a. -e--ruFrr
- y,-t- N-.,r. How and = Cha--; N-ol a sa4-p'-
G~o McB-I- 20. " = How lald Pc ard
" C. We-uore E-c
ss..oa-Messr- Rugg.e-, Sours- Aa-on
Messrs J K.iaidg- = Co.
JJJsrv. E-gs and : Il. Wilsms Res
Prs,-,s-.-W F. LOCST Of Charleston.
GEO ~ BEACH q S~v-YorA
y WRDLEiGH n San Fran-isco ani
Il = ADAMS. q E1st0n- DO H.
>rAIGATUCK RAILROAD co. BONDS
Eat-sd Cor1uslT rE-Etle lll inst VII - I-l "a
rreseuS1cl . IL sroe Of X \ q l. selayl@L hsn-
ovsrst ROBERT SCHUYLER
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w THIS DAY, or ltt O'Clock, aige assortment OF new
and secondhand Furniture nc'ud'ug mahogany SOFAS
srg urors .u46f vanis Brussels caTpet.to paw gdvsn
80 Also Al invoice Of hardware mmsiissey after ne
sale furniture Jl "
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
Tobacco and Cotton crops.

The Tuscumbia Alabamian, Of the 10th
inst, says that the prospects for cotton
crop this year are bad indeed. All the
southern papers give gloomy accounts Of the
prospects of the planter. In some portions
of south Alabama and Mississippi, the cot
ton has been planted and replanted, as
many as three times, and the continued cold
weather was killing off that which had come
up. Planters say that under the most fa-
vorable circumstances the balance of the sea-
son, the crop must be short one.
The Hopkinsville Press has the most dis
tressing intelligence in relation to the
prospect of the tobacco crop. In addition
to the injury the plants have sustained by
recent frosts, the fly has made its appear
ance, and is working great destruction to
the plant beds. A number of farmers had
already put their tobacco lands in corn.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
rhe comnroro,se IN south, carolipa

The Compromise In South Carolina.
We take the following extract from the
South Carolinian, Of the 18th inst, relating
to the report Of the compromise committee:
"However desirous of some equitable ad-
justment of this:Yexed question, we confess
toa very slight sympathy with the plan sub
mitted by the committee. True, such an
important measure should not be pronounced
on by the fiat of mere impulse. 1t must be
calmly and dispassionately considered, and
our Judgment must be divested as much as
possible of those indignant feelings which
naturally fetter it when injustice is done us;
1 but the scheme, in its present form, cannot
be acceptable to the SOUTH"
The following is from the Palmetto State
Banner, Of the l4th, on the same subject:
ain anothercolumn, will be found brief
synopsis Of the report Of the compromise
committee. In our next we purpose laying
it III ertcnso before our readers. But there
is even now sufficient for them TO judge of
the utter inutility of the scheme. 1t is in
fact an insult to the south, as the Fanatics
/, will find to their cost. The attitude of our
southern members is generally good. But
the crisis has indeed arrived, and now is the
time to insist upon /" EQUALITY or lEDEPEN-
DENcE." That we must have at any and
epsry sacryfce."
How far these papers represent the feel
ings of the people of South Carolina, on this
important question we are not able to say,
but certainit is that the people are notunan-
imously opposed to the compromise scheme.
The Charleston Journal, one of the most
monument papers in that State, exhibits
perfect burst of delight over the measures
recommended by the committee Of thirteen.
II calls the report a "noble and patriotic
document" "plan of honorable comprom-
ise and "wouId hail itwith unalloyed sat-
isfaction," were it not for" the unlocked for
and unwelcome opposition o. oesouthernmen." I"
The Courier says it is satisfied with the
provisions indicated, and that the whole
north and south ought to be satisfied.
We incline to the opinion that large
majority of both wings and democrats, in
the southern States, if not in South Carroll
ma, jsill be found willing to accept the plan
9, the committee of thirteen, as the best
that has been proposed, and as one that will
neither infringe the rights nor tarnish the
honor Of the south.